Millwall talk with the gloves off.
That Millwall Podcast follows Millwall through the emotional churn of an EFL season: away trips, referee rows, selection debates, collapses, rebounds, and sudden surges up the table. It is fast, partisan, and happiest when a stat line turns into a grievance.
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That Millwall Podcast covers Millwall as a living argument. The show is built from previews, reviews, interviews, and fan-led back-and-forth that treats form tables and gut feeling as equally admissible evidence. One episode can start with Middlesbrough as a promotion six-pointer and end in nervous hope about getting through Easter with six points. Another can turn Ipswich away into a wider question about whether Millwall can keep an automatic place alive. The pace is quick. The opinions land faster than they can be polished. That is part of the point. Blackburn’s 1-2 defeat becomes more than a scoreline, with referee frustration, red-card fallout, defensive mistakes, and FA fine talk all feeding the same sense of grievance. Portsmouth and Birmingham bring the opposite shape: possession, control, then a second-half collapse that leaves the room asking what went wrong. The show is strongest when it lets football logic and supporter emotion rub against each other. Shots, injuries, lineups, kick-off times, Sky scheduling, games in hand, and playoff history all matter, but the conversation keeps returning to what it means for Millwall people in the moment. Alex Rae’s interview adds another gear, using career memory and playoff disappointment to connect current ambition with older scars. Omar’s recurring appearances give the previews and reviews a familiar sparring rhythm, with teasing, disagreement, and practical match talk moving in the same breath. Alex Grace appears for the Charlton preview, where rivalry context and historical numbers set the tone. The show is openly partisan without pretending otherwise. It does not flatten Millwall into neutral analysis, and it does not treat fan emotion as an inconvenience. It is at its best when hope, annoyance, sarcasm, and tactical worry all arrive in the same exchange. For listeners who follow Millwall closely, that immediacy is the draw. The club’s season is not just reported here. It is argued through, week by week, with all the impatience and loyalty that implies.
Made for: Built for Millwall supporters who want previews, post-match reaction, and promotion-race anxiety from a fan perspective. It also suits EFL listeners who enjoy partisan football chat with sharp edges.
What sets it apart: The show mixes fixture detail with terrace-level feeling, so numbers and lineups never float away from mood, memory, and grievance. Its loose rhythm makes reviews and previews feel like arguments overheard among people who care too much to stay neutral.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Millwall matches become candid conversations about tactical choices, promotion pressure and the emotional logic of following the club.
That Millwall Podcast turns the club's season into an ongoing supporter argument, with match previews, post-match reviews and broader look-backs feeding one another.
A 2-1 at Boro, and you're still arguing about whether surviving the first half was a plan.
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A relaxed Christmas special that lets Alex Rae turn playoff pain and Millwall memories into a vivid club chat.
That Millwall Podcast uses its Christmas special to take a relaxed, story-led look at Alex Rae's Millwall years, and his 256 games and 71 goals give the conversation real heft.
A messy opening gives way to a blunt read on Millwall's difficult first half against Middlesbrough.
The episode opens in familiar terrace-fuelled fashion, with the hosts taking aim at a badly spelled Millwall image before they even settle into the football.
A terrace-level promotion preview where games in hand, Riverside nerves and Millwall's second-place chance drive the argument.
That Millwall Podcast frames the Good Friday trip to Middlesbrough as a promotion pