Podcast appearances and mentions of marcus gayle

After the Villa storm we're hoping for no calm. 2-0 down and 3-2 up at Villa. What a rollercoaster of a ride. Which tees up the massive Sheffield United game quite nicely - a game that Brentford quite simply must win Billy TheBee Grant and Dave Laney Lane hooked up in the virtual joint to discuss all things Brentford In the show today:

What a joy it was to speak with Marcus Gayle and with Megan Bespolka, who is the International Marketing Manger for Brentford Football Club.  We talk the Nashville Fan Fest as well as about international membership for American fans - and how to plan your journey to the GTech.  Along with Greville Waterman I get a chance to ask Marcus about some of the memories he has of his two spells at Brentford.  Some simply great stories that are alone really worth a listen.   Marcus is truly the definition of an Ambassador for the club.This is a great podcast, if I do say so myself, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did putting it together.

On this week's episode, Mike and Clayton are joined by Brentford legends, Sam Saunders and Marcus Gayle to discuss Brentford B, future Bees legends, much, much more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What an honor to talk with two true legends of Brentford football Club.  Gary Blissett and Marcus Gayle, both in the Brentford Hall of Fame, serve as Ambassadors for the three matches in America.  And they were kind enough to join us for a discussion of their careers and their experiences here in the States this week.  They're great players and great people.I want to thank Brentford Football Club for making them available, and to thank John Kenkel and Greville Waterman for their invaluable experiences and insights on this most wonderful of conversations.  If you're a Bees fan, new or old, you'll love hearing from these two fantastic members of the Brentford community. 

Brentford fans from all around the globe converged in Philadelphia for the Premier League preseason Summer tour match against Fulham. There was a unique atmosphere inside the huge stadium, and despite the result against our rivals, Bees fans enjoyed the occasion. We spoke to Brentford fans of all flavours after the game to capture the vibe, as well as The Pinnock family and ex-Bees players Marcus Gayle and Gary Blissett. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marcus Gayle and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink join Kelly Cates to discuss Brentford's 2-0 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League. Plus, hear from Bees striker Ivan Toney on how he approaches taking penalties, Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil discuss refereeing decisions and Thomas Frank addresses his side's incredible form.

Former footballers, Troy Townsend, Marcus Gayle and Michael Duberry join Donald this week to reflect on the passing of the young footballer Jeremy Wisten They discuss mental health support within football, dealing with rejection, the pressures parents put on their children to make it as professional footballers and who they think is the top Black British footballer of all time.Dope Black Dads is a place where we are changing the narrative and having progressive conversations about black fathers, as well as creating a safe digital space for the community.Join the conversation and community online through our social channels: Twitter: @DopeBlackDadsInstagram: @DopeBlackDadsFacebook Page: @DopeBlackDadsIf you want to get in touch with us, email us on hello@dopeblackdads.com or follow our conversations in depth in our private Facebook Group by searching “Dope Black Dads” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kelly Cates is joined by Gary Neville, Karen Carney and Marcus Gayle to look back on Chelsea's narrow 1-0 victory over local rivals Brentford.

Matt Davison hosts this special addition of Fly Like An Angel with guests Steve Mckimm, Sean T, Marcus Gayle, Luke Blewden, Damien Scannell, Ray Powell, Barry Ashworth and actor Shane Attwool

Brentford Bee's Hall of Famer and ex Wimbledon star striker Marcus Gayle joins Verulam Sport. It is fascinating to hear Marcus discuss his footballing journey which ranged from the highs of Captaincy with Jamaica, through to the agony of relegation with Wimbledon on the final game of the 00-00 season. Marcus is now doing great [...]

Brentford Bee's Hall of Famer and ex Wimbledon star striker Marcus Gayle joins Verulam Sport. It is fascinating to hear Marcus discuss his footballing journey which ranged from the highs of Captaincy with Jamaica, through to the agony of relegation with Wimbledon on the final game of the 00-00 season. Marcus is now doing great [...]

Former footballers, Troy Townsend, Marcus Gayle and Michael Duberry join Donald this week to reflect on the passing of the young footballer Jeremy Wisten They discuss mental health support within football, dealing with rejection, the pressures parents put on their children to make it as professional footballers and who they think is the top Black British footballer of all time.Dope Black Dads is a place where we are changing the narrative and having progressive conversations about black fathers, as well as creating a safe digital space for the community.Join the conversation and community online through our social channels: Twitter: @DopeBlackDadsInstagram: @DopeBlackDadsFacebook Page: @DopeBlackDadsIf you want to get in touch with us, email us on hello@dopeblackdads.com or follow our conversations in depth in our private Facebook Group by searching “Dope Black Dads”

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we're joined by former Watford, Fulham and Bolton Striker Marvin Sordell. Twitter; FootballFansPodFacebook; Football Fans Podcast Instagram; Football Fans Podcast Email; jordan@justjordanmedia.comSubscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/SpotifyDon't forget to share too.Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses. Enjoy 

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to a legend of the women's game, former Chelsea, Juventus, Birmingham, and England international, Eni Aluko. Twitter; FootballFansPodFacebook; Football Fans Podcast Instagram; Football Fans Podcast Email; jordan@justjordanmedia.comSubscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/SpotifyDon't forget to share too.Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses. Enjoy 

Stel and Rhodri Giggs are joined by Benton from Ball Chat Podcast & former Jamaica international Marcus Gayle to review some of the weekend's bit results from the Premier League and news from Europe. We open the show with Norwich City's victory over Manchester City, discussing the Canaries brave approach to the game and City's defensive frailties. The panel share their views on Guardiola's frosty post match press conference and the club's inability to replace Vincent Kompany. Marcus praises Chelsea's youngsters while Brenton tells us what he expects from Spurs and Crystal Palace this season. Arsenal's second half collapse at Watford goes under the microscope as the panel question the mental strength and lack of leaders at the Emirates. Granit Xhaka's post match comments about his team mates being scared is also a hot subject. We end the show with news from Europe where Romelu Lukaku was again subjected to racial abuse, this time from an Italian "pundit". Marcus talks about racism in society and the narrative created by the media. All this plus Eurotrash! -------------------------------------------------------- Show sponsored by the Name That Player app. Download here - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.julian.ntpnamethatplayer&hl=en_GB - https://apps.apple.com/bt/app/name-that-player/id1422381109 Intro theme is Topps - Social Download here Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/gb/album/social-single/1427419114 Amazon Music - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Social-Topps/dp/B07GHXMSPH

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to former Wycombe and Brentford midfielder, Marcus Bean. We spoke to former Jamaican international about becoming a Technical Director, lower leagues clubs in financial trouble and why Jamaica won't be a force for now. Twitter; FootballFansPodFacebook; Football Fans Podcast Instagram; Football Fans Podcast Email; jordan@justjordanmedia.comSubscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to former Burnley, Blackpool and QPR defender, Clarke Carlise, the need for Psychiatrist in Football, being labelled 'the smart Footballer' and his favourite ever goal.This week we're joined by Rodney from Sports tech marketing and advertising company Vensy to discuss the marketing of players in the game. Ashley Cole retires, Arsenal will beat Liverpool and why is everyone crying about the new handball rule? Twitter; FootballFansPodFacebook; Football Fans Podcast Instagram; Football Fans Podcast Email; jordan@justjordanmedia.comSubscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/SpotifyDon't forget to share too.Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses. Enjoy 

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to former Burnley, Blackpool and QPR defender, Clarke Carlise, the need for Psychiatrist in Football, being labelled 'the smart Footballer' and his favourite ever goal.Twitter; FootballFansPodFacebook; Football Fans Podcast Instagram; Football Fans Podcast Email; jordan@justjordanmedia.comSubscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/SpotifyDon't forget to share too.Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses. Enjoy 

Mark Burridge, Mick Cabble and Marcus Gayle look back at the 2018-19 campaign in an extended Bees Bulletin season review. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harry Symeou was joined earlier on in the week by former Premier League striker Marcus Gayle to discuss the issue of racism in football. Marcus works with 'Kick it Out' and shares his views on the problem, some of the latest incidents and discusses some of the potential solutions.Join us for a weekly discussion on all things Arsenal. We review the latest fixtures, look ahead to those coming up and cover the hot topics surrounding the club. This show is brought to you by www.loserpool.com and hosted by @HarrySymeou.Also available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Acast and Tune In Radio.Follow us on Twitter: chronicles_afcSUBSCRIBE | LIKE | SHAREwww.chroniclesafc.com#AFC #Arsenal #PremierLeagueSupport the show: http://www.chroniclesafc.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Harry Symeou was joined earlier on in the week by former Premier League striker Marcus Gayle to discuss the issue of racism in football. Marcus works with 'Kick it Out' and shares his views on the problem, some of the latest incidents and discusses some of the potential solutions. Join us for a weekly discussion on all things Arsenal. We review the latest fixtures, look ahead to those coming up and cover the hot topics surrounding the club. This show is brought to you by www.loserpool.com and hosted by @HarrySymeou. Also available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Acast and Tune In Radio. Follow us on Twitter: chronicles_afc SUBSCRIBE | LIKE | SHARE www.chroniclesafc.com #AFC #Arsenal #PremierLeague See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Derby fought out an exciting, edgy, niggly match at Griffin Park. Six goals.  But the day was shrouded by allegations of racism at Griffin Park by the Derby bench.  The Beesotted crew of Billy TheBee Grant, Dave Laney Lane and Liberal Nick joined Johnny in the Lovesport studio to discuss the Derby match.  They were joined by ex Brentford player and Kick it Out ambassador Marcus Gayle to discuss Brentford's newly launched diversity and anti-discrimination campaign.  Plus they touched on the allegations of racism at Grifin Park at the weekend.  They also spoke to Ben from [Ipswich's Blue Monday Podcast](https://twitter.com/BlueMondayITFC?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) to find out how Alan Judge was getting on and look forward to the match on Wednesday.

Billy Grant, Dave Lane and Nick Carthew of Beesotted join host Johnny Burrow to look back on Derby, look ahead to Ipswich and discuss racism in football with former Bees striker and Kick It Out tutor Marcus Gayle.

Ex Wimbledon and Jamaican International Footballer Marcus Gayle joins David Mullings on the FMT Podcast. They discuss growing up, family dynamics, becoming a professional footballer, contractual issues that meant he almost couldn't play for Jamaica, becoming a father, the challenges of fathering after his relationship broke down, managing a football team, racism in football and the work he does now helping young footballers. This episode can also be viewed here: https://www.fatherfigure.org.uk/podcast

Time for a posh assembly. We've had a rodcast. This is the poshcast. The Beesotted crew met up in the poshest establishment that would let them in - the George IV in Chiswick High Road - to discuss yet another defeat. But it seems there was more to discuss as the breaking news that Brentford had just launched a load of posh seats at Lionel Road stadium which was still being built. On the platter for discussion - the Dean Smith richard O'Kelly gulf. And are they missing the additional assistant manager. Who might that be? What were the odds for Brentford to be relegated? Plus we spoke to Les from Amber Nectar podcast in Five From The Hive. In the wine bar Sir William Grant of Hadley Count David Anderson III
 Lord Sevastian K David Hillary Moriarty Lané 0 min - Intro 5 min 40 sec - Fans after the Swansea match 9 min 57 sec - Beesotted crew discuss reaction post Swansea. Marcus Gayle's comments regarding noticing a change in attitude with the players. Assistant coach selection 56 min 04 sec - Posh Seats. Brentford have just launched their posh seats at Lionel Road. What exactly does this mean? 1 hr 09 min 7 sec - David Anderson (aka The Count) gives an assessment of Brentford's xG over the season so far  1 hr 23 min 42 sec - Five From The Hive featuring Les Motherby from [Hull Podcast Amber Nectar](https://www.ambernectar.org)  1 hr 30 min 21 sec - Beesotted crew talk more posh seats and Hull match 1 hr 39 min 35 sec - END

Yet another loss for Brentford against Swansea. The Beesotted crew of Billy Grant, Dave Lane and Gary Paul linked up with Aaron in the LoveSport studio to discuss losing to Swansea, Thomas Frank. How big a loss is Dean Smith and Richard O'Kelly leaving? Plus ex Brentford winger Marcus Gayle gives us his thoughts on why he thinks there is unrest in the Brentford camp

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to former West Ham and Charlton player and now author or best seller Soccology. Twitter; FootballFansPod Facebook; Football Fans Podcast  Instagram; Football Fans Podcast  Email; jordan@jjbonline.net Subscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify Don't forget to share too. Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses.  Enjoy

