On this week’s episode, Mike and Dan reflect on Brentford’s 4-2 win over Brighton.

To keep our faint hopes of European football alive, the game against the Seagulls was a must-win, and Thomas Frank’s side duly obliged.

A brace from Bryan Mbeumo - taking his tally to 18 for the season - along with goals from Yoane Wissa and Christian Norgaard took Brentford onto 46 points, and ensured we remained within touching distance of the teams above us.

We chat about the impending run-in, Bryan’s masterful performance, and look ahead to another crucial game against Champions League chasing Nottingham Forest.

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On this week’s episode, Mike and Craig reflect on a point gained at The Emirates.

Brentford travelled to North London to face an Arsenal side that had, in their previous outing, put three past Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final. In light of their second leg against the European Champions, Mikel Arteta made several changes to his side for Saturday’s match, but it was the home side that went ahead through Thomas Partey.

Yoane Wissa, though, pulled Brentford level in the second half after some fine work down the right from substitute Michael Kayode. We chat about Kayode’s impact at The Emirates, whether he deserves to start against Brighton, and Gustavo Nunes’ debut for the Bees.

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Elliot aka @YankeeGunner from the Arsenal Vision Podcast joins Mike to preview Brentford's trip to The Emirates on Saturday night.

The Gunners come into the game after a MASSIVE performance in the Champions League in midweek. Two wonderstrikes from Declan Rice and a well-taken goal from Mikel Merino saw Mikel Arteta's side take a three-goal lead into their quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu next week.

We reflect on that momentous night, analyse David Raya's tenure in North London, and look ahead to the potential changes to Arsenal's side that could come as a result of their prioritisation of the Champions League.

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On this week’s episode, a full house reflects on the 0-0 draw against Chelsea at the Gtech, extending Brentford’s winless run at home to 10 matches.

The Bees had big chances in the game, but failed to secure what would’ve been a first home win against their West London rivals in the Premier League. The draw did earn us our first clean sheet of the season at home, though, and we are now mathematically safe from relegation (!).

A game to forget, but plenty of talking points to get into. We chat about the lack of attacking depth on Brentford’s bench, why watching Kevin Schade can be an extremely frustrating watch at times, and look ahead to Arsenal on Saturday.

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Football’s back and so are we. Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on the 2-1 defeat at Newcastle on Wednesday night.

Bryan Mbeumo had pulled Brentford back into the game from the penalty spot after Alexander Isak’s first half opener, but an extraordinary goal from Sandro Tonali meant Newcastle secured all three points.

We walk through the goals, analyse the performance of the front three, and look ahead to Chelsea on Sunday. We also chat about the rumours that Matthew Benham is in talks with an investor around securing a minority stake in the club, and there’s some England chat around Thomas Tuchel’s first games in charge of the Three Lions.

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on another huge performance away from home, this time on the south coast against Bournemouth.

You have to go all the way back to 2014 for Bournemouth's last league win against Brentford, and the hoodoo continued at The Vitality on Saturday. Goals from Yoane Wissa and Christian Norgaard completed the turnaround, after Vitaly Janelt's unfortunate own goal in the first half.

We dive into the performances of Kevin Schade, Nathan Collins and captain fantastic Christian Norgaard, and we also look ahead to Newcastle away after the international break.

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On this week’s episode, Mike and Dan reflect on the narrow home defeat against Aston Villa, extending Brentford’s winless run at home to eight matches in all competitions.

Ollie Watkins returned to Brentford to haunt his former side once more. His second half effort - enough to hand Villa the three points - was his sixth goal in seven games against his old employers.

We break down the goal, go through some interesting social media talk around the mentality of this team, and debate whether we should’ve been awarded two penalties.

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Luke from the UTV Fan Channel joins Mike to preview Saturday night's clash at the Gtech against Aston Villa.

Villa come into the game in decent form, having booked their place in the FA Cup quarter-final, and all but securing their passage to the last eight of the Champions League as well after a comfortable 3-1 victory away at Club Brugge.

A win for Brentford would be huge considering Villa's place just above them in the Premier League table, and with not much separating the teams in the race for Europe, it promises to be a cracker.

Luke gives his thoughts on Villa's cup exploits this season, which players to look out for, and how Unai Emery will set up his side when they travel to the capital.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on a big win against Leicester away from home, but a disappointing night against an in-form Everton side at the Gtech, in which a late Jake O’Brien goal rescued a deserved points for the Toffees.

Everton’s red-hot Beto will be wondering how he didn’t add to his impressive tally under David Moyes after Ethan Pinnock handed the striker three one-on-ones only for Mark Flekken to come out on top on all three occasions. We talk about Pinnock’s decline this season and whether his time as our first choice centre-back is over.

Keane Lewis-Potter squandered a glorious opportunity to put the game to bed, and was punished minutes later by O’Brien’s late diving header at the back post. We look at that chance, Yehor Yarmolyuk and Kevin Schade’s performances, and the bigger picture around our European ambitions.

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on another three points on the road, this time away at West Ham.

When Teams Like Brentford come to town, West Ham (and other big clubs) normally expect three points... but we're not quite sure why Hammers fans in particular are so entitled considering our record against them!

We walk through the performance of the front three and why we should've been home and dry by half-time, another HUGE shift from Keane Lewis-Potter at left-back, and Nathan Collins' continued excellence.

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