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In today's podcast Kai from Millwall Fan TV joins Omer as they discuss at length the defeat in the FA Cup fourth round, having lost three goals to nothing.

Key parts of the match get discussed and disected, including a few harsh words surrounding out forward line.

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Welcome to Friday night live with That Millwall Podcast, we talk Bristol City at home, along with what is a Millwall type player.

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Joining Micky and Omer today we have Kai from Millwall Fan TV, helping give the lowdown on a win! A big win too for manager Gary Rowett as Millwall win 1-0 away from home up at Huddersfield Town.

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Uncovered by Steve Harley

STEVE HARLEY was born in Deptford, south London, on February 27th 1951, the second of five children.

Due to a childhood illness, Steve spent almost four years in hospital between three and sixteen years, undergoing major surgery in 1963 and 1966. Aged 12, while in hospital recovering from surgery, Steve was first introduced to the poetry of Eliot and Lawrence, the prose of Steinbeck, Woolf and Hemingway, and the music of BOB DYLAN and realised that his life was likely to be preoccupied with words and music.

Close to Christmas 1964, during that same nine months' hospitalisation at Queen Mary's Hospital for Children, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey, the ward welcomed the young ROLLING STONES who were on a goodwill PR visit.

Steve was a pupil of EDMUND WALLER PRIMARY SCHOOL, in Waller Road, New Cross, London, a short walk from his parents' home at FAIRLAWN MANSIONS, New Cross Gate, between the ages of five and eleven.

He attended HABERDASHERS' ASKE'S HATCHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Telegraph Hill, New Cross until seventeen. He left school without completing his Advanced Level exams. Steve later took an A-Level in English in his mid-30s.

Steve's first guitar was a Christmas gift from his parents when he was ten-years-old. It was a Spanish, nylon-strung instrument.

He took classical violin lessons from the age of nine to fifteen and played in his Grammar school orchestra.

But he has always admitted he was a hopeless reader of music, so “must have been bluffing a lot of the time”.

In the spring of 1968, Steve got his first full-time job, as a trainee accountant, at the DAILY EXPRESS newspaper in Fleet Street, London, in spite of gaining a mere 24% in his mock O-Level maths exam. But his heart was set on a career in Journalism, so being at the industry's heart was a useful stepping-stone for the nascent reporter. Interviewed by several newspaper editors, Steve finally signed indentures to train with ESSEX COUNTY NEWSPAPERS in Colchester, Essex. After three years working within the group, including stints at the Essex County Standard, the Braintree and Witham Times, the Maldon and Burnham Standard and the Colchester Evening Gazette, Steve moved back to London to work for the EAST LONDON ADVERTISER, then based in Mile End Road, in the heart of London's East End.

Among many of Steve's contemporaries who have gone on to successful careers in national Journalism are JOHN BLAKE (now Managing Director of BLAKE PUBLISHING) and RICHARD MADELEY, of daytime TV fame. It was Madeley who actually took over the desk relinquished by Steve at the ELA in 1972.

Steve began his singing career "floor-spotting" (singing for free as a member of the audience) in London folk clubs in 1971/72. He sang at LES COUSINS, BUNJIE'S and THE TROUBADOUR on nights featuring JOHN MARTIN, RALPH McTELL, MARTIN CARTHY and JULIE FELIX, all leading lights of the London folk movement at the time.

He later joined folk band ODIN as rhythm guitarist and co-singer, which was where he met the first COCKNEY REBEL violinist, JOHN CROCKER. However, the folk scene proved a little tame for Mr Harley and, as he was constantly writing songs, formed COCKNEY REBEL as a vehicle for his own work. It was here that Steve and STUART ELLIOTT first met and worked together. Stuart drums with Steve's band on record and on tour from time to time to this day.

