We Are Going Up

The boys are back on the road this week, as we ditch the studio and take a trip to West London for the big televised League One derby between Brentford and Leyton Orient.

Mark, DC and Carl catch up with Orient fans revelling in their remarkable one hundred per cent start to the season, plus get the verdict on the Football League's most deadly strike partnership - Kevin Lisbie and David Mooney. We also catch up with the locals to get their opinion on a difficult start to the season for the Bees and boss Uwe Rosler.

We also bring you our unique commentary on the game as it unfolds, plus catch up with Brentford fan Steve Lewis for a LIVE version of My Club. There's all that, plus ten things we've picked up in the Football League this week (live from 'The Griffin' pub)…

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It's all going wrong for Steve Lomas and Millwall. A calamitous 5-1 mauling at The Den by Derby on Saturday leaves the Lions rock bottom of the Championship, with just two points and four goals from their first six games of the new season. There was also more off-the-field trouble at the weekend, with the FA set to launch an investigation into the crowd disturbances that saw the game briefly delayed in the second half. Mark, DC and Jim speak to Ted Robinson, Vice Chairman of the Millwall Supporters Club Committee, about a very difficult start to life under Lomas.

The boys also take a look at a bad start for David Weir at Sheffield United. The Blades lost 1-0 at struggling Carlisle on Saturday to slip into the League One relegation zone, following a run of just one win from their opening seven games. Sheffield United blogger Ian Rands from 'A United View on Football' is on the line with his reaction.

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It's been a desperate start to the season for Hartlepool United. Pools are yet to win any of their first six games back in League Two, plus have scored just ONE solitary goal in the process (that coming in their 2-1 defeat to Wycombe on Saturday). Northern Echo Sports Editor Nick Loughlin is on the line to discuss a torrid few weeks for Colin Cooper.

We also focus in depth on one of the division's new boys. Mansfield and Ashfield Chad sports reporter Stephen Thirkill joins us to tell us all about the start that Paul Cox's Mansfield Town have made to life back in the Football League.

There's also Ollie Gould-Elia with more on his club Charlton, ten things we've picked up on this week - and a surprise appearance (of sorts) from a knight of the realm…

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