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer, Marcus Gayle and Andy Cole already and this month we've got former Brighton, Fulham and Hull City Defender, Liam Rosenior on The Shootout. We talked about punditry, coaching and D'Angelo Twitter; FootballFansPod Facebook; Football Fans Podcast  Instagram; Football Fans Podcast  Email; jordan@jjbonline.net Subscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify Don't forget to share too. Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses.  Enjoy

Former Wimbledon and Jamaica midfielder Marcus Gayle and Eman from the One Up Front Podcast join Stel in the Time Machine and go back to 1999 where Chelsea demolished Manchester United 5-0 at Stamford Bridge The panel review the game's major incidents; from the goals to Dennis Wise's thigh pinching. There's a discussion on where Chelsea's road to success began, United pulling out of the FA Cup that season and a debate on who's better out of Zola and Hazard. 

Stel, Dubul Dee and Marcus Gayle review the mixed fortunes of English clubs in matchday 2 of the Champions League. Liverpool's flat performance against Napoli takes centre stage, followed by a discussion on the Messi masterclass at Wembley after Barca's 4-2 win against Spurs. More misery at Old Trafford is discussed, while the panel gush over David Silva.

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer, Marcus Gayle and Andy Cole. This month we speak to former Arsenal, Everton, Nottingham Forest and Trabzonspor. Twitter; FFP_11 Facebook; Football Fans Podcast  Instagram; Football Fans Podcast  Email; jordan@jjbonline.net Subscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify Don't forget to share too. Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses.  Enjoy

Stel is joined by Rhodri Giggs, Marcus Gayle and Harry Symeou to review France's 4-2 victory over Croatia in the 2018 World Cup Final. On the agenda: - Deschamps and Mbappe make history - Varane and Umtiti's partnership - Kante up there with the best defensive midfielders ever - More to come from Pogba - Mbappe. A legend in the making - Croatia have done themselves proud - World Cup XI - Flop of the tournament - Goal of the tournament - Moment of the tournament And more!

Stel is joined by Marcus Gayle to review the remaining games of the last 16. On the agenda: - Changing of the guard for Spain? - Russia exceeding expectations - Neymar's behaviour - Fellaini and Chadli spare Belgium's blushes - Have Croatia peaked? - Don't underestimate Sweden - Is it coming home??

Stel is joined by Rhodri Giggs and Marcus Gayle to dissect England's 2-1 victory over Tunisia. Germany's loss to Mexico is put under the microscope as the panel enter an interesting debate as to whether or not this German squad is hungry enough to retain their crown. Brazil's frailties from set pieces and attacking prowess are thrown into the mix along with Sweden's organisation, Serbia's power and much, much more!

Jamaica international legend Marcus Gayle and former Puerto Rico FC & Guyana midfielder Christopher Nurse join Stel in an episode you sure don't want to miss. Marcus shares stories of Jamaica's World Cup campaign at France '98, ranging from tactics, team selection, the mood in the camp in the buildup to the tournament, disagreements, opponents, fans and more. Christopher and Marcus later delve into the issues surrounding Caribbean football - a subject close to their and many others hearts.

very month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. We've been lucky enough to have had Frank Sinclair, Carlton Palmer and Marcus Gayle already and we're just as excited to have a Premier League legend and winner join us this month. This month we speak to former Manchester United, Newcastle United and England striker, Andrew Cole. He tells us why the Rooney Rule isn't the one, the lack of respect he feels he's received for this goal record, how we was just as good at Cricket and how he dealt with Sir Alex Ferguson when he was being blasted.   Twitter; FFP_11 Facebook; Football Fans Podcast  Instagram; Football Fans Podcast  Email; jordan@jjbonline.net Subscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify Don't forget to share too. Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses.  Enjoy

Every month we'll be recording an additional podcast where we take on a former player or Football Fan one on one. On the first of our Football Fans Podcast; Shootout series we speak to former Wimbledon, Watford, Brentford and Jamaican international Marcus Gayle . He talks about all things Wimbledon, Rooney Rule, Brentford closing it's academy side and a fight with Vinnie Jones. Twitter; FFP_11 Facebook; Football Fans Podcast  Instagram; Football Fans Podcast  Email; jordan@jjbonline.net Subscribe; AudioBoom/iTunes/Spotify Don't forget to share too. Don't forget to join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and tell a mate. Find us on iTunes and please rate and comment so we can fly up the charts. Get in touch with any comments, questions or responses.  Enjoy

