On this week’s episode, Mike and Dan reflect on a MASSIVE win at the Gtech against the defending Premier League champions Liverpool.

It was an absolute thriller in West London, in a game where Keith Andrews’ side came out deserved winners. Dango Ouattara sent us on our way to three points with yet another goal from a long throw, before Kevin Schade added a second before half-time.

Liverpool came back into it through a controversial Milos Kerkez goal, but Igor Thiago seventh of the season was enough to hand us all three points, despite a late Mo Salah stunner.

We chat about the performance of Michael Kayode, Mikkel Damsgaard’s increasing involvement, and Andrews’ perfectly executed game plan.

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Neil Atkinson of The Anfield Wrap joins Mike ahead of Liverpool’s visit to the Gtech on Saturday night.

It’s been a mixed season so far for Arne Slot’s champions, but a win in the Champions League against Eintracht Frankfurt means his side come into the game off the back of a much-needed solid performance.

We chat about where it’s gone wrong, why Alexis Mac Allister’s form has been pivotal to Liverpool’s slump, and how Brentford can get at Slot’s team on Saturday night.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on a HUGE win against West Ham at the London Stadium.

Goals from Igor Thiago - his fifth in eight Premier League games - and Mathias Jensen sealed all three points for Keith Andrews' side, in what was dominant performance in East London.

We chat about the standout performances of Igor Thiago and Yehor Yarmoliuk, the futures of Mikkel Damsgaard and Fabio Carvalho, and how Keith should set us up against the champions Liverpool on Saturday night at the Gtech.

This one’s a belter.

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Jamie Boyce joins Mike ahead of Brentford’s trip across London as they face West Ham in what feels like a massive game for both clubs.

Jamie talks us through the departure of Graham Potter, Nuno Espirito Santo’s appointment, and the fans’ planned protest ahead of Brentford's visit to the London Stadium.

We also touch on West Ham’s main threats, get Jamie’s perspective on Brentford’s start to the season, and how the game might play out on Monday night.

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On this week’s episode, Craig and Dan reflect on the 1-0 home defeat to Manchester City.

Erling Haaland’s first half goal was enough to see off Keith Andrews’ Brentford, despite an improved second half showing from the home side.

We chat about Keith’s decision to start in a back five, his use of substitutions in the second half, and his overall start to life as Bees manager.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on Keith Andrews and his side bouncing back from derby day defeat to sting Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United at the Gtech.

We needed a response after the poor showing at Craven Cottage, and just like the fallout from opening day defeat against Forest, Andrews rang the changes, switching to a back four and bringing Aaron Hickey into the side.

We chat about the formation change, Igor Thiago’s impressive form, and Bryan Mbeumo’s return to Brentford.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on another derby day defeat at Craven Cottage.

The mood around Keith Andrews has soured after Brentford put up a measly showing against local rivals Fulham at Craven Cottage. Mikkel Damsgaard sent us ahead against the run of play, but two goals in quick succession for Fulham at the end of the first half, compounded by an Ethan Pinnock own goal in the second, meant that’s now three wins in a row for Fulham against us…

We chat about the formation, Andrews’ substitutions, and the reaction to the result.

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On this week’s episode, Mike and Dan reflect on Brentford reaching the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after penalty shootout victory over Aston Villa, as well as a dramatic finish against Chelsea in the league.

Another positive performance from Keith Andrews’ Bees ended in a penalty shootout against a struggling Villa side. Villa took the lead through Harvey Elliott, but an absolute worldie from Aaron Hickey levelled affairs in the second half, before Hakon Valdimarsson became the hero in the shootout after a tricky 90 minutes. We chat about Keith’s approach to the cup and how it differs from Thomas Frank, the performance of debutant Benjamin Arthur, and our frightening strength off the bench.

We also touch on a well deserved point against Chelsea at the Gtech. Fabio Carvalho’s last minute equaliser meant the spoils would be shared after a Cole Palmer-inspired turnaround from the World Champions. We talk Jordan Henderson, long throw carnage, and players running themselves into the ground for Keith.

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Charlie Patrick from the Blue Brothers CFC channel joins Mike ahead of Chelsea’s visit to the Gtech on Saturday night.

Enzo Maresca’s side has an unbeaten start to the season, drawing with Crystal Palace, thumping West Ham away, and beating Fulham at Stamford Bridge - both wins coming without star player Cole Palmer who is missing with a groin injury.

We chat through Chelsea fans’ views on Maresca and Boehly-Clearlake reign so far, Chelsea’s upcoming Champions League campaign, and previous Premier League meetings between Brentford and Chelsea.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on last minute defeat at Sunderland on Saturday.

Brentford fell to defeat in the North East despite a reasonably positive performance. Igor Thiago’s second half opener looked like it had made amends for Kevin Schade’s penalty miss, but Enzo Le Fee brought things level from the spot before Sunderland snatched all three points late on.

Off the back of that result, and following the departure of Yoane Wissa to Newcastle on deadline day, we thought we might be in line for a bit of business before the window shut on Monday night. Reiss Nelson arrived on loan from Arsenal, but that was Brentford’s only incoming before the window closure.

We reflect on the defeat, chat about Brentford’s summer business, and analyse how the squad is looking as we go into the first international break.

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