Podcast appearances and mentions of Griffin Park

If you enjoyed this episode please consider subscribing to The Lab here In this episode of The Lab, we're joined by lifelong Brentford fan and photographer Adam Rosenbaum to talk about Thomas Frank: his rise, his coaching style, and why he's such a special manager. We discuss Brentford's journey from the Championship to the Premier League, how Frank built a strong team culture, and what might happen if he ends up at Spurs. Adam shares stories from Griffin Park, thoughts on Matthew Benham's data-driven model, and what makes Frank different from other managers, and crucially would a move to Tottenham be a successful venture for all involved. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Lab, we're joined by lifelong Brentford fan and photographer Adam Rosenbaum to talk about Thomas Frank: his rise, his coaching style, and why he's such a special manager. We discuss Brentford's journey from the Championship to the Premier League, how Frank built a strong team culture, and what might happen if he ends up at Spurs. Adam shares stories from Griffin Park, thoughts on Matthew Benham's data-driven model, and what makes Frank different from other managers, and crucially would a move to Tottenham be a successful venture for all involved. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I hope I never get so lazy that I don't remember that this is all fantasyland.  Newcastle United and Chelsea, in the Premier League, and we gave as good as we got.  That still should boggle your minds.To remind me of how good the good times are, we have in the studio Paul Thomas and Greville Waterman.  We think back to Chelsea at Griffin Park in the FA Cup, we talk about the matches of the last 5 days, and we look ahead to Arsenal away.  Arsenal.  In the league.  Ok, that still boggles my mind.Text the pod!

Clint Scott and Dr. Mike Gustafson give you The Juice and discuss Team USA Hockey facing Canada in the Four Nations Championship, what could be done for Rip Griffin Park if it was to be renovated, Chance McMillian being placed in a boot, and what that means for Red Raider Basketball headed into the weekend. They also preview Texas Tech Baseball's home series vs. UC Irvine and who will start on the mound this week for the Red Raiders.

James Tippett author of xG Philosophy and Brentford fan joins Richard Foster to discuss his early memories of going to Griffin Park, watching the Bees rise up the league and his football career."Started With a Kick” features an array of high profile fans and prominent figures from the world of football, including Martin Tyler, Chris Sutton and Mark Pougatch.Each weekly episode is split into two parts, the first coming out on Tuesday, the second on Thursday.BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR THE PAT NEVIN LIVE SHOW: https://bit.ly/4dMkw06FOLLOW THE SHOW ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iswakpodcast/FOLLOW THE SHOW ON X: https://twitter.com/ISWAKPodcast

James Tippett author of xG Philosophy and Brentford fan joins Richard Foster to discuss his early memories of going to Griffin Park, watching the Bees rise up the league and his football career."Started With a Kick” features an array of high profile fans and prominent figures from the world of football, including Martin Tyler, Chris Sutton and Mark Pougatch.Each weekly episode is split into two parts, the first coming out on Tuesday, the second on Thursday.BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR THE PAT NEVIN LIVE SHOW: https://bit.ly/4dMkw06FOLLOW THE SHOW ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iswakpodcast/FOLLOW THE SHOW ON X: https://twitter.com/ISWAKPodcast

The season heats up fast, doesn't it?!?  From the relative calm of a first week win we're suddenly playing three matches in 7 days.  Liverpool and Colchester were lessons for Thomas Frank and warning shots for us all that there's a lot of drama coming in this 'dangerous forth season'.Apparently Ivan Toney is still at the club...well he was when I typed this - he may be gone by the time I hit 'publish'.  Or we've got the lovable enigma for another 4 months.  It's silly season, as guest Nick Green rightly puts it.Nick has some great memories of Griffin Park and growing up a Bee, and with Greville Waterman it's a fascinating conversation.Text the pod!

Old friend Lev Riley joins Tim and Greville this week in the ASFB studios for a really fascinating conversation.   Lev tells us of his first trip to the Gtech, with side-trips to The Griffin pub and to the spot of old Griffin Park.  It's (rightly) a bit of a sacred pilgrimage now for a visiting American Bees fan.   The Gtech is great n'all...but I miss the old girl.It is the 10th year anniversary of promotion out of League One and fifteenth anniversary of our promotion from League Two, so we celebrate what a long, strange trip it's been with some memories from those campaigns.   We look back a bit to the Everton match and look forward to the visit of our own noisy neighbours from Putney.  

What a season.   The Luton victory says as much about this lost season of such high expectations as any match could.   Now that we are back to a near first team (ok...without Rico, Norgaard, Toney and DaSilva!!) we are rampant against a Luton side that really couldn't afford to be beaten.  What could have been...This week Adam Harder and Greville Waterman join me in the ASFB studios.  Adam is a  fascinating and insightful guest that I've been eager for weeks to have on.   He is here to discuss his experience as a Brentford fan, be it a walk down Braemar Road past Griffin Park to The Griffin pub or a Saturday morning pint of Guinness in the Red Lion with the lively crew that has grown there.   We look back at the Luton match, and on to our effectively guaranteed future in the Premier League.  

...there's no real reason to discuss Liverpool at all.  Instead we talk his experiences around Griffin Park in the 1950s and 1960s.  Really.  What stories he has from a golden era of Brentford.  Players I've heard of, he saw live!  Greville Waterman and I sit at Malcolm's feet to hear stories of Tower, Cakebread, McDonald and many, many others.Whether you're a long-time Bee or just come to the club, this is a podcast worth your time. 

An Argyle fan, who helped relegate the club.There wont be many with a story like Ryan Dickson, born in Saltash and an Argyle fan pretty much his entire life, Ryan grew up wanting to be like his heroes; Martin Phillips, Paul Wotton and Michael Evans.At 17 he got that chance, thrown in against Wigan Athletic,  the runaway leaders in the Championship. Despite some impressive performances, injuries hampered his development and eventually a move to Brentford resurrected his career.A bit of a cult figure at Griffin Park, Dickson was destined for bigger things. Fulham and Southampton came calling and it was the pull of the south coast that tempted him. Training with the likes of Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, he pushed on again. Then, at the end of the 2010/11 season, he helped relegate Argyle at Home Park.This is the story of Ryan Dickson.

