1885 Millwall Podcast

Tonight is the last show of the season and so a few supporters who have contributed to the show throughout the year are invited into the studio for their thoughts on Millwall's progress. Mark Baxter is interviewed about his book, The Mumper which has now been made into a film, Outside Bet, and concerns a group of Millwall fans who buy a race horse. Harry Kane, who picked up The Young Player Of The Year Award, tells the panel what he has learnt down The Den since joining on loan from Spurs. Please don't miss this show

In tonight’s show the studio panel talk to Millwall Player Of The Season Jimmy Abdou. They also look back to another great victory last Saturday at Ipswich which makes the end of season look very good with five wins on the run.. The exciting last game of the season at home to Blackpool is previewed and some mystery guests will also be appearing as the club celebrates the achievements of long serving club secretary Yvonne Haines. Another not to be missed show.

Tonight the studio team celebrate more Championship football as the Lions finally beat the drop with a vital home win against Leicester. David Sullivan, the Millwall historian is in the studio and in the second hour the Lions Live team talk to Millwall goal keeping hero Maik Taylor who saved a penalty against Coventry. Don't miss the show it's a good one!

In tonight’s show the studio team look back on two great victories at home to Hull and away at Portsmouth which have virtually assured Millwall another season of Championship football. The next two upcoming games are discussed against Leicester and relegation threatened Coventry. Peter Garston our Fan on the Board is in the studio and the studio team also speak to Millwall striker Andy Keogh---Don't miss this one Lions fans

Tonight's show is tinged with sadness as we remember Millwall's legendary centre half Barry Kitchener after his untimely death last Friday at the young age of 64. The studio team talk to journalist Michael Calvin, who recently wrote the book Family, Life, Death and Football about the club and seek his views on the great man. The team also seek memories from former goal keeper Bryan King and defensive midfielder George Jacks who played many times with Big Kitch. In the first hour of the show current Millwall Chairman speaks about this season and his future hopes. It is also time to reveal the Lions Live Player Of The Month for March after votes have been collected over the last week.

In tonight's show the Lions Live team look back on another diappointing home defeat this time against Leeds last Saturday. They also look at Referee Lee Probert's performance in that game where he apparently missed two clear cut Millwall penalties and diallowed a perfectly good Millwall goal. Bob Asprey,Chairman of the Millwall Supporters' Club, joins the team in the studio to discuss the work and achievements of the MSC. The team have the pleasure of chatting to another great in the second hour of the show in the shape of Ray Wilkins who will talk about his time at the Den and the 2004 Cup Final appearance--Another not to be missed edition.

Tonight's show is another that should not be missed. In the first hour, the studio panel talk to Millwall Chief Executive Andy Ambler about the progress of the club. The panel then moves on to talk to a great name from the past as they catch up with former Lions' defender from the 1970s, Tony Hazell. The dubious penalty decisions that gave Southampton a disputed win at the Den last Saturday are reviewed and the panel look back on a marvellous away win at Doncaster last Tuesday. There is a look forward to the Leeds home match this Saturday and the packed show has all its usual competitions.

Tonight's show is really not to be missed as Millwall manager Kenny Jackett joins the studio team to answer supporters' questions. In the second hour Lions winger James Henry joins the show to give an on pitch view. The vital upcoming two league matches against Southampton at home this Saturday and Doncaster away next Tuesday are previewed. All this and all the news and views from the club provides essential listening for Millwall fans.

  In tonight's show the studio panel look back on the last two games including the disappointing home loss to Reading and the classy away win at Peterborough.   The first guest is a goal scorer from Tuesday night's win at London Road in the shape of on loan forward Harry Kane.   We also go back to the 1960s to talk to former left winger Billy Neil.   We look forward to this Saturday's crunch away clash with Nottingham Forest.   All this and a great competition as well--Millwall fans should not miss this show Please note that due to technical difficulties the first 12 minutes of this show were not recorded - we apologise and hope it doesn;t affect your enjoyment of the show.  

In tonight's show the studio panel look back to the marvellous win at Burnley last Saturday. They also discuss the vital upcoming fixtures at home to high flying Reading this Saturday and away to Peterborough next Tuesday. There are two great guests again in Youth Team Head Scott Fitzgerald who will discuss the FA's recent proposals for youth football and Lions Centre Back Shane Lowry. All this and we will also discover the Lions Live Player Of The Month for February---A show not to be missed.

Tonight the show has another two great guests as the studio panel talk to Lions currently injured defender Tam Mkandawire and in the second hour catch up with Tommy Wilson Millwall defender from the 1960s. How is Tam recovering from his injury and what do both men think of Millwall's struggle this year. The recent losses against Bolton and Middlesbrough are reviewed and will the Lions score let alone pick up points away at Burnley this Saturday? There are all the usual features so it's another not to be missed edition

On tonight's show the Lions Live team are celebrating the Club's annual Dockers Day which is being held at the Bolton Cup game this Saturday and which this year marks the 50th anniversary of the 1961-62 squad securing promotion as Champions from the Fourth Division.  The studio team speak to a star from that squad in the shape of former Lions winger Joe Broadfoot.       In the second hour Millwall historian and chief organiser of Dockers Day, Chris Bethell, also joins the show.     The studio team look back on the recent draws against Derby and Brighton and forward to the Cup encounter at home to Bolton and the crucial league game at home to Middlesbrough next Tuesday---It's a packed show so don't miss i

On tonight's show we have another two fantastic guests in Millwall midfielder Josh Wright and celebrity fan, film actor Frank Harper. The studio team look back at last weekend's West Ham match and the great FA Cup win at Southampton and forward to crucial League games at home to Derby and away at Brighton. The result of the Lions Live Player Of The Month for January is also announced---So don't miss it!

Tonight's show is the one before this Saturday's pulsating London derby at West Ham and to celebrate the occasion, the Lions Live team talk to two great Millwall characters in Tony Cascarino and Stuart Nethercott. The studio team look forward to Saturday's game and to the FA Cup Replay at Southampton next Tuesday. The poor 2-0 home loss to Watford is reviewed and Lions Live asks is Kenny Jackett still the man to manage Millwall. With all its usual features the show is once again not to be missed

In tonight's show the Lions Live team welcome Millwall Chief Executive, Andy Ambler to the studio to talk about various issues surrounding the Club, including the recent form of the team.  In the second hour of the show the studio team catch up with Shaun Batt, and talk to him about his recent return to first team action following an eighteen-month injury battle. There are also all the usual features in another great show..