Millwall No One Likes Us Talkin Monthly Show, hosted by Myles Thornton with former Lion Phil Coleman and Ted ‘The Famous’ Robinson. 10 secs [Nobody Likes Them Jingle insert] Myles welcomed Phi and Ted to the April Monthly show, our penultimate show of this season. They discussed: The run into the end of the season; The impact of Neil Harris; The breakdown of talks between the Premiership and the EFL, and the words of West Ham United's David Sullivan; The FA Youth Cup semi-final; and Phil Coleman’s FA YOUTH CUP Winners. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Mus ..read more

Myles Thornton hosted the voice of reason Phil Coleman and Super FanTed Robinson discussing The Transfer Window, Financial Fair Play, Joe Edwards’ tenure so far, and much more! Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports ..read more

This months monthly show is hosted by Myles Thornton. Joining Myles are a fantastic panel of Phil Coleman and Ted Robinson. Listen as they discuss Gary Rowett's departure, and Joe Edwards' arrival. Plus talking tactics and why the fans need to stay patient ..read more

Myles Thornton hosts the team of Phil Coleman and Ted Robinson for the first monthly show of the 23/24 season. Phil Coleman went into education after a tremendous footballing career and retired from teaching this year. He tells us about leaving the world of working with youngsters., Ted Robinson tells us about 'Mini Mead' his granddaughter, who will feature with England's Beth Mead in a promotion feature in October. The team discussed: EFL more accurate game time and substitute increases. Millwall Community Trust confirmed PFA Player Ambassadors and their roles. The Phil Coleman piece for ..read more

Hear Gary Staff, Henry Morgan and Phil Coleman talk about Strikers; is the team that got you promoted good enough; and the season so far ..read more

Gary Staff hosts Henry Morgan of the NOLU Talkin Team and Former Lion Phil Coleman in the 1st of a new monthly podcast looking at the month past for the Lions ..read more

Eamonn hosted the team of Stan Godwin, Ted Robinson, George Lampey and Johnny Burrow in the studio The team reviewed the Millwall's form and change of management Former Millwall goalkeeper Brian Horne was the featured guest The question for the show asked what the new manager needed to do to strengthen the squad Grumpy Old Gits spoke about the club shop, the Fan on the Board, Neil Harris press conference at Cardiff, the Blue Bus, Millwall v West Ham and more There is a podcast question with Bethany Warren and Millwall Community matters were highlighted ..read more

Eamonn hosted the team of Stan Godwin, Jeff Burnige and Johnny Burrow in the studio The team reviewed the Millwall's form and league position Steve Claridge was the show guest and he talked about his time with the Lions, match memories and the young talent that the club possessed. Darrel Bruggink supplied the Question for the show, which surrounded the social media hype about our manager Grumpy Old Gits spoke about the club shop, Millwall Lionesses, Parking and adverse views about Millwall's efforts in respect of regeneration. There is a podcast question with Bethany Warren and Millwall C ..read more

Show Number 13 is hosted by George with the team of Ted, Stan and guest Karl Bates in the back room of the Pub They open the show by reviewing our survival in the Championship. The programme feature was a review of the season with Karl Bates of BBC Sports fame and season-long Millwall IFollow presenter. Karl has an outstanding background in the media and his views of our season home and away make great listening. The NOLUT Team discussed the Fans Question, which was to name their player of the season. 1st, 2nd and 3rd were announced after a response was selected from the hundreds of respons ..read more

Show Number 12 is hosted by Eamonn with the team of Ted, Stan and George They open the show by reviewing our recent form. The feature interview was with Richard Sadlier who was tipped as the next best thing to come through the ranks since Teddy Sheringham. He gained a full international cap with the Republic of Ireland before his career with Millwall and the Irish came to an abrupt end with a hip injury. On leaving the game he became CEO at St Patrick’s Athletic [I have a question on that later] Now he is a football pundit on the Irish TV and Irish press, as well as a practising psychotherap ..read more