The Beesotted Brentford Pride of West London Podcast

Brentford were looking for another three home points, this time against Southamptonand the first half Bees dominated without finding a breakthrough. Once Mbuemo scored Brentford never looked back - eventually winning 3-1we spoke to fans straight after the final whistle

BONUS PODCAT. SECOND PODCAST RELEASED IN ONE DAYSouthampton visit West London after a year away in the Championship hanging out with the likes of Leeds United but now they're back in the big time with a bangBilly the Bee Grant and Dave Laney Lane sat down to chew over Brentford's loss over Liverpool as well as look forward to the match against the Saints at the weekendOn the podcast this week:🎶JB gives his facts and funk📊Jacob Gowler Bees Breakdown give the statistical and analytical lowdown on the Liverpool match and also the Southampton game🎤Plus Pete Deveraux the Original 're re wind' Artful Dodger chats to us about SouthamptonDont forget to check the transfer day podcast in which we discuss Ivan Toney's transfer to Al-Ahli plus loads morehttps://shows.acast.com/the-beesotted-brentford-pride-of-west-london-podcast/episodes/ivan-toney-to-sign-to-saudi-club-al-ahli-brentford-transfer-Buy us a beer - beesotted.com/beer

It's transfer deadline day. The biggest news of the day is Ivan Toney on the verge as we recorded to signing for Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli with Brentford getting a reputed £40m and Toney bagging a supposed £60m in wagesBilly TheBee Grant and Dave Laney Lane jumped into the virtual joint to shoot the breeze and chat Toney and all the other transfer news; Gustavo Nunes in from GremioSapp Van De Berg from LiverpoolOnyeka to Augsberg on loanMiles Peart-Harris to Swanseaplus Jayden Meghoma's potential transfer from SouthamptonBuy us a beer - beesotted.com/beer

Fourth time lucky for The Bees at Anfield? Not this time. After a bright start Liverpool hit The Bees on the break to go 1-0 up and it was all uphill from theresecond half saw Flekken pull of some first class saves to keep Brentford in the gamewe spoke to both Bees and Liverpool fans straight after the game

Brentford go to Anfield with a 100% win record as they got 3 points under their belt after a win against Crystal Palace at home at the weekendThe Beesotted crew of Billy TheBee Grant, Dave Laney Lane, Matt The Allard Allard and Ali Mullalley assembled in The Globe pub once again to shoot the breeze and discuss: 🔄Transfer activity. Toney out. A defender and a midfielder possibly in🦅Palace review including the fans views on the terraces🔴 Liverpool preview with Neil from The Anfield Wrap Podcast🎶JBs facts and funk📊 Bees Breakdown with stats and tactics from the Palace game and looking forward to the Liverpool matchBuy us a beer - Beesotted.com/beerBeesotted appear on this week's The Overlap. No Gary Neville this week but Jamie Carragher, Paul Scholes and David Ornstein from The Athletic Video version - https://youtu.be/PR6aQEAIyNE?si=SbtFMyo1i3DjMqWDAudio version - https://pod.fo/e/261245

First game of the season. Bees needed to get three points on the table with a few tricky away matches coming up. No Ivan Toney as rumours of his impending move to Saudi Arabia increaseSo it was up to Mbuemo, Wissa and co to step up to the plate. And they did just that as Brentford surfed a few rocky waves to beat Palace 2-1We spoke to Bees fans and Palace fans in the stands and the pub after the match

Premier League football is BACK. And Brentford kick off their season with a match against South London rivals Crystal Palace - a team that the Bees have never beaten in the lifetime of most Bees fansIn season opening celebratory style, the Beesotted crew of Billy TheBee Grant, Dave Laney Lane, Matt The Allard Allard, Ali Mullalley and Lewis Sherlock Holmes met at The Globe pub to reminisce over their summer and look forward to the season aheadIn fact this was a podcast with not ONE Holmes but THREE with the crew being joined by Brentford Womens Captain Mollie Holmes and also Crystal Palaces' very own Lee Holmes to give their views on various thingsIn the show this week: Suzanne Rowan, wife or late Brentford technical director Rob Rowan - the spearhead of the Brentford B-team, talks to us about the Heart of West London partnership, a collaboration of charities and medical professionals who have come together to help save lives by highlighting and tackling heart problems https://www.brentfordfc.com/en/the-heart-of-west-londonThe full podcast from the Heart of West London event will be live w/c 20th AugustWe discuss Brentford's transfer window. Neil from Liverpool podcast The Anfield Wrap talks to us about the signing of midfielder Cavilerho and tells us why he believes the attacking midfielder's move is win-win for both parties (catch the full podcast here https://pod.fo/e/25e424)The latest Igor Thiago who was signed then injured immediately in true Brentford style Whatever happened to Jens Cajuste. Literally just about to pull on a shirt and parade around the stadium the he was on his way packing back to ItalyWhatever happened to Archie Gray? Deal was supposedly done. Leeds fans got upset. Then it seems their bosses got cold feet sending him across to West London Rumours that Wolves are looking at Yoanne Wissa with a price of £25m being toutedIs Ivan Toney really going to Saudi Arabia for lots and lots of money?We caught up with Millie Holmes and Regan Graver from Brentford Womens team on the eve of their first match against Leatherhead. Plus we look forward to the Crystal Palace match with Lee Holmes from Palace Podcast and blog Five Year Plan giving us the lowdown on PalaceBuy us a beer at Beesotted.com/beer

Brentford have signed Fabio Carvahlo from Liverpool for a fee of around £20m. The transfer has upset Fulham fans, where Fabio was a favourite of the Putney faithful in his time there, and has also irked a fair few Liverpool fans who saw Carvalho, only 21 years old, as one of the future stars of MerseysideBilly Grant chatted to Neil from The Anfield Wrap, who saw Carvahlo score three times in Liverpool's pre-season matches in the USA, to give us his low down on Bees new superstar-in-waitingBuy us a beer at beesotted.com/beer

England took on Spain in Berlin in the Euro 2024 final. It was going to be a tough task to beat the team lauded as the best in the tournament, boasting 6 out of 6 wins so farAnd after a first half where England held Spain, an early goal in the second half saw Spain go ahead. It was for England to pull it out of the bag. Palmer scored minutes after coming on at sub but it was a late goal from Spain that sealed it - seeing them win the trophy once againWe spoke to both England and Spain fans straight after the match in stands, and trains and bars of Berlin