An extra long edition this week as we bring you coverage of the Lions' unlucky 3-4 home defeat to the Tractor Boys last Tuesday night. Swiftly followed by yesterday's hard fought 0-0 draw at Ashton Gate against the Robins.We are also honoured by the chance to interview ex-first team coach at The Den, now much travelled Indian national team manager Stephen Constantine. His new book 'From Delhi to The Den' is out now and includes his take on the chaotic 2005-06 season. 'From Delhi to The Den' is available via Amazon:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Delhi-Story-FootballS-Travelled-Coach/dp/190924547X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1503230158&sr=8-1&keywords=from+delhi+to+the+den

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Big thanks to Harry Warren for covering my rear (metaphorically) on this week's show. Not only for his comments on yesterday's home 1-1 draw versus newly promoted Bolton, but also for the post-match chewing the cud with yours truly.Something of a mash up show this week, also included are my thoughts on the Tuesday night League Cup win over over Stevenage, thanks for [email protected] 144 0232

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The Lions' return to Championship lacked nothing in terms of game plan, effort and tactical nous. Sadly only finishing in front of goal let us down at the City Ground, Nottingham. Let's hope that does not turn into the story of the season to come...Achtung! Millwall is of course the number one Millwall podcast and we are pleased to be back on the road again. This week's edition features in-game comment with Barry Bongo Perkins and post match cud chewing with Omer Ronayne.Despite the result, one thing is for sure - Millwall are back.Byye for [email protected] 144 0232

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Here we are again, happy as can be. Just days before the start of the Lions 2017-18 Championship campaign, Achtung! Millwall is pleased - nay ecstatic - to bring you your ever favourite round table conversation.As always, pre-season at least, your panel of Peter Heard, Barry Perkins, Derek King and yours truly are in fine optimistic mode. How long can it last? Millwall's season kicks off Friday night in Nottingham, let's hope we last till 9.30pm at least ...Nick Achtung! [email protected] 144 0232

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Bradford City 0-1 Millwall 20.05.17An immense Lions performance seals promotion to the Championship, after a season of drama both on and off the pitch. This week's edition of the podcast captures the passion and emotion of Wembley, followed by some ad-libbed post match analysis with Harry Warren.Thank you for listening to the show this season, I hope you have enjoyed my take on what it means to be a Millwall fan. Thank you to everyone who has helped out with the podcast during 2016-17.Arrivederci Millwall - till [email protected]

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A mind mashing mincemeat match. The kind of game where you live a thousand lives a minute, somehow the Lions manage to successively establish primacy, surrender it (twice) and still stumble across the line in the manner of a Saturday night drunk searching for the key hole with his Yale.And so on to the play off madness versus Scunthorpe, what a season of mixed images this has been. Hats off to the squad for playing through the ups, downs and sideways of their self inflicted dramas. Something tells me there's more twists in this tale yet to come ...Achtung! MillwallNick [email protected]

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Rather in the style of the Arkansas chuggerbug from the Wacky Races, Millwall FC chose a fine time for the wheels to come off the season with the finishing line in sight. This week's Dick Dastardley being manager Neil Harris with a woeful (in hindsight) selection of Jordan Archer for Tom King in goal. The game was effectively over inside 10 minutes thanks to Archer flapping at two decent Oxford shots.Ladies and gentlemen this weeks Achtung! Millwall is proud to feature the former Princess of Wales Royal Regiment's Adam Somers. A local lad and Millwall fan - for perspective on yesterday's result, why not check these You Tube links:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE22FAizlKIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9ZFyKW3UQ4Tickets for the Millwall Legends v PWRR Tigers (featuring Sheringham and Harris up front) can be obtained here:https://www.millwalltickets.com/events.aspx£10 per ticket - will benefit the PWRR support fund, a great [email protected]

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An extended show this week, covering the drama both on and off the pitch at The Den from Good Friday.The thoughts of everyone connected with Millwall, fans, players and staff are with Antony Murphy the Millwall fan struck by what we believe was a heart attack during the course of the second half of the home match versus Northampton.There are two appeals currently online:The Antony Murphy appeal to help support his family during this difficult time: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/Antony-Murphy?utm_id=119An appeal in support of the Millwall matchday medical team, who performed so heroically in the East Upper seats: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/MillwallMedicsThe podcast will undertake further fundraising next season to support these and other good causes, including an appropriate donation to a Northampton charity to mark our thanks and respect for the fans who showed such magnificent support for the situation.Our thoughts go to Antony’s family and strongest wishes for his...

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Finally, the post Spurs monkey is lifted off of our collective backs with this fine 3-1 victory over play off rivals Scunny. A beautiful sunny day in South Bermondsey saw the Lions exploit an early penalty for an eventual three goal lead - before late late sloppiness allowed Scunthorpe a fig-leaf of respectability as they made their way back up the A1 homewards.Can the Lions pin back the three point gap and squeeze into the post season play-offs? Will Neil Harris retain his job for another week? Will a sense of humour break out on Zampa Road over this month's edition of TLR magazine?Stay tuned to this channel ...Nick [email protected]

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Sometimes you have to grind out the results and yesterday's late winner was just that - to say the least. Am injury time penalty scored by leading striker Lee Gregory being enough to settle a game in which the Lions lost their prized goal-less record.Never mind, three valuable points put us with clear water in the top six and the diversion of the FA Cup quarter-final at White Hart Lane next week to look forward to. This week's show includes in game comment from yesterday's dreary affair, as well as comment on the midweek 1-0 win over the Posh, followed by post match analysis with Charlie Mahoney.Finally we close out with the first interview as Fan of the Board with AMS founder Micky Simpson. Congratulations to him and sincere thanks for all that he has done to Peter Garston, who steps up to the board room in his own right as an honorary director.Micky's contacts are @MillwallFotb on Twitter and by email [email protected] Millwall!Nick [email protected]

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