Today from Lubbock, TX, on Locked On Texas Tech: - Tech hoops neutral site plans afoot - pyro, flames, & common sense beer - NIL to DLF at RGP - Big 12 bowls & Bruce Bochy All coming up on Locked On Texas Tech -- the best daily podcast made for Red Raiders, by Red Raiders! Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Today from Lubbock, TX, on Locked On Texas Tech:- Tech hoops neutral site plans afoot- pyro, flames, & common sense beer- NIL to DLF at RGP- Big 12 bowls & Bruce BochyAll coming up on Locked On Texas Tech -- the best daily podcast made for Red Raiders, by Red Raiders! Part of the Locked On Podcast NetworkFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

On the show this time round is universally adored comic Nathan Caton, stand-up legend and host of That's My Team podcast. He's used to hearing his guests talk passionately about their football clubs, but for Ultimate XI Nathan himself is in the spotlight as manager of his boyhood club Brentford. Along with many other Bees fans, Nathan remembers the times before their Premier League achievements where Brentford were forced to wallow in the doldrums of League Two, but the side he picks reflects the years of transition and highlights the development of talent and transfer market savviness that took the west London side to their current heights. Featuring an obscenely attacking line-up from front to back, but particularly at the front, it was a true pleasure to hear the joy in Nathan's voice as he describes some of the heroes he's watched grace the turf at Griffin Park, and listening to him talk you can't help but get swept up in the buzz surrounding the Brentford story. Get in touch with the podcast - Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ultimatexipodcast.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: ultimatexipodcast@gmail.com Show twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@Ultimate_XI⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Host twitter ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@Beng_Miller⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Music by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Wataboi⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ from ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pixabay⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)

Brentford F.C. Brentford Football Club is a professional football club based in Brentford, West London, England. They compete in the Premier League, the highest tier of English football, having gained promotion via the playoffs at the end of the 2020–21 Championship season. Nicknamed "the Bees", the club was founded in 1889 and played home matches at Griffin Park from 1904 before moving to Gtech Community Stadium in 2020. Their main rivals are fellow West London based clubs Fulham and Queens Park Rangers. Brentford initially played amateur football before they entered the London League in 1896 and finished as runners-up of the Second Division and then the First Division to win election into the Southern League in 1898. They won the Southern League Second Division in 1900–01 and were elected into the Football League in 1920. Brentford won the Third Division South title in 1932–33 and the Second Division title in 1934–35. The club enjoyed a successful spell in the top flight of English football, reaching a peak of fifth in the First Division, in 1935–36, their highest ever league finish, before three relegations left them in the Fourth Division by 1962. They were crowned Fourth Division champions in 1962–63, but were relegated in 1966 and again in 1973 after gaining promotion in 1971–72. Brentford spent 14 seasons in the Third Division after gaining promotion in 1977–78 and went on to win the Third Division title in 1991–92, though were relegated again in 1993. Brentford were relegated into the fourth tier in 1998 and won promotion as champions in the 1998–99 campaign. The club were relegated in 2007 and won promotion as champions of League Two in 2008–09 and then were promoted out of League One in 2013–14. They had unsuccessful Championship play-off campaigns in 2015 and 2020. Brentford have a poor record in finals, finishing as runners-up in three Associate Members' Cup / Football League Trophy finals (1985, 2001 and 2011) and losing four play-off finals (the 1997 Second Division final, 2002 Second Division final, 2013 League One final and 2020 Championship final). However, Brentford won the 2021 Championship final to be promoted to the highest level for the first time since the 1946–47 season. Read full article on Wikipedia : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brentford_F.C. Follow us on Twitter: @Audiowikipedia1 Become a valuable contributor & member by supporting us at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AudioWikipedia

The Pod welcomes Tianchi for a discussion of his experiences around Griffin Park and at the Brentford Community Stadium, as well as a fascinating conversation as to how Brentford as a club resonates in China.Along with Greville Waterman, we discuss the current squad after friendly wins versus Brighton and Arsenal, as we look forward to Real Betis and the first league match against Leicester.  

The one in which the contrive to throw away a two goal lead within the last ten minutes at the not long for this world Griffin Park.Tell me if you've heard this one before ...Post match cud-chewing with Charlie Mahoney.Nick @CBL_MagazineCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Fulham coming to Griffin Park at the weekend, the Beesotted crew (and Sammy from Fulhamish podcast) met up at The Hydrant pub right next door to Monument station to discuss last minute goals and all sorts. On the menu for today was the QPR match - and Brentford's soft underbelly which has allowed teams to continually score soft goals against us whilst in winning positions. Ian Holloway's rant against QPR and Brentford fans. Dan Bentley - should he be dropped? Plus they recalled last minute goals that caused joy in some cases ... and tears in the other. Plus we spoke to Gemma from Brentford LGBT group LGBTees about the rainbow laces campaign being championed by football clubs up and down the country at the moment - with the Beesotted crew questioning whether the campaign should be getting more support from players (Twitter @lgbt_bees, Facebook: LGBeeTBrentford, Insta: LGBeeT_Brentford, Email LGBeeTBrentford@gmail.com) Plus we discussed favourite Fulham v Brentford matches and look forward to the big match at the weekend. In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Sammy from @Fulhamish Podcast (https://www.fulhamish.co.uk/) 0 min - Intro 10 min 20 sec - Fans in the pub after the QPR match 18 min 15 sec - Beesotted crew discuss QPR match plus more 51 min 33 sec - Billy Grant chats to Gemma - founder of Brentford LGBT group LGBTees - about the rainbow laces campaign currently being promoted by football league clubs 1h 8 min 4 sec - Beesotted crew discuss the rainbow laces campaign and ask whether it is having the impact it should be 1h 25 min 58 sec - Beesotted crew and Fulhamish discuss Fulham game #BrentfordFC #ffc

Bob Booker was special guest at the first ever matchday social - held on the morning of the Millwall match at The Globe, Brentford. Bob - straight off the back of his book Ooh Ah - came to Brentford to give his unfiltered version of tales from his time at Griffin Park in the 70s, 80s and 90s. And a hilarious afternoon it was too. From him recalling the day when his mum met Terry Hurlock's dad who revealed to her his not so reputable occupation. To telling the tale of the team's team bonding session in Cyprus in preparation (or lack of preparation) for the Leyland Daf Final against Wigan. Proper tales. Proper jokes. Thanks of The Globe for hosting the event and Fullers for their complimentary pints of London Pride Unfiltered for the fans (and Bob of course) in the house. And of course, a big thanks to Bob Booker for entertaining us .

Coming out of the early-mid-season-late-early-season international break, Brentford should still be buoyed by the 2-2 draw at Middlesbrough and ready to put the Lions to the sword at Griffin Park on Saturday. With a plethora of A-team players limbering up in the B-team earlier this week, there could be some welcome fresh legs in contention soon, however, Millwall have had a decentish start to the campaign (well its better than ours!) and they're not heading west just for a the fun of a knees up on a barge or a zeppelin… it's shaping up to be a PROPER London derby on no mistake. Please we talk to James Blewett - Millwall Half Way Line (@MillwallJDB) - about The Lions' start to this season, George Saville, Tony Craig and the Millwall Zeppelin This week's podcast took place in the Old Packhorse on Chiswick Green: hosted by Dave Lane, with Billy The Bee, Savvy Bee and ‘Shed End' Matt Allard.

Derby came to Griffin Park and parked their bus on the pitch. Brentford passed around them - 84% possession at one stage - but couldn't find a way through. Until the 86th minute. Derby's football was described as one fan as anti-football. Fans in the pub discussed that point plus lots more. #dcfc

Two more games played. Still no wins. Things are starting to get desperate. After a 1-1 draw against Reading - where Brentford should have bad the game wrapped up after 45 minutes - the Bees put out a much changed side against Norwich and were well and truly turned over. The fans weren't happy. How much longer can this go on for. The Beesotted came together for a solemn session in The Distillers pub in Fulham Palace Road - just down from Hammersmith station - where they drowned their sorrows in all manner of assorted Pride unfiltered beer and Black Cab stout. Did it make things any clearer? Not really. In the boozer: Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard Lots and lots of questions including: The Reading and Norwich matches. Were Brentford justified in fielding a weakened side? Were the crowd justified booing the players? Taking away 1200 or so Norwich fans there were around 3500 Brentford fans in the stadium for the Norwich match. About as many as we took to Birmingham 7 years ago in the same round of the same cup. If the club can't be bothered to take it seriously then should they be upset if the fans don't take it seriously? Are Brentford lacking a leader? Is the balance of the team wrong? Are results now Dean Smith's responsibility or the Director of Footballs' responsibility? Plus we discuss the forthcoming social on Saturday 14th October on the morning of the Millwall home match which will feature a conversation and Q&A with Brentford legend Bobby Booker. We discuss random stuff from the forthcoming Big Griffin Park book. Lionel Road. The appointment of a woman to the Brentford board. Diversity in football and the kerfuffle kicked up by the Lukaku song - seen as reinforcing racial stereotypes - which brought us to bring up the old skool Marcus Gayle song. 0m - Intro 7m 44 sec - Opinions of fans in the pub after the Reading and Norwich matches 21m 20 sec- Beesotted crew discuss Reading and Norwich matches. Fielding a weakened side. Booing. Who should be the Brentford leader? Are results the responsibility of Dean Smith now or are the Directors of Football culpable? 1h 15m 23 sec - Beesotted chat with Bobby Booker in the pub on Saturday 14th October - before Millwall game 1h 20 m 0 sec - Beesotted crew chat Big Book of Griffin Park, Lionel road developments, Diversity comes to Brentford Football Club in the way of a woman on the board. Plus we look ahead to the Bolton match 1h 40m 32 sec- End

With Brentford FC recently announcing changes in plans to the proposed new Brentford stadium at Lionel Road, Beesotted, BIAS (Brentford Independent Supporters Organisation), Bees United and the Griffin Park Grapevine decided it would be incredibly beneficial for fans and club execs to meet up to discuss the changes. The forum would give an opportunity for fans to ask questions to the club on the rational for the new stadium plans as well as give the club opportunity to clarify a number of points which were unclear after the recent announcement. And even after Matthew Benham's recent statement - which went some way to clearing a number of issues - (http://beesotted.com/?p=22946) fans still felt that the forum was useful. They were able to get more understanding on how the ‘premium seating' was going to work at Griffin Park. And were able to put pressure on the club to look at increasing the potential standing allocation from 1200 to over 2k fans - and possibly even more. Most importantly, the club have promised more dialogue in the future over the next stages of designing the inside of the stadium. On the panel: Billy Grant - Beesotted (chair) Gemma Teale - BIAS Cliff Crown - Brentford Chairman Mark Devlin - Brentford CEO Nity Raj - Brentford Director and Smart Odds CEO Dave Merritt - Bees United Director plus Trevor Inns - Griffin Park Grapevine - on the floor mic

The club announcements regarding the amended plans to the new stadium design and the implications of a reduced capacity and layout of the Lionel Road Stadium is the hot top of the week. The Beesotted crew talks at length and air their personal thoughts on a significant story and share their honest hopes and fears about leaving Griffin Park. There are also details of the joint fans forum hosted by Beesotted, BIAS, Bees United and the Griffin Park Grapevine, which takes place at St Paul's Church Hall, Brentford, on Saturday August 26, between 12:30 and 2pm before the Wolves home game. We also talk about the Bees' start to the season: looking back to the Nottingham Forest and Bristol City games, as well as forward to this weekend's trip to Ipswich Town and the League Cup clash with Queens Park Rangers at Loftus Road next week. On the podcast this week were: Dave Lane, Mark ‘The Mystic' Ristic, Martin ‘The Dutchman' Holland, Nick ‘The Liberal' Carthew and Matt ‘The Allard' Allard. Venue: The Price Blucher, Twickenham 00:00 Intro 01:25 Ryan Woods' Statement 02:19 Joel Spiro Fundraising 03:20 Forest and Bristol City Look Back 23:10 New Stadium Redesign 1:09:00 Fans Forum Details 1:09:45 Ipswich Town and QPR Preview 1:17:00 Score Predictions 1:18:00 Ends Enjoy #brenttfordfc

Brentford scored three. But let in four goals at Griffin Park. Two games. No points. Not exactly the start to the season they were expecting. After going one up and being in command, the Bees allowed forest to go 2-1 up at half time. It was all downhill from then. We spoke to Bees fans, Forest fans and Football on 5's Colin Murray in the pub after the match. #nffc #brentfordfc

With one league game and one cup game under their belt, Brentford fans have more idea of what to expect this season. Or do they? The Beesotted crew met in The Olde Packhorse Pub in Chiswick High Road, to discuss the trips to Bramall Lane and Kingsmeadow, more transfer rumours, the latest on Lionel Road new stadium development and the elephant in the room - Nottingham Forest coming to Griffin Park this weekend and the return of Mark Warburton. In the pub this week: Billy Grant Dave Lave Savvy Bee plus Banana from The Griffin Park Grapevine 0m - Intro 9m 23 sec - Fans in the pubs after Sheffield Utd and AFC Wimbledon games 15m 53 sec - Beesotted crew chat Sheffield United and Wimbledon matches 34m 32 sec - Transfer rumours. Harlee Dean. Where to this week? Jota - What's going down with the West Ham bid. Manny Onarasie - is a move to Yorkshire on the cards? Andre Gray - the gift that keeps giving as Bees due another windfall after his transfer to Watford. Scott Hogan. Is his time up at Villa after alleged interest in Jordan Rhodes? 58m 53 sec - With an announcement on Lionel Road imminent, Beesotted set the scene and discuss a forthcoming fans' forum 1hr 04 min 22 sec - Nottingham Forest are the next visitors to Griffin Park at the weekend. But this isn't any olde midlands opposition. It's the first meeting with Brentford old boss Mark Warburton. Beesotted out the elephant in the room. What will be the reception for Warburton on Saturday? 1hr 26 min 21 sec - END #brentfordfc #nffc

A must-listen-to edition of the Pride of West London Beesotted Podcast in which we talk about the looming first fixtures, hear a personal message from Peter Gilham about the overwhelming reaction from Brentford fans after his cancer diagnosis and the wonderful Brentford family… Red and White Hot transfer news from Billy The Bee and Chinese Gary (including Exeter City's Ollie Watkins and Saint Etienne's Neil Maupay), will Jota really leave this window and if so, how much is that Spaniel in the window? We discuss the other transfer linked Bees, are we all happy with Dean Smith now… The Big Book of Griffin Park details and a big sing song to sign off with. Enjoy, comment and subscribe! Running Order Intro 00:00 – 04:45 Fixture List 04:46 – 09:00 Pre-Season Friendlies 09:01 – 15:30 Peter Gilham Message 15:31- 18:00 The Brentford Family 18:00 – 21:40 Transfer Insight with Billy and Chinese Gary 21:41 – 28:00 Jota and Transfer Rumours 28:01 – 38:20 How Much Is That Spaniel In The Window? 38:21 – 40:45 Woods-Colin-Nico-Bjelland and Squad 40:46 – 54:00 All Happy With Dean Smith? 54:01 – 58:35 The Big Book Of Griffin Park 58:36 – 1:02:00 New Signing Sing-Song and Outro 1:02:01 – End #ecfc #stetienne #brentfordfc

Join Billy Grant, Dave Lane, Savvy Bee, Matt The Allard and Liberal Nick as they sit down to discuss the polices for a new, and successful Brentford. It's as quiet as a mouse out there. Players, managers, agents and well just about everyone is on holiday. Except not everyone … as it's election time. And Beesotted got hold of the electoral candidates for the Brentford FC manor to hear the policies that they wanted to put forward to fans in the Brentford FC constituency to try and win their votes. Linking up at the villagey Cross Keys pub in Stamford Brook .. just off King Street … were: Billy Grant - Conservatory Party David Lane - U Git party Savvy Bee - Green Party Matt The Allard - Liberal Demographic Party Liberal Nick - Layabouts Party .. where they discussed ethical lighting at Brentford. Brentford exiting the Championship (#CHEXIT). the proposed One in/One out policy in the Braemar Road toilets. Players wives having “Hey Jude” tattoos on their arms. The free movement of fans at half time. Plus lots more Also more seriously, they talked about Brentford FC Ins and outs so far … Griffin Park concerns … and Bees players in international action for England, Wales, Denmark and St Kitts. 0m - Intro 9m 19 sec - Introduction to the political candidates for the Brentford FC constituency. Beesotted crew discuss Brentford FC new signings 23m 30 sec - Dave Lane of The U-Git party gives his manifesto 27m 40 sec - Savvy Bee of The Green party gives his manifesto 30m 31 sec - The Allard of the Liberal Democratic Party gives his manifesto 37m 37 sec - More Brentford chat. Players out. Concerns over contracts not being signed. Will Brentford get money from Andre Gray is he is sold? 1hr 02 min 35 sec - Liberal Nick of the Layabouts party gives his manifesto 1hr 08m 34 sec - BillyTheBee of The Conservatory party gives his manifesto 1hr 14m 52 sec - Brentford players on international duty and Outro. #GE2017 #BrentfordFC

Second Up in our End of Season Bees-Up Podcast series is Billy Manuel and Graham Benstead - two players from the Brentford Championship team of 1992 - with tales aplenty from their very successful time at Griffin Park. With the summer fast approaching, 90 Brentford fans joined the Dave Lane and Billy Grant from Beesotted and a bunch of Brentford legends - Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Billy Manuel & Graham Benstead - at the fabulous Drayton Court Hotel in Ealing to see the season off in style at their end of season Pride of West London Bees-Up. Following on from the Christmas Bees-Up at Fullers Brewery with Carl Hutchings, Richard Cadette and Paul Gibbs and the first Bees-Up at The Globe with Terry Evans, Marcus Gayle and Ijah Anderson, this do was set to be a proper laugh. And it didn't fail to deliver. It was an evening packed with entertainment that went on until the early hours- a magician (a Fulham-supporting magician at that), Tim Clarke the Brentford-supporting comedian, DJ Pricey on the ones and twos as well as two Brentford legends sessions. Even ex Bee Chris Kamara made an appearance to tell a tale bout his ex team-mates. There was also an auction - raising over £1k for two charities (we're still collecting the money as we speak) - Brentford Community Trust and CALM - the campaign against living miserably fighting male depression with prized very kindly donated by Brentford Football Club, The Globe and Fullers'. The Beesotted Pride of West London End of Season Bees-Up podcast will be split into three parts. Part 1 - Gary Roberts and Francis Joseph - http://bit.ly/2qb0yo0 Part 2 - Billy Manuel and Graham Benstead - this podcast Part 3 - Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Billy Manuel, Graham Benstead Q&A - http://bit.ly/2saJSSB Don't forget to check the full article out http://bit.ly/2rJEhPO With the photos here http://bit.ly/2qcx75I A big thank you to The Drayton Court Hotel and Fullers' for making this event happen. Same again next season. Sign up for more info on the Beesotted Pride of West London Bees-Up events by clicking here - http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 #BrentfordFC

First up is Gary Roberts and Francis Joseph - a footballing double act if ever there is one. Theres two guys were hilarious. Forming a lethal striking partnership back in the 80s playing in the team with the killer midfield of Stan Bowles, Terry Hurlock and Chris Kamara, you could see that the Roberts/Joseph bond was still there 30 years later. They had the audience in stitches - cracking joke after joke. Gary Roberts claimed that he had invented the Cruyff turn - years before the master of the Cruyff turn Johan Cryff had actually coined the phrase. 
Francis Joseph told the audience how he was ‘tapped up' (allegedly) by Brentford in the bar after a match at Griffin Park after just destroying The Bees - scoring two goals in Wimbledon's comeback which saw them win 3-2 after being 2-0 down at half time. They talk about Stan Bowles' dodgy entourage - some sort of West London mafia. Three months later he was playing football down at Griffin Park With the summer fast approaching, 90 Brentford fans joined the Dave Lane and Billy Grant from Beesotted and a bunch of Brentford legends - Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Billy Manuel & Graham Benstead - at the fabulous Drayton Court Hotel in Ealing to see the season off in style at their end of season Pride of West London Bees-Up. Following on from the Christmas Bees-Up at Fullers Brewery with Carl Hutchings, Richard Cadette and Paul Gibbs and the first Bees-Up at The Globe with Terry Evans, Marcus Gayle and Ijah Anderson, this do was set to be a proper laugh. And it didn't fail to deliver. It was an evening packed with entertainment that went on until the early hours- a magician (a Fulham-supporting magician at that), Tim Clarke the Brentford-supporting comedian, DJ Pricey on the ones and twos as well as two Brentford legends sessions. Even ex Bee Chris Kamara made an appearance to tell a tale bout his ex team-mates. There was also an auction - raising over £1k for two charities (we're still collecting the money as we speak) - Brentford Community Trust and CALM - the campaign against living miserably fighting male depression with prized very kindly donated by Brentford Football Club, The Globe and Fullers'. The Beesotted Pride of West London End of Season Bees-Up podcast will be split into three parts. Part 1 - Gary Roberts and Francis Joseph - this podcast Part 2 - Billy Manuel and Graham Benstead - http://bit.ly/2rbUEFd Part 3 - Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Billy Manuel, Graham Benstead Q&A - http://bit.ly/2saJSSB Don't forget to check the full article out on www.beesotted.co.uk from Tue 23rd May with photos from the event up on www.facebook.com/beesotted A big thank you to The Drayton Court Hotel and Fullers' for making this event happen. Same again next season. Sign up for more info on the Beesotted Pride of West London Bees-Up events by clicking here - http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 #BrentfordFC

The season is over. This week we are joined by Brentford FC midfielder Reece Cole talking about life in the B Team … graduation to the First team … and looking forward to Brentford's match against Manchester City at Griffin Park on Monday 15th May. - KO 7pm What better excuse for the Beesotted crew to gather in the Cross Keys Pub in Stamford Brook, Hammersmith and celebrate yet another Top 10 season in The Championship and discuss the highs and lows of the season. The best away match. The best goal. The most improved player of the season. The 'must try harder' award plus lots lots more. In the boozer this week we have: Dave Lane Matt The Allard Allard Ali Mullaley Savvy Bee The Dutchman Ian Westbrook Crumble Chris Fairbank Alex Cole Greville Waterman Paul Grimes Royal Oak Bee plus special guest, Brentford midfielder Reece Cole 0m - intro 7m 55 sec - Review of the beginning of season predictions from the Beesotted crew and guests & also Championship bloggers' predictions from each club 29 m 25 sec - Reece Cole talks about the Brentford B team, playing in the 1st team and the forthcoming game against Manchester City 57 m 41 sec - Brentford player of the year event and Beesotted crew discuss which players are in and who's out 1 hr 18 m 08 sec - Beesotted end of season best of and worst moments of the season selection 1h 35 m 43 sec - Final chat 1h 40 min 42 sec - End Subscribe to the Podcast: AudioBoom - http://bit.ly/BeesBoom Itunes - http://bit.ly/PrideSub Android/Acast - https://www.acast.com/beesottedbrentford August predictions for Brentford FC's finish this season (http://bit.ly/2oMm5lX): Ali - 9th Sav - 11th Bruzon- 8th LordLouCan - 6th Liberal Nick- 12th The Allard - 10th BillytheBee - 6th Jim Levack -4th Gemma - 7th Ian Westbrook - 9th Greville - 11th Paul Grimes - 13th Jon Restall - 10th Laney -10th Championship Bloggers predictions .. http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=18775 http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=18786 http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=18794 http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=18805

Clive Whittingham from QPR blog Loft For Words joins the Beesotted crew at The Banker Pub on The River Thames near Monument for this week's pre-QPR podcast. And on the menu this week - The Crucifixion of Derby County over the Easter weekend and what players can you remember who were initially crucified but then resurrected. Brighton are promoted. But what is the cost of promoton with The Albion supposedly running up £190m in debts. We look at other possible promotion AND relegation teams' accounts and analyse what the cost is of their success and failures. We chat briefly bout the Beesotted social at The Drayton Court Hotel with Gary Roberts, Graham Benstead, Francis Joseph and Billy Manuel plus comedian, magician, DJ, food and beer. We also discuss a future Beesotted home brew competiton idea. Plus we discuss Ian Holloway and his QPR team - and how they will fare at Griffin Park at the weekend. In The Banker boozer: Billy Grant Dave Lane Lord Lou Can Boyd Jimmy Mac Clive Whittingham from Loft for Words 0m - Intro 10m 21 sec - Fans in the pubs after Derby & Barnsley matches 17m 31 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Barnsley and Derby matche 30m 25 sec - Brighton promotion. What is the cost of success with Brighton running up £191m debts. How are other clubs faring in the promotion and relegation race? 1hr 04min 36 sec - The Beesotted Social in Ealing and Homebrew 1 hr 09min 19 sec - QPR match discussion 1hr 32min 05 sec - END #brentfordfc #bhafc #dcfc #htafc

Another week, another couple of wins as the Bees racked up two 2-0 victories against Bristol City and Leeds United within 3 days of each other to continue their winning streak. But it was the performances that had everyone talking from fans in the pub to Leeds managed Gary Monk who claimed that "outstanding" Bees were one of the best sides he had seen this season. The Beesotted Crew met up at The Salutation Pub in King Street Hammersmith to shoot the breeze discussing the matches at the weekend, pontificating on whether there is ever a perfect situation for all fans, discussed their new video project which documents fans and Griffin Park which will be no more in a few years time ... discussed the forthcoming Fulham game - where Bees fans have been given 2800 tickets ... plus we discuss the changing face of Cardiff City football club and similar clubs - like Orient and Charlton - whose owners came in with positive and intentions (in some cases) but failed to deliver what the fans expected resulting in a decimation of the fanbase and a loss of soul of the club. In the pub this week: Billy Grant Dave Lane The Amazing Gemma Teale Gary Paul 0m - intro 8m 02 sec - Fans in the pub after Bristol City and Leeds games 14m 20 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Bristol City and Leeds matches. Is there a happy equilibrium for all fans? 40 m 26 sec - Brentford play Fulham in a few weeks with 2800 tickets allocated. Is that enough? 51m 10 sec - Beesotted filming project - documenting fans' views on their club Brentford, on how special Griffin Park is to them 1hr 02 m 37 sec - Beesotted End of Season Bees-Up is coming at the end of the month with Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Graham Benstead and Billy Manuel 1hr 07 min 50 sec - Bees fans discuss Cardiff City and how owners who mismanage clubs can rip the soul out of it very rapidly 1hr 22m 08 sec - END Beesotted Pride of West London Bees-Up - http://bit.ly/2kkqD5z #ccfc #brentfordfc

Huddersfield came to Griffin Park chasing promotion points. The Bees were coming off a good win against Forest. To be fair, Huddersfield stopped the Bees playing their usual free flowing game by pressing them hard. We spoke to both Brentford and Huddersfield fans after the match in the pub. #htafc #brentfordfc

What a difference 72 hours makes. After being torn apart by a vey good Chelsea side (4-0) where Brentford quite simply didn't really turn up, Aston Villa came to Griffin Park for the first time in 60 years and were torn apart by an absolutely rabid Brentford side to record their first victory against Villa ever (3-0). The Beesotted crew met in the Virtual Joint pub to discuss the Bees' contrasting fortunes over the two matches as well as reflecting on the transfer window that slammed shut a couple of hours after the Villa fail whistle that saw Hogan leave the nest for Villa for £12m and Sergi Canos join the Bees from Norwich. In the Virtual Joint Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard Jim Levack 0m - intro 7m 25 sec - Fans in the pubs after the Chelsea and Villa matches 15m 50 sec - Beesotted crew chat Chelsea and Villa matches 31m 19 sec - Transfer Deadline Day Discussion including selling Hogan for £12m and buying Canos for £2.5m 1hr 04 min 37 sec - Beesotted crew chat Brighton 1hr 11 min 33 sec - END #bcafc #avfc #cfc #brentfordfc

Villa came to Griffin Park for the first time in the league since 1947. And, after an initial 20 minute spell from Villa, totally dominated the match - playing Villa off the park at times to win 3-0 comfortably. We spoke to #BrentfordFC & Villa fans in the pub after the match #avfc

Brentford were unlucky against Newcastle. So they come again - ready to rhumble against Wigan this weekend and hopefully get themselves back on track with 3 points. The Beesotted crew linked up at the funky The Old Packhorse Pub in Chiswick to discuss celebrity photobombing, which Brentford celebrity they would get out of there, exactly where Brentford have got talent and even revealed their preferred Saturday takeaway in a distinctly (and quite silly) Ant and Dec themed podcast after the lads' appearance at Griffin Park at the weekend and consequentially being all over Bees fans' social media for the next few days. Getting back on track .. the crew also discussed the Newcastle match itself … the transfer window … ask are Saunders and McCormack off? … after the tribunal awarded Southend £1.1m for Bentley we also asked whether we are getting value for money for investments … Liberal Nick rants about not being able to choose your seat at Chelsea (or most football matches) … and we speak to Worbo from Wigan blog Latics Speyk (http://bit.ly/2iMhjSB) ….. In the Olde Packhorse this week: Billy Grant Dave Lane Savvy Bee Kyriacou Martin The Dutchman Holland Paul Royal Oak Bee Grimes Plus on the blower Worbo from Latics Speyk Wigan Blog 0 m - Intro 10m 52 sec - Newcastle and Brentford fans in the pub after the match 16m 52 sec - Beesotted crew talk Newcastle match. Was it a disappointing result from a good performance. Or was it points lost when we had the opportunity to murder the opposition? 40m 35 sec - Transfer window. Are Saunders and McCormack off? We ask are Brentford doing OK with their transfer dealings - after having been told to pay £1.1m for Bentley? 1hr 07m 43 sec - Liberal Nick's Rant. Why cant we sit where we choose at Chelsea? 1hr 08m 36 sec - Beesotted crew discuss the rant 1hr 11m 16 sec - Billy Grant talks to Worbo from Wigan blog #Latics Speyk 1hr 28m 22 sec - Beesotted crew talk Wigan match 1hr 34 min 35 sec - END #wafc #brentfordfc

The FA Cup is upon us and Conference side Eastleigh visit Griffin Park to try and use an upset. We speak to Eastleigh manager (and ex Bees manager) Martin Allen about tank tops, DJ Campbell and whether his Brentford side would have beaten today's Bees team. Looking back to the weekend, Brentford came out of the Christmas period unbeaten - even if performances were so-so. A draw at home to Norwich was followed up by a resounding victory up at Birmingham - where the Bees won 3-1 after going a goal behind. The Beesotted crew met up in The Jugged Hare in Pimlico to shoot the breeze … and chat Scott Hogan … Sergi Canos … Jota … Ben Stevenson from Coventry … plus who else should we be bringing in … Liberal Nick goes on a rant about FA Cup TV matches .. and we predict the score for the Eastleigh FA Cup match In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Greville Waterman Crumble Chris Fairbank 0m - Intro 6m 54 sec - Fans in the pub after the Birmingham match 10m 52 sec - Beesotted crew chat Birmingham match & Norwich match 24m 50 sec - Beesotted crew chat transfer window activity. Who will Scott Hogan go to now West Ham bid has been turned down? Will Brentford get Ben Stevenson from Coventry? Are we really in for Sergi Canos? The Brentford scouting team has been out in the field and throws some player into the pot that they think Brentford should look at signing 59 min 26 sec - Liberal Nick's Rant - FA Cup TV games. What a load of rubbish 1h 0 min 41 sec - Eastleigh and Ex-Brentford manager Martin Allen chats to Beesotted 1h 23 min 59 sec - Beesotted crew chat Martin Allen and Eastleigh game 1h 32m 20 sec - END