The band signed to EMI for a guaranteed three album deal in 1972 and released THE HUMAN MENAGERIE early in '73. From this collection, a single, SEBASTIAN, became a huge European hit, staying at NUMBER ONE in HOLLAND and BELGIUM for many weeks. Other COCKNEY REBEL and/or STEVE HARLEY albums are: THE PSYCHOMODO, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, TIMELESS FLIGHT, LOVE'S A PRIMA DONNA, FACE TO FACE (LIVE), HOBO WITH A GRIN, THE CANDIDATE (all EMI), YES YOU CAN (1992), POETIC JUSTICE (1996) and THE QUALITY OF MERCY released in late 2005, plus 2 other Live acoustic CDs, STRIPPED TO THE BARE BONES TO THE and ANYTIME!

One Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel single, MAKE ME SMILE (COME UP AND SEE ME), reached NUMBER ONE in 1975 in the UK and many European countries and is regularly voted among the top singles in the history of the charts, which covers six decades of releases. The Performing Rights Society has confirmed MAKE ME SMILE one of the most played records in British broadcasting.

The song has been covered MORE THAN 100 TIMES in seven languages and has been featured in several movies including THE FULL MONTY (whose soundtrack album went TRIPLE PLATINUM in the UK, and PLATINUM in the USA and Australia), VELVET GOLDMINE, BEST and SAVING GRACE. The song has also been used on more than twenty TV and radio advertising campaigns around the world.

Steve's other chart singles include, JUDY TEEN, MR SOFT, MR RAFFLES (MAN, IT WAS MEAN), HERE COMES THE SUN, LOVE'S A PRIMA DONNA, IRRESISTIBLE, PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (with SARAH BRIGHTMAN) and A FRIEND FOR LIFE.

During the eighties, Steve took time out from the rock world as his two children were going through their formative years but did perform on stage, albeit the legitimate stage. He starred as the C16th playwright Christopher Marlowe, in the musical-drama MARLOWE, which ran off-Broadway and in London. Steve's performance was described by one leading critic as "a major and moving performance."

This has been taken from https://www.steveharley.com/biography.html

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Welcome back to your favourite Millwall podcast... Today's show Omer, Micky and Neil discuss the latest drab performance from Saturday's game away to Forest, plus whether they're Rowett in or Rowett out?

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Welcome to Friday night live with That Millwall Podcast, a new weekly show every Friday evening ahead of the weekends #Millwall match. Our aims for the show is to be interactive and have your views read out to debate with our show members and guests.

This weeks guest is a massive Millwall fan and the author of four Millwall books Merv Payne

Because My Dad Does.

A Natural High: Millwall Football Club's Two Seasons in The First Division.

After The Lord Mayor's Show: Millwall Football Club in the 1990s - Part 1.

Ordinary Boys - Millwall's FA Youth Cup Winning Class of 1979

@mervpayne

You can purchase his books here

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Merv-P...

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In today's podcast Kai from Millwall Fan TV joins Omer as they discuss at length the win in the FA Cup third round at Meadows Park, Boreham Wood.

Key parts of the match get discussed, along with a traditional players rating discussion out of 10 for the starting XI.

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Welcome back to another show of That Millwall Podcast, in today's FA Cup preview we are joined by BBC three Counties Matthew Messiano, for a full preview and insider knowledge of what to expect from Saturday's hosts. Omer, Micky and Neil also preview the game themselves with predicitons on time lineups, and whether we will see the likes of Tyler Burey and Danny McNamara.

We go a tad statty with Millwall's history in the FA Cup, and also discuss this weeks on-goings and thoughts on missing out on Jayson Molumby, who joins Preston North End on loan for the remainder of the season.

We will be LIVE on Twitter this evening (Friday) for an interactive show, if you wish to join the guys stay tuned for an 8pm Friday Night Live show.

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Robbie Ryan and Barry Cogan both played in the biggest game in Millwall History the 2004 FA Cup. They are next into The Lions Den to discuss that FA Cup run and their Millwall careers

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