The Beesotted Brentford Pride of West London Podcast

The West London Derby is up again as Brentford travel to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham,And there's not much between the teamsBoth scoring and letting in goals as much as each other, the Bees with the slight advantage going into the match one place and one point ahead but with the Bees 100% away match losing record this season, this match is properly up for grabsBilly The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Lane shoot the breeze chatting about: Sheffield Wednesday cup winThe Quarter Final draw against NewcastleIpswich recapPlus Jacob Gowler from Beer breakdown gives the statistical and tactical lowdown on Ipswich and looks forward to FulhamJonathan JB Burchill gives us more enlightening facts and funkAnd Dan Crawford from The Hammy End gives us the lowdown on Fulham

Brentford secured a place in the quarter finals of the League Cup after a penalty shootout win over Sheffield Wednesday. We spoke to Bees fans after the match.

Bonkers bonkers gameBees go two goals down to Ipswich Bees go 3-2 upipswich have a man sent offIpswich equaliseBees score a winner in time added onWe spoke to Bees & Ipswich fans straight after the game

Brentford put the disappointing defeat against Manchester United behind them and look forward to the first visit of Ipswich Town to Brentford’s new stadium. Ipswich v Ipswich was a regular occurrence in The Championship with Brentford eventually taking the lift up and out of the Championship to the Premier League whereas Ipswich took another lift to the basement, finding themselves in Division 1 But successive promotions have seen the two side buck heads again with a stubborn Ipswich side failing to lie down, determined to prove all the detractors wrong about their predicted first season relegationBilly TheBee Grant and Dave Laney Lane hooked up in the virtual joint after a horrendous day spent mainly on non-running Avivia trains up to and back from ManchesterShooting the breeze: Thomas Frank rebuking the rumours that he is off to pastures newA minute’s applause for 14 year old Holly West who sadly recently lost her lift to CancerBrentford ex assistant coach Brian Riemer takes over the Norway national teamMan United and Brentford fans give us the lowdown straight after the United gameJonathan JB Burchill gives us more facts and funkJacob ‘The Gowler’ Gowler from Bees Breakdown gives us statistical and tactical lowdown for the Manchester United game and looks forward to the Ipswich game Plus Richard Moss from The Suffolk Crunch gives us his Tractor Boy previewSubscribe to us on all good podcast channelsBuy us a beer at Beesotted.com/Beer

Brentford went to Man United full of beansOne up at half time, united scored an early goal in the second half and it was all over for The Bees - the were unable to claw themselves back in the gameWe spoke to Brentford and Man United fans in the stands after the match

Brentford head to Manchester United on Saturday looking to add to the Red Devils' early season troubles. The Bees face yet another stern test away from home, the latest in a series of toughies on the road, but injury troubles seem to be easing at last. Billy The Bee and Dave 'Laney' Lane look into all that's going on at the club ahead of the trip up north tomorrow.They are joined by Jacob Gowler from Bees BreakdownJonathan Burchill with his Facts and his FunkDevin Walker from the Manchester United a US fan from Tampa.

Eight goalsAnother early Bees goalFive goals for the BeesThree points in the bagWe spoke to fans in the stands post match

The Bees are back at home again after gaining a point against West Ham after going ahead in 38 seconds. The Beesotted crew of Billy TheBee Grant, Ali Mulalley, Matt The Allard Allard and Gary GP Paul hooked up in the virtual joint to chat about the Yankee Football train, Pink Tequila, Brentford Women taking over West London, Clapton's Drum Ban, what went wrong when West Ham came to town plus they looked forward to the Wolverhampton Wanderers gamePlus The Gowler from Bees Breakdown gives us the statistical and tactical lowdown from the Hammers match whilst looking forward to the Wolves matchJonathan JB Burchill gives us plenty more facts and funkAnd Dave from Always Wolves give us the lowdown on Wolverhampton Wanderers

Brentford kept their unbeaten home record going in a well contested London derby but suffered another injury in the draw with West Ham. Bryan Mbeumo scored another stunning early strike to give the Bees a first minute lead, but then they he home team hung on at stages and an equaliser looked on the cards.Two late penalty appeals were waved away as Brentfords tried to win the game late on … but the sight of Kevin Schade limping off raised concerns about how we can cope with yet another important injury.