After losing to Norwich 5-0, there was a hell of a lot to discuss as the Beesotted crew met in The Madhatter Hotel in Stamford St near The South Bank just South of the River. Brentford fans at the Norwich match were clearly angry with the team's display and lack of action then to rectify a team that was failing to pump on all cylinders - never mind one. They discussed the team's display, why we were so impotent, whether we were lacking in experience and leadership, had Smith lost the dressing room or were the players just not playing for the shirt. Also, with the heated discussions in the dressing room after the match, did we have another ‘Stevenage moment' - a replica of the moment when Brentford lost to bottom of the table Stevenage and had a 90 minute heated exchange in the dressing room .. a moment in time that turned then manager Uwe Rosler's season around from hanging n a thread to unbeaten run? We also discussed the rumours of Danish Coach Thomas Frank who was touted by Danish media to be joining Brentford's coaching staff imminently. Pls there was the £400k price tag put on John Egan - a bargain at half the price was the common consensus. With the prospect of Danel Bentley's tribunal settling for £750k or so, is our ‘bargaining hunting' paying off? Does the scouting team always get it right? In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Carthew Matt The Allard Allard Lord Lou Can Boyd 0m - intro 6m 05 sec - Fans in the pub after Norwich match 11m 17 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Norwich match, Dean Smith plus the team reaction to the loss 37m 32 sec - Danish coach Thomas Frank has been touted to have signed a deal to join Brentford. Is this feasible? If so, where will he fit in? 51m 51 sec - John Egan's price was decided at £400k by a tribunal. The Beesotted crew looked at Brentford's transfer activity - are we getting value for money? And looked forward to the January window. 1h 07min 24 sec- Beesotted crew look forward to the Burton match 1h 13 m 0 sec - END Christmas Bees-Up in the Brewery with Richard Cadette, Carl Hutchings and Paul Gibbs - http://bit.ly/2grOw8F #BrentfordFC #bafc

Wigan came down to Griffin Park off the back of a win against Wolves. Brentford were buzzing after the 4-1 mauling of Reading. However this was a little like after the Lord Mayors Show for Brentford. Wigan packed the midfield and a stalemate played out. We spoke to Brentford and Wigan fans after the match in the pub #latics #wafc

Marcus Gayle talks football. Cliff Crown talks about teams poaching Hogan. Fans discuss the match. Brentford were buzzing after a win up at Brighton and a draw up at Villa. Preston were buzzing after beating Cardiff 3-0. After a slow start, Scott Hogan put the Bees 1-0 up. But it was the second half when Brentford turned the screw. Scoring 4 more goals - Hogan scoring a hat trick. Billy Grant talks to Brentford and Preston fans in the pub after the match. As well as ex-Bee Marcus Gayle, Bees chairman Cliff Crown and Bees director Nity Raj Preston Post Match Podcast 0.40 - Bees fan. Different team in the 2nd half when Yennaris came off 2m 0 s - Bees fan. Delighted with the football being played 2m 45s - Bees fan. 5-0 flattered Brentford. Game of two halves 3m 50s - Bees fan. Wasn't expecting 5-0. The team has togetherness and spirit. 6m - Preston fans. Something is wrong with the core of the team. Wasn't a proper 5-0 loss. Manager Grayson slowly losing the fans. 9m - Bees fans chanting outside pub 12m 35s - French Bee. Saw four goals in 30 mins 14m 25s - Orville The Legendary Brentford Steward. PNE fans are one of the best set of fans to come to Griffin Park. The Bees were ready to sting 15m 50 sec - Brentford Director Nity Raj. 16m 35 sec - Brentford CEO Cliff Crown. Talks about luck. Gives his personal opinion on selling Scott Hogan in the summer. And what role players and agents have in us being forced to sell players in the transfer window. 22m - Dave Lane's thoughts 23m 25sec - ex Bee Marcus Gayle. Feels Brentford need to work on starting the game slowly as they could get caught out 26m 45 sec - END #pne

International week is over. And Brentford are gearing up for a big game against Brighton on the south coast. But before that match, the Beesotted crew took a trip down to Griffin Park to see the Brentford B team take on the highly rated Liverpool B team. And after the match, they were forced to march off to pub to discuss what they had seen that evening. This evening assembled in The Lord Nelson Pub in Brentford for the very first time were: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Royal Oak Bee Grimes 0m - Intro 5m 50 sec - Brentford discussion about the Walsall Blog “No Nob Head Policy” article which absolutely coated Brentford from head to toe. Plus discussion of free agents - with the news that ex Real Madrid player Mahamadou Diarra is training with Brentford 26m 16 s - Fans in the pub discuss the Brentford v Liverpool match 30m 33 sec - Brentford B team 2 Liverpool 2 - Brentford won a penalty shoot out. Discussion around the match 52m 41 sec - Pre-match interview with Brighton fan Dave McMahon 58m 55 sec - Beesotted crew discussion of Brighton match on Saturday and Aston Villa match on Wednesday 1hr 13min 42 sec - END #lfc

Two sides who play high possession football meet at Griffin Park. Two teams with a so-so start to the season. Time for Brentford to stamp their mark. First half was like the Alamo. The Bees were lucky not to be 3-0 down at half time. Second half was more even with keeper Westwood gifting Brentford the first goal. But deep into extra time Wednesday equalised. We talk to Wednesday and Bees fans after the match in the pub #swfc #brentfordfc

The sun was shining in Griffin Park. The Bees were looking to turn around two poor results taking on an Ipswich side full of confidence who had won their first league match 4-2. With Nico Yennaris & Maxime Colin back in the side, there was more spring in the Bees' step as - after an iffy 1st 30 minutes - they controlled the game. We chat to #itfc & #brentfordfc fans after the match ... In the pub

The pre-season is well and truly in full swing with Brentford playing matches in Germany (Bochum) and against Borehamwood, Kaiserslautern and Peterboro at Griffin Park. How are the new signings Sawyers, Egan and Bentley shaping up? What about the other new signings of Bjelland, McLeod, Hogan and McEachran - all long term injuries who now feel like signing new players. The Beesotted crew - still on holiday - organise a european get-together around the pool bar to discuss Brentford's new season. Around the pool: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick The Allard 0m - intro 8m 57 sec - What's been going down on the pitch and in the transfer market for Brentford? 49 m 49 secs - What is the vibe amongst the fans? 1hr 14 mins 45 sec - END

Final home game of the season for Brentford. The gods have blessed us - making sure the season didn't end up petering out with a game like (with all due espect) Rotherham or Bolton. We welcome Fulham to Griffin Park in what is set to be a rather steamy affair. The Bees' six game winning streak had come to a halt up at Hull. Meanwhile, a good run of form meant Fulham had escaped relegation and were hanging just above the drop zone. The Beesotted crew assembled in the Euston Flyer on the Euston Rd - just down from Kings Cross and Euston Station - after coming off the train from Hull, to discuss The Hillsborough Inquiry, the MK Dons and Hull games ... plus we also had a chat with the Magic Mod (http://www.themagicmod.com) about the forthcoming Fulham game. In the pub Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Carthew Martin The Dutchman Holland On the phone: The Magic Mod (@TaylorMod) 0m - Intro 5m 57 sec - Fans in the pubs discuss MK Dons and Hull matches 10m 05 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Hull and MK Dons matches 15m 04 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Hillsbrough Inquiry and what the potential implications may be 31m 09 sec - Short recap on accounts, lionel rd and scouting conversations and articles of the last two weeks 42m 18 sec - Interview with Fulham Fan the Magic Mod (@taylormod) about the match at the weekend 55m 15 sec - Beesotted crew chat Fulham match 1hr 03m 30 sec - END Magic Mod can be found at http://www.themagicmod.com You can find the back-up information to this podcast regarding scouting and recruitment in this article and all the links to the features mentioned in this article right here (http://bit.ly/1r0ZtzB) You can find the back-up material to the accounts and Lionel Rd information on this podcast right here (http://bit.ly/24a8Ew3). Article on banning drinking at football can be found here - http://bit.ly/1N1qixO #ffc #brentfordfc #hillsborough #jft96

Brentford needed to flip the script and pull a performance out the hat against Wolves. And that's exactly what they did. Back to basics. An with a return of some of their fight, they saw off Wanderers 3-0 for their first win at Griffin Park since mid December. We talk to fans in the pub after the match #wwfc #brentfordfc

Brentford are coming back off a 4-0 hammering by Sheffield Wednesday. Derby are in freefall - recently sacking their manager Paul Clement. This was the perfect opportunity for Brentford to get back on track. An absolutely packed podcast this week which included the Beesotted crew popping across to Chiswick Town Hall to the miscarriage of justice ‘wheely bin one' protest for Brentford fan celebrity rock photographer Paul Slattery .. then meeting up in The Old Pack Horse Pub in Chiswick High Road to discuss the Wednesday bashing and how Dean Smith is getting on at Griffin Park. We also spoke to Brentford Chairman Cliff Crown about £71 Manchester United match tickets and ask him will we be seeing similar prices at Griffin Park any time soon? … plus we get the lowdown on Derby County from Nick Webster the Derby County Flagman In the pub/studio: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Carthew Savvy Bee Kyriacou plus on the blower: Cliff Crown Nick Webster - The Derby Flagman 0 min - intro 4m 45 sec - Fans in the pub post-Sheffield Wednesday match 8m 44 sec - Beesotted crew chat Sheffield Wednesday 15m 46 sec - Beesotted crew chat about manager Dean Smith 36m 54 sec - Brentford Chairman Cliff Crown interview on Manchester United £71 ticket prices, Brentford ticket prices and can Brentford actually benefit from the Midtjylland relationship 45m 01 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Cliff Crown's comments 59m 10 sec - Brentford fan Paul Slattery arrest protest 1h 04m 25 sec - Interview with Nick Webster - Derby Flagman 1hr 14 min 43 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Derby 1hr 20 min 04 sec - END #dcfc #mufc #fcmidtjylland #brentfordfc

Back to back losses - one in the club and one in the league - has meant that Brentford have had to look to getting back on track against in-form Burnley. Fresh of the back of a 5-0 trouncing of MK Dons, Burnley come to Griffin Park in front of the Sky cameras to try and get back into the automatic promotion race. With fresh bids for Brentford players Tarkowski and Judge, there's plenty to talk about in the Beesotted camp. We also chat to James from Burnley Podcast No Nay Never to get the lowdown of what is going down in Burnley. 0 m - Intro 3m 42 sec - Fans in the pub after Walsall matche 6m 57 secs - Fans in the pub after the Boro match 11m 26 sec - Beesotted crew talk Brentford 30 m 35 sec - Interview with James from Burnley Podcast No Nay Never 48 m 03 sec - Beesotted crew talk Burnley 53 m 51 sec - END #BurnleyFC #Clarets #BrentfordFC

The transfer window is open and all hell has broken loose. The FA Cup is upon us and 1600 Walsall fans will be en route to Griffin Park to berate Brentford for stealing their manager. Lots to talk about today as the podcast crew go on tour once again to another Soho drinking hole. We discuss the Birmingham game. Discuss the transfer offers flying around for Judge and Tarkowski and possibly others. And we speak to Brentford Director of Football Phil Giles to get some idea of exactly what is going on in the Brentford camp this transfer window. In the studio: Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard Lou 'Lord Lou Can' Boyd Jimmy Mac 0 min - Intro 5 min - Pub chat post Birmingham match 6m 56 sec - Beesotted crew chat Birmingham match 11m 18 sec - Interview with Brentford Director of Football Phil Giles 24m 54 sec - Beesotted crew chat Griffin Park transfer window 1h 02 min 04 sec - FA Cup 3rd round and Walsall match 1h 19m 54 sec - END #BrentfordFC #walsallfc #saddlers #wfc