The Beesotted Brentford Pride of West London Podcast

With the January transfer window slammed firmly shut, and Sergi Canos having waved goodbye to Brentford (for good?) the Beesotted crewe called a virtual joint podcast meeting to discuss this week’s eventsBilly the Bee Grant, Dave Laney Lane and Ali Mullaley also look back at the snore-fest at Elland Road, where Brentford took the European Cup from Leeds united 5-2 on aggregate, and ahead to the visit of Southampton to the GTech this Saturday afternoon.JB gives us a double dose of facts and funk and Tom Parker rom Saints FC Podcast gives us the lowdown on life under Nathan Jones at St. Mary’s. Come On You Bees.

Leeds and Brentford fought out a keenly contested draw at Elland Road – neither side showing the cutting edge to take all three points. Thomas Frank's side did well to snuff out a potentially potent Leeds front line, but at the other end, Toney and Mbeumo rarely threatened on the counter. Mixed emotions after the game by the travelling fans, but it was undoubtedly a solid point away from home. Bees win 5-2 on aggregate!

Brentford travel to Elland Road after a solid three points earned against Bourne-Muff at home which saw Ivan Toney score a penalty and Matthias Jensen score a peach of a goal from the edge of the areaBilly The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Lane hooked up in the virtual joint to discuss the transfer rumours surrounding David Raya and look back to the Bourne-Muff gameJB gives us more facts and funkPlus we go across to talk to Rafa who gives us the lowdown on The Champions of Europe ... plus Darren from LS11 Podcast gives us the lowdown on Leeds

Brentford beat Bournemouth 2-0 for their third straight league win as they continued their tremendous post-World Cup runIvan Toney was back and converted from the spot followed by a well-executed goal from JensenWe spoke to fans in the stands straight after the match

Quickly forgetting the FA Cup which Brentford were obviously not up for, it's a return to League football for the Bees with a visit of Muff to New Griffin Park.Billy Grant and Dave Lane were back in the virtual joint trying to talk about anything BUT that FA Cup match. ex Premier league stars with their kids at Brentford. What's that all about with Paul Dikov (Man City) Kevin Lisbie (Charlton) and David Beckham (Man United and England) all having sons playing for Brentofrd's B tea,?Plus Sergi Canos. The word on the street is teams are sniffing around Sergi. We talk about Brentford's longest-serving player and what we felt was his finest moment wasJB gives us some FA Cup facts and funkPlus Kirk from Cherries Red Army looks forward to the Bourne-Muff match at the weekend

A much-changed Brentford side were knocked out of the FA Cup by West Ham on Saturday evening – in a game of few chances ex Bee Said Benrahma provided the winner late in the second half. Here's the views from the terraces and pub after the game.