On this week’s episode, Craig and Dan reflect on the 2-0 defeat against Brighton at the Gtech.

Following three outstanding performances in the league against Aston Villa, Newcastle and league-leaders Arsenal, Brentford were due the kind of performance they served up on Saturday. 

We chat about Nathan Collins’ form, lost ground in the race for European football, and a trip to Turf Moor and Burnley up next.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on the 1-0 win at Macclesfield which secured our passage into the fifth round of the FA Cup, and look ahead to a return to Premier League action against Brighton on Saturday.

Brentford required a second half own goal from Sam Heathcote in order to get past their non-league opposition, and that slice of luck sets up an all-Premier League clash against West Ham in the next round - we chat about how seriously we should take this opportunity.

We also chat about Brighton’s recent slump under Fabian Hurzeler, and the kind of game we can expect from Brentford at the weekend.

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On this week’s episode, Dan and Craig reflect on a fantastic game vs Arsenal at the GTech.

The Bees faced top of the league Arsenal at home on the back of 2 away wins at Villa and Newcastle.

Arsenal took the lead in the second half before a quick response where KLP latches onto a long Michael Kayode throw in! Both teams with chances to win the game but end up having to settle a point which makes the title race and the race for Europe even more interesting!

We chat about Igor Thiago, Kayodes long throws, who is our best CB, the Thomas Frank sacking and Macclesfield in the FA Cup on Monday night.

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On this week’s episode, Craig, Dan and Callum reflect on ANOTHER HUGE win away from home in the Premier League, this time at Newcastle.

The Bees travelled to St. James’ Park on the back of a special victory at Villa Park, and ended up victorious yet again on the road.

Newcastle took the lead against the run of the play, before Vitaly Janelt and Igor Thiago completed a first half turnaround. The hosts equalised in the second half, but Dango Ouattara’s 85th minute strike ensured we’d travel back to West London with all three points.

We chat about the VAR controversy, Dango’s best performance of the season, and Arsenal at home up next.

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On this week’s episode, Craig and Dan reflect on the MASSIVE 1-0 win away at Aston Villa.

It looked as though our winless run at Villa Park was set to continue after Kevin Schade’s first half red card for a kick out at Matty Cash. But Dango Ouattara’s first goal since returning from AFCON, coupled with a huge defensive shift in the second half, meant Keith Andrews masterminded Brentford’s third win over Villa this season.

We chat about the red card incident, defending as a unit, and the upcoming trip to Newcastle.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on the 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Nottingham Forest.

Igor Jesus’ goal sent Forest on their way to only their third win on the road in 11 before Taiwo Awoniyi sealed all three points late on.

We chat about the injuries to Mikkel Damsgaard and Kristoffer Ajer, Keith Andrews’ reluctance to use Reiss Nelson and Romelle Donovan, and Brentford’s upcoming run of fixtures: Aston Villa away, Newcastle away and Arsenal at home.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan dissect the 2-0 defeat away at Chelsea last Saturday.

Brentford were left ruing missed chances following a positive performance that unfortunately ended with Liam Rosenior’s first Premier League points in charge of Chelsea.

We chat about the multitude of spurned opportunities in front of goal, whether Kevin Schade is being unfairly scapegoated, and if Romelle Donovan needs to start seeing more Premier League minutes after his debut at Stamford Bridge.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan reflect on Brentford progressing into the fourth round of the FA Cup, the latest transfer ongoing at Jersey Road, and a trip to Stamford Bridge at the weekend.

A comfortable 2-0 win at Hillsborough set up a standout fourth round cup tie away at National League North side Macclesfield - we chat about the strength in depth we now have, and what a cup run would mean to the fans.

Kaye Furo put pen to paper and followed in the footsteps of Igor Thiago by becoming the second Club Brugge striker to trade Belgium for the Premier League. We discuss the role the 18-year-old Belgium Youth International might play, and the links to Lazio winger Matteo Cancellieri.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Craig and Dan look back on a SPECTACULAR night of football at the Gtech, as Brentford beat Sunderland 3-0 to climb to FIFTH in the Premier League table.

Two more goals from Igor Thiago, as well as Yehor Yarmolyuk’s first senior goal, secured all three points to Keith Andrews side in a statement victory at home.

We chat about even more penalty heroics from Caoimhin Kelleher, Vitaly Janelt’s continued inspired form, and Igor Thiago making history by becoming the highest-scoring Brazilian in a Premier League campaign.

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On this week’s episode, Mike, Callum and Dan reflect on a HUGE away win at Everton, and a point at home against Spurs.

Thomas Frank returned to the Gtech and gave us a very Brentford performance… against Brentford. That culminated in a boring 0-0 draw, but there was nothing boring about Keith Andrews’ side’s win away at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Igor Thiago’s hat-trick meant the Bees start 2026 in SEVENTH place, just a point outside of the Champions League positions.

We chat about the Vitaly Janelt remontada, Mikkel Damsgaard’s inspired return to the XI, and Sunderland at home on Wednesday night.

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