Ex Brentford striker **Bob Taylor** joined the Beesotted crew, **Marcus Gayle**, **Kev O'Connor** and a room full of Brentford fans at the **Fullers' Brewery** for the traditional end of year Bees-Up. A hilarious evening in which he told of his partnership with Nicky Forster as one half of the legendary FT index. That infamous open goal miss against Huddersfield in the Division One playoff semi-final. His disappointment (probably the most diplomatic way of describing it) with Dave Webb's team change for the Playoff final at Wembley against Crewe - resulting in a lacklustre performance and the Bees losing limply. Plus he talks about his time at Man City playing alongside players like Sean Goater and George Weah (for a short period of time) and describes the disappointing treatment he received from Wolves at the end of his career. The event raised £1k across the charities - [Campaign Against Living Miserably](https://www.thecalmzone.net/ "CALM"), British Legion, Shooting Stars Chase Childrens' Hospice and [Brentford Community Trust](http://www.brentfordfccst.com/ "Brentford Community Trust"). Check out the second part of this podcast from the Beesotted end of year Bees-Up featuring Brentford legend Kev O'Connor. **You can get more information on the Beesotted Summer Bees-Up on Fri May 4th by clicking on the [Beesotted Social Club button](http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 "Beesotted Social Club").**

Sergi Canos & Marcus Gayle give their thoughts on Brentford's merry merry Xmas. Plus we chat to #brentfordfc & #swfc fans in the pub after the match.

Stel and Rhodri Giggs are joined by Lee from YouTube channel Gunnerbang and former Wimbledon and Jamaica international Marcus Gayle. This week we discuss the fall out from Man City's victory at Stamford Bridge, Koeman and Klopp under pressure, Top 5 strikers, Catalunya/Barca and more! #MCFC #DeBruyne #Conte #Guardiola #Pep #Rudiger #Luiz #Morata #Hazard #Koeman #Klopp #EFC #LFC #Rooney #Matip #Kane #Aguero #Aubameyang #Benzema #Dybala #Messi #Ronaldo #Higuain #Lewandowski #Costa #Lukaku #Cavani #Neymar #Mbappe #Suarez #Warsaw #Barca #Catalan #Barcelona #Pique

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

Third up in our End of Season Bees-Up Podcast series brings all the players - Billy Manuel, Graham Benstead , Francis Joseph and Gary Roberts - together at the end of the session for a hilarious Q&A session with the fans in the house. 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 - http://bit.ly/2rbUEFd Part 3 - Gary Roberts, Francis Joseph, Billy Manuel, Graham Benstead Q&A - this podcast 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

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

Ex-Brentford players Richard Cadette, Carl Hutchings and Paul Gibbs joined Bees fans for a night of tales, jokes and ales-a-plenty at the Fullers Brewery in Chiswick for Beesotted's First Ever Bees-Up In The Brewery.  And there were all sorts of tales told on the night - from Richard Cadette's thoughts on his FA Cup Quarter Final miss against Liverpool .. to Dave Webb sacking the whole team at half time .. to Paul Gibbs' touching on his time going out with Soccer AM's Helen Chamberlain.  The Beesotted crew are lining up a Sunday Social before the Brighton match so keep up to date by signing to the Beesotted Social Club right here http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 Check the Terry Evans, Marcus Gayle, Ijah Anderson social here - Part 1: http://bit.ly/2fmtxQD Part 2: http://bit.ly/2fKiV28

Brentford lost 2-0 at home to Fulham. The international break couldn't come quick enough for the Bees. They didn't have a terrible couple of months. But the loss to Fulham highlighted the fact that the teams wasn't quite ip for competing with the top 6 week-by-week. The Beesotted crew assembled at The Cross Keys pub in Black Lion Street in Hammersmith/Stamford Brook to talk all things Brentford. And aside from talking about the QPR and Fulham games. They discussed the new club badge due to be launched on Thursday afternoon. And they talked about Brentford beating Man United shortly after losing to Fulham. In the pub: Billy Grant Matt Allard Dave Lane Nick Carthew 0m - intro 7 min 15 sec - Fans in the pub post Fulham match 12 min 32 sec - Beesotted crew chat bout the Fulham match (and QPR) 27 min 57 sec - Ali Mullaley talks about the Brentford B team beating Man United reserves 3-2 33 min 14 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Man United B Team match 48 min - Brentford have a new club badge. The Beesotted crew discuss whether the badge cuts the mustard 59m min 43 sec - Beesotted crew chat bout the recent social with ex Brentford players Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle - includes an audio clip from the event at 1h 05 min 37 sec 1 hr 21 min 04 sec - END Sign up to the Beesotted social right here - http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4

Part 2: Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle join Brentford fans in the pub for the very first Beesotted social. Wednesday night saw the launch of the very first Beesotted social - a series of events aimed at bringing Brentford fans together to drink beer and chat football with a bit of entertainment thrown in to boot. And it was a cause for double celebration as one of Brentford's most popular boozers - The Globe Pub on Windmill Rd - had just undergone a huge new refurb - opening their doors for the first time in nearly two weeks to host the event. A great turn-out saw over sixty Bees fans in the house entertained with music from DJ Clive Johns before tuning into an “in conversation with” session with Brentford legends Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle hosted by Billy Grant and Dave Lane from Beesotted. The next social is penned in for Friday 16th December at an absolutely fabulous venue in Chiswick. Make sure you sign up at http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 Check out Part 2 of the 1st Beesotted Social right here http://bit.ly/2fhkzFy

Part 1: Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle join Brentford fans in the pub for the very first Beesotted social. Wednesday night saw the launch of the very first Beesotted social - a series of events aimed at bringing Brentford fans together to drink beer and chat football with a bit of entertainment thrown in to boot. And it was a cause for double celebration as one of Brentford's most popular boozers - The Globe Pub on Windmill Rd - had just undergone a huge new refurb - opening their doors for the first time in nearly two weeks to host the event. A great turn-out saw over sixty Bees fans in the house entertained with music from DJ Clive Johns before tuning into an “in conversation with” session with Brentford legends Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle hosted by Billy Grant and Dave Lane from Beesotted. The next social is penned in for Friday 16th December at an absolutely fabulous venue in Chiswick. Make sure you sign up at http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 Check out Part 2 of the 1st Beesotted Social right here http://bit.ly/2fKiV28

Brentford are without a win in four matches going into the big West London derby against QPR - winning only one match away from home so far this season. Meanwhile, Rangers have lost only one of their last six league matches. The last time Brentford won at Loftus Road was in 1964. All the odds are pointing at an upset then. That would make Bees fans very happy. The Beesotted crew found themselves on the edge of enemy territory … with the enemy - Paul from the QPR Podcast - hanging out at rather grand-looking Salutation Pub on King Street in Hammersmith discussing all sorts - Booing your own players. Sexist abusive language at football. When is it OK to sack a manager. Martin Rowlands and players who played for both teams. Plus they discuss the big match on Friday night. In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard Savvy Bee Paul Finney from QPR Podcast 0m - Intro 6m 30 sec - Barnsley and Brentford fans in the pub post-match 12m 05 sec - Beesotted crew talk Barnsley match & discuss the ironic cheering of Sawyers being substituted 28m 44 sec - Interview with female Brentford fans on the Alan McCormack ban for using abusive language towards a female match official 39m 40 sec - The Beesotted & QPR crew discuss the apparent recent clampdown by the FA on dishing out sexist abuse within the game 50m 51 sec - The forensic department deliver some pretty damning Liberal Nick files. The Beesotted crew discuss this and the latest spat of manager sackings The Championship - Walter Zenga from Wolves and Gary Caldwell from Wigan. We also compare the Championship table two seasons ago to now 1hr 1 min 49 sec - The Beesotted Social on Wed 2nd Nov with Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle 1hr 02 min 30 sec - Martin Rowlands has an announcement for Brentford fans 1hr 03 min 03 sec - Beesotted & QPR crew chat players who played for both QPR and Brentford 1hr 08 min 54 sec - Beesotted and QPR crew chat QPR match on Friday Vote for Beesotted to be nominated for Best Podcast at the FSF awards by clicking this link http://bit.ly/2eI0GGT ‘Interesting' Half Time Entertainment links https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4eG2a0W58U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eDtt5-h2ZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvPSa213NJw Championship League Table end October 2014 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/29669484

Bumper podcast this week. Index with timings of each section listed below. The Brentford team head to Newcastle this weekend - with 3000 Bees fans in tow - hoping to frustrate Newcastle and take at least one point - if not three - back South with them Fresh back from the international break, Brentford are hoping that our lack of international action may give us the advantage over our Tyneside Rivals. The Beesotted crew got together in the White Hart pub in Southwark with a plethora of things to discuss including views from Aston Villa, Newcastle and Norwich fans on how they are dealing with the drop to the Championship. Plus in light of the fact that Brentford fans will be placed in The Gods, we discuss atmosphere at football matches and follow up on last week's hilarious podcast where we recalled terrace songs of old (http://bit.ly/2dGy7fa). We chat to ex Brentford and Newcastle striker Joe Allon - who tells us about his time at Brentford and gives us the tune which reminds him of Brentford the most in our #HangTheBeeJay feature We discuss forthcoming The Beesotted Social Club - a series of live events in a decent pub near you .. bringing Bees fans together with the Beesotted crew providing the entertainment on the night - Live Music. Comedy. DJs. Ex Player Appearances. Food. Drink. You can subscribe to The Beesotted Social here - http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 Plus we chat to Newcastle fan Kevin Miles on his thoughts on the big match at the weekend. Timings: 0m - Intro 8m 26 sec - Kevin Miles (Newcastle), Jake Reeves (Talk Norwich City - Norwich) and Ryan Pitcher (The Heart Of Holt - Aston Villa) tell us how their teams are coping with life in The Championship 23m 26 sec - Beesotted crew chat Relegated Premier League teams - and do they really have a handle on life in the lower leagues? 40m 24 sec - Ex Brentford and Newcastle Striker Joe Allon tells is about life at Brentford and gives us the track that most reminds him of his time at the Bees 53m 37 sec - With Brentford being put up in the gods at Newcastle we discuss atmosphere, songs and away support - with Fulham and QPR only averaging just over 500 fans per match in their 1st 5 away matches (as opposed to Brentford who were just under 1000) 1hr 08 mins - The Beesotted Social Club - a series of live events coming to a pub near you. First day - Wed 2nd Nov in Brentford 1hr 24 min 33 sec - Interview with Kevin Miles from Newcastle on the big match on Saturday 1hr 38 min 29 sec - Beesotted crew chat Newcastle 1hr 47 mins 26 sec - END Sign up to get info on the Beesotted Socials (Music, Legends, Entertainment, Food, Drink plus more. Terry Evans, Ijah Anderson and Marcus Gayle penned in for our very first event. You can subscribe to The Beesotted Social here - http://bit.ly/2dOKAQ4 Wed 2nd Nov - the first social Fri 16th Dec - Xmas party Bank holiday Sun 30th Apr - end of season party In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Matt The Allard Relegated clubs interview: Ryan Pither - Heart of The Holt Aston Villa Blog Jake Reeve - Talk Norwich City Kevin Miles - Football Supporters Federation CEO talking strictly with his Newcastle Supporter hat on

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

Ex Brentford winger Marcus Gayle is next up in the #HangTheBeeJay booth as he recalls his time at #BrentfordFC - telling us his funniest moment, his fondest memories, what was going through his head when he could have scored against #NUFC back in the olde Division 1, Brentford's biggest jokers back in the day, his time playing for the Jamaica Reggae Boyz and he tells us which tune reminds him most of Brentford FC. Taken from the Rotherham (a) 2016/17 pre-match podcast: http://bit.ly/2bu9e2m Check the full Hang The Bee Jay Series here: http://bit.ly/2bulswC Subscribe to the Beesotted Pride of West London podcast here for automatic downloads of the podcast straight to your phone 7am Thursday to listen to en-route to the office: http://bit.ly/PrideSub

What a difference a week makes. Two wins on the bounce and things are suddenly looking up for The Bees. Snuggled in 6th place, Brentford travel to Rotherham to try and extend their unbeaten run and go into the international break on a high. The Beesotted crew were all chilled out as they met in The Distillers Pub, Hammersmith to discuss all manner of stuff. They recalled their marmite players. Triggered by meeting Leo Sayer in the Griffin, they recalled their most surreal football moment and also laughed at some favourite 70s moments. Plus ex winger Marcus Gayle gives us his #HangTheBeeJay moment - the tune that most reminded him of Brentford FC. We also spoke to Chris Saxon (@Axholme Miller) who gives us the lowdown on Rotherham. In the pub: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick Dan the Mann 0m - Intro 5m 15 sec - Fans from the pub after the Ipswich and Forest matches 11m 27 sec - Beesotted crew discuss what they learned from the Ipswich and Forest matches 23m 07 sec - Marmite Players - players who some people love and others hate 34m 36 sec - #HangTheBeeJay - Marcus Gayle talks about his time at Brentford and the song that most reminds him of Brentford FC 44m 43 sec - Leo Sayer interview 45m 32 sec - Beesotted crew discuss their surreal football moments and go back to the 70s 1hr 5m 38 sec - Interview with Chris Saxon (@Axholme Miller) 1hr 10 m 33 sec - Beesotted crew discuss Rotherham match 1hr 20 mins 21 sec - END Beesotted Podcast Score Prediction League Billy Grant - 3 points Everyone Else - 0 points #rufc #BrentfordFC

The season is extended for the Bees who won their final game of the season whilst Derby lost to Reading. The Bees are due to face Boro on Friday at Griffin Park in the 1st leg of the playoffs. . The Beesotted crew get together in the studio to discuss the incredible Derby collapse at the weekend as well as talking bout ticket sales for the Boro game, season tickets for next season and why some families are not happy with the new season ticket prices, what Marcus Gayle's wife thought about the Marcus Gayle song when it went down (or didn't) at the Players Ball, plus we speak to Boro fan Paul McLaine bout the forthcoming match at Griffin Park . 0 mins 3m 42 sec - Andre Gray interview plus Wigan & Bees fans' post match debrief 8m 45 sec - Beesotted crew chat Wigan match 21 m 58 sec - General Bees discussion inc season tickets, Boro tickets, coaches to Boro, new signing rumours plus more 42 m 54 secs - Chat with Boro fan Paul McLaine 57 m 50 secs - Beesotted crew chat Boro match 1hr 12 min 23 sec - End . In the studio: Billy Grant - Beesotted Dave Lane - Beesotted Matt Allard - Beesotted Nick Carthew - Beesotted Paul McLaine - Boro . #Boro #ncfc #dcfc #itfc

With over 6000 fans en route to Fulham for the derby on Good Friday, the Beesotted crew get together with ex-Bees player Marcus Gayle to discuss the big match. Also in the studio is Magic Mod Ben Taylor (@taylormod) who talks about Fulham's season so far - and will they avoid relegation? . 0 - intro 4.08 - Fans discuss Millwall match in the pub after the match 8.07 - Beesotted crew and Marcus Gayle discuss Millwall match 14.13 - Around Griffin Park including international week & Bees players' caps … players back from injury … Marcus discusses how a loan made him the player he was .. Arsenal v Brentford game in which Jack Wilshire scored … 43.02 - Beesotted crew look back to past Fulham games including the biggest derby Marcus played in - 1992 4-0 win 57.09 - Interview with Fulham fan - Magic Mod Ben Taylor (@taylormod) 1h 17m 44 sec - Beesotted crew look forward to Fulham game 1h 29 sec - Finish . #ffc #fulham #brentfordfc In the studio: Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard Nick Carthew Tony Cross Marcus Gayle Ben Taylor

Whilst we wait for the new Football season to start – not too long now – Jon, Jason and Mike have a FTRE special. The boys have been down to Selco London Masters at Wembley Arena to see Watford WIN! Hear our interviews with Kevin Miller, Derrick ‘Freddie’ Payne, Alan Nielson, Micah Hyde, Marcus Gayle, Tommy Mooney and Craig Ramage.

En sending med noen av de repotasjene vi syns er verdt å høre igjen: Otto Fredriksson om forsesongtrening for keepere Marcus Gayle om sitt forhold til Wimbledon Kåseriet å elske den nest beste om livet i 1 divisjon Intervjuet med John Foot om hans forhold til italiensk fotball.