The Beesotted Brentford Pride of West London Podcast

After the Villa storm we’re hoping for no calm. 2-0 down and 3-2 up at Villa. What a rollercoaster of a ride. Which tees up the massive Sheffield United game quite nicely - a game that Brentford quite simply must win Billy TheBee Grant and Dave Laney Lane hooked up in the virtual joint to discuss all things Brentford In the show today: 🤠Billy out with Brentford fans and Brentford ex players Gary Blissett, Marcus Gayle and Paul Buckle out in Nashville🇧🇷Brentford’s new signing Thiago is getting a bashing🚉Stuart ‘mind the gap’ Dallas retires🦹🏻‍♂️Villa review including Bees fans’ views from the Nashville Fanfest🎶Facts and Funk from Jonathan JB Burchill📊Stats and tactics from the Gowler and Bees Breakdown🗡️Blades preview from Marc Lawton The Blade

Brentford travel to high-flying Villa looking to continue their unbeaten rrun and maybe nick a winBut it wasnt looking great as the Bees were 2-0 down just after half timebut a freat comeback saw them go 3-2 up before Villa drew a goal back for a drswwe spoke to Bees and Villa fans at the Nashville fanfest straight after the match

The Bees' third game in a week and it doesn't get any easier for Thomas Frank and his Brentford team as they head to Birmingham to take on Aston Villa who are pushing for a Champions League finish to an impressive season.Having secured two points from draws against Manchester United and Brighton, Bees fans travelling up will be hoping their team can build upon that, and with a European quarter-final on the horizon, perhaps Villa will have one eye on that prize. Either way, it's going to be a toughie.Billy The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Laney hook up to chat about the game, the draw against Brighton and much, much more.The are joined by JB with his Facts and Funk and The Gowler with his statistical and tactical analysis.Plus Villa fan Kev O’Neill gives us the lowdown on Aston Villa

Brentford and Brighton ground out a goalless midweek draw in a game that The Bees never really looked like winning.An unchanged Bees XI failed to build upon the rousing Saturday night display against Man Utd, however, this point is a valuable one which edges the side a little further away from the danger zone.Apart from Bryan Mbeumo not starting, the biggest talking point was the VAR check just before half time where the referee decided NOT to give Brighton a spot kick having gone to the monitor. That rarely happens.

Brentford were in no mood to feel sorry for themselves after going behind against Manchester United and ended the match on a high having salvaged a point when all looked lost – it had been a great performance and Thomas Frank's side will to emulate that again for the midweek clash with Brighton at The Gtech.Billy The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Laney grab a cuppa and chew the fat ahead of Wednesday night's match as well as looking back to a proud night under the lights last Saturday evening.We also talk about:😊 Bryan Mbeumo to start?😡 Away fans in the home sections🤘 The new Metallica choooon💩 Luton away ticket sell outRussell Guiver from The Brighton Rock podcast also joins us to give us the lowdown on his team

Manchester United survived the alamo as Brentford threw the pitching sink at them. And survived only by the with of the post - twice. And the crossbar - once. And numerous other times as the Bees peppered the United goal but failed to scoreUnited scored with pretty much their second shot of the match in injury time to strike fear in the Bees fans hearts. But up pops Ayer in 90mins + 6 to see the Bees share the pointsWe spoke to fans straight after the match