To paraphrase the Duke of Wellington after defeating Bonaparte at Waterloo, this was a close run thing. Damn close. But not so long ago this would have been the kind of game that Millwall would have lost, instead Neil Harris's new model army prevails.Make no mistake however, Bury were a decent and well organised side, which makes these valuable three points all the sweeter. The show opens with coverage of the Fleetwood 'beamback' loss. A performance which we can gloss over, now that we have this vital win over the Shakers in the bank.Onwards to Burton next Tuesday night. The season dear listeners is starting to build ...Nick HartEditor - Achtung! Millwall020 8144 0232

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A massive thank you to Craig Griffiths for shouldering the burden of this week's show, with a fantastic live report from the Lions' progress to the Southern semi-finals of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy this week. Not only that, but he had the patience to speak to me twice, neither of which recorded properly thanks to my lacksadaisical attitude toward software updates. Apologies Craig.Southend in the next round - and Wembley just three games away. Success breeds success listeners (c) N Harris esquire.Next show - two weeks' time. Achtung! Millwall...Nick

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To describe the Lions' 3-1 victory over up and coming Lancashire non-leaguers AFC Fylde as 'workmanlike', probably insults tradesman around England. Let's just call it job done, running at 80% mode and we're into the next round of the cup.Hurrah.More importantly, today is Remembrance Sunday and to mark our respect, we have borrowed a snatch of a song from PJ Harvey's 2011 master work 'Let England Shake' by way of remembering our fallen servicemen and women since 1914 - wherever they fell.

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Another excellent week for Millwall. Seven points from a possible nine after this trench warfare battle with a strong and physical Bradford City.Injuries to critical midfielders and possibly now captain Tony Craig, leave the Lions looking forward to the diversion of AFC Fylde next week in the FA Cup - and hopefully a chance of 14 days' rest before the next league trip up to high-flying Burton Albion.This week's edition of Achtung! covers both the 2-0 home win in midweek over Doncaster, with post match comment by Crazyhorse Neil Andrews, as well as yesterday's gritty goal-less draw versus the Bantams reviewed by Charlie Mahoney.Winter is coming [email protected]

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Some away days will live long in the memory and so it will be with this EXCELLENT win up at Bramall Lane, very much a traditional all round Millwall show. Enjoy the show, this one's a good 'un [email protected]

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One of the most comfortable wins for the Lions in some time. A virtuoso performance by the on-loan George Savile, aided and abetted by his confederates Joe Martin, Shaun Williams and Steve Morison orchestrating Millwall's first truly decisive home win of the season.

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One of the more remarkable scorelines in recent Millwall history, whatever else this match was, it was certainly entertaining.This edition includes the full broadside of sound at London Road, as well as a conversation with our Northern correspondent John Shipman on the excellent midweek point at Wigan.Arrivederci Millwall...

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At last! A Millwall home win - and a good one too. An early (and rare) strike by Jimi Abdou settling everyone's nerves and allowing the Lions to press and win well against Rochdale.The first game against Rochdale since 1964 and it finally gets that effing monkey off of our [email protected]

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So you want something new to say do you? Some new angle on yet another home defeat to a better organised and more determined opponent? Something we haven't already said a thousand times already?Ok.Here are the (slightly amended) words to Led Zeppelin's take on the old blues classic, 'Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine':Nobody's fault but the Lion'sTrying to save my soul to lightOh, it's nobody's fault but the Lion'sThe devil, he taught me to rollHow to roll the log to lightNobody's fault but the LionsBrother, he showed me the gongBrother, he showed me the ding dong ding langHow to kick that gong to light Oh, it's nobody's fault but the LionsGotta monkey on my backGonna change my way to lightNobody's fault but mineHow to kick that gong to light ...

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Just when you thought the round table conversation was over ... it continued after a few beers at the Bromley v Gateshead Vanarama Conference game...No show this weekend, but Achtung! Millwall will return on Sunday September 20th 2015.Byyye for now ...

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