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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On this week's episode, Mike and Dan reflect on another disappointing day at home, this time against an out-of-form Spurs side.

An own goal from Vitaly Janelt set up another frustrating afternoon at the Gtech in another game where the Bees failed to break down a side who were comfortable to defend for 90 minutes.

We take a look at Thomas Frank's game management, the ensuing injury crisis, and a trip to east London next weekend.

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Callum reflect on a HUGE three point away at Crystal Palace.

Brentford travelled to Selhurst Park having only one once away from home all season, while the Eagles came into the game in a rich vein of form, unbeaten in ten Premier League games. But it was Thomas Frank's side who came out on top in south London.

Second half goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Kevin Schade gave the Bees a two-goal cushion, and despite a late goal from the hosts, we hung on to secure our second successive victory on the road.

Could we see any outgoings in January? Do the Palace fans have any reason to be disgruntled with the result? How will we far against Spurs on Sunday? ALL DISCUSSED!

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on the late 2-0 defeat at home to Liverpool.

The league-leaders dominated the game throughout, but despite registering 37 shots, created few chances of note in what was a spirited defensive performance from Thomas Frank's side.

We chat about our midfield options going forward, possible changes in the backline with Rico Henry coming back into the fold, and how the second half of the season might go.

Also get the latest news around the January transfer window as rumours of potential outgoings emerge, and we preview our tip to Crystal Palace on Sunday.

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On this week's episode, Mike and Dan reflect on FA Cup misery at home to Plymouth, followed up by a game-of-the-season contender against Manchester City.

Thomas Frank made seven changes to his side for bottom-of-the-Championship Plymouth's visit to the Gtech at the weekend, and Brentford paid the price, losing to a late Morgan Whittaker goal and exiting the cup in the third round. Dan delves into an identity crisis, and talks about Thomas Frank's prioritisation of the league over cup competitions.

That was followed up by yet another ding-dong game at home, with champions Man City coming to town. From two goals down, the Bees fought back to salvage a draw, with captain Christian Norgaard shining in midfield. Could we have won the game? How important is Norgaard to this Brentford team? How do we set up against Liverpool? ALL DISCUSSED...

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David Mooney from The Blue Moon Podcast joins Mike to preview Manchester City's visit to the Gtech on Tuesday night.

Brentford bowed out of the FA Cup following a shock third round defeat to bottom-of-the-Championship Plymouth Argyle, but Thomas Frank's side have the chance to bounce back against a Man City side that are far from their formidable best.

What's gone wrong at City this season? Where do they need to strengthen in January? And will Frank opt for the same gameplan that almost saw Brentford get another famous result at The Etihad in the reverse fixture at the start of the campaign?

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on OUR FIRST AWAY WIN OF THE SEASON!

We briefly look back on defeat against Arsenal before tucking into a 5-0 away win at St. Mary's. An attacking lineup eased its way through a bottom-of-the-league Saints defence, and gave Thomas Frank's side its first victory on the road this season... only took until 2025!

We chat through an outstanding Tweet of the Week, the never-ending brilliance of Mikkel Damsgaard, Bryan Mbeumo's stock, and our upcoming fixtures in cup and league.

This one was A LOT of fun...

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On this week’s episode, Dan, Craig and Miranda reflect on our first home defeat of the season against Nott’m Forest, as well as the 0-0 draw at Brighton, and ANOTHER injury crisis…

Nuno Espirito Santo’s high-flying Forest showcased as a defensive performance for the ages. The first team to prevent us from scoring at the Gtech this season, the visitors were worthy of the three points - we take a look at why we just couldn’t break them down.

But we had the chance to respond at Brighton after Christmas, and in the end, we settled for a point at The Amex, surviving an onslaught in the first half but showing attacking intent in the second. Mads Roerslev produces his best performance of the season, and there are Premier League debuts for Kim Ji-Soo and Hákon Valdimarsson.

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect back on back-to-back losses in league and cup.

A spirited second half performance wasn't enough to overturn a two-goal deficit against Chelsea, meaning our run of three consecutive wins at Stamford Bridge came to end. On another day, a point could've been a fair result, but our miserable record away from home continues.

We were afforded a chance to bounce back in midweek against Newcastle in the League Cup quarterfinal, but a much-changed Brentford XI were comprehensively beaten by a Magpies side who we comprehensively beat a week before... how did that happen?

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On this week's episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on yet another three points at home, this time against Eddie Howe's Newcastle.

We needed a response after a poor showing away from home against Villa, and that's exactly what we got. An attacking lineup was justified by sublime finishes from Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa, and we demonstrated defensive solidity in the second half too!

Second half goals from Nathan Collins and Kevin Schade rounded off a comfortable win at home, against probably the toughest opposition we've faced at the Gtech...

Yehor Yarmoluik's brilliance, front three options and Chelsea away ALL DISCUSSED!

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