Achtung! Millwall Podcast

Yes indeed here we are again, happy as can can be. All good friends and jolly good company - the number one Millwall podcast is back in your earholes with its usual mix of match day effing and blinding, eccentric phone callers and actually pretty strong Millwall comment from John Shipman and Charlie Mahoney. So this show covers both the dreary away 0-0 draw up at Wigan in midweek, as well as the s...

Wow what a game to clash with a family event! Three nil down to three all? Whilst I was stuck at a nephew's first birthday party, an afternoon of real drama took place at The Den. Thank gawd for twitter is all I can say. Just another match in the madcap world of Ian Holloway (let's leave aside the managerial choices that put us in this position and just focus on the managerial choices that got us...

A touch of film glamour steps into the crazy world of Achtung! Millwall this week as we welcome to the show Mr Frank Harper - our Listed Lion for October. The star of St George's Day, as well as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Football Factory, Frank speaks about his lifelong support of Millwall and family connections to our beloved club. On the football front, we have match reviews of the...

A misery away day oop north and by 'eck, t' Lions were pretty much useless. HEALTH WARNING: do not listen to this show having just drunk way too much vodka and within reach of prescription painkillers. Big thank you to John Shipman, who also stars in this week's edition. But a collective kick up the aris to the Millwall squad... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn mo...

A valuable point won at home to top of the table Forest? Or two points lost in the chase for the play-off zone? Yesterday's goal less draw at home to Forest was nothing if not full-blooded with a great Den atmosphere. Tune in to today's show for our analysis of proceedings, as well as post match comment from Peter Heard and your cult phone calls - including (of course) Nigel the plane spotter. Sun...

It used to be said that Scotland were permanently unlucky whenever they used to qualify for World Cup finals. So it is fast becoming with Millwall too, as another 'unlucky' defeat at the hands of Reading made it 0-0-2 for Ian Holloway's self-proclaimed 'toughest week' as the Lions' manager. And yet, amidst the early chaos of a self-inflicted disjointed start, there was hope arising from the game....

Well Ian Holloway's 'toughest week as Millwall manager began with a bad day at Portman Road on September 13th 2014. Despite a decent first half, a goal on the very stroke of half-time doing for the Lions, who never in truth looked like getting back into the game afterwards. Oh dear, these trailer notes aren't exactly selling the podcast to you dear listener are they? Thanks to Charlie Mahoney, Cra...

Yes it's the first international break weekend of the Football League season and - let's be honest - it's boring. Boring, boring, boring. But fear not, the acclaimed Achtung! Millwall round table conversation is back. Starring Barry Perkins, Derek King, Peter Heard and yours truly. The Lions' early season form is reviewed, analysed and chewed over - as well as consideration given to the slightly o...

Functional if not inspiring, today's show covers the Lions' 2-1 triumph over the Tangerines at The Den on August 30th 2014.Special guests include Stooza on the old match-day analysis, Neil Richardson critiquing Ian Holloway's passing style and and excellent Listed Lion - Mr Lloyd Stephens. Plus (of course) the cult phone calls and Nigel the A380 plane spotter on a wobbly signal, no doubt out near...

Woe! Woe! Thrice woe! Millwall's first defeat of the 2014-15 season proved to be something of a damp squib rather than the dramatic 'twilight of the Gods' style cataclysm that a 13 game unbeaten run deserved. Ok we're stronging it rather. The Lions did have their chances at home to the Millers - they just didn't take them. Whereas Steve Evans' well drilled side very much did. This edition on Achtu...

A quick and dirty match report on the Lions late, late show at Hillsborough - just the way you like it. Enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An excellently worked away win for the Lions this week, the podcast includes full and frank coverage from Craven Cottage between Nick Hart and Mark Litchfield. Swiftly followed by post match review with Charlie Mahoney and all your phone calls left on the Achtung! voicemail (020 8144 0232).And yes, Nigel has indeed brought us up to speed again with the Heathrow flight paths - enjoy. With Millwall...

Disgraceful, disgusting, disrespectful. Yes Millwall's back - and so too is the number one Lions podcast Achtung! Millwall. In a packed episode we cover yesterday's 2-0 victory for Millwall over fallen giants Leeds, post match comment from Stooza (apologies for the poor sound quality at the start), the voice of the people via the new Achtung! voicemail and a truly fantastic Listed Lion in Mr Kevin...

A midsummer's Millwall podcast for your delectation. New show, new sound, new boots and panties featuring Craig Griffiths, Charlie Mahoney and Les Hammond as our very first 'Listed Lion', this show is not presented as art in any way, shape or form. It does however consider the new away season ticket scheme, the slow burn excitement around The Den at Ian Holloway's first full season in charge and m...

Oh you LUCKY people! Not only do you get coverage of Millwall's massive 1-0 home win over Bournemouth in this show, but also everyone's favourite round table Lions conversation with Don Bone and Peter Heard. Nearly a hour and a half's quality Millwall discussion for free? You LUCKY people ... see you again in August. Nick HartEditor - CBL Magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more in...

And so it goes to the wire. A fighting point for the Lions at multi-million pound play-off contenders QPR, takes the decision as to who drops into the League One abyss to the final home match versus AFC Bournemouth next Saturday May 3rd 2014.Warning - this report from Loftus Road contains strong language and the sounds of a late, late equaliser for Millwall by Scott Malone. Not only is this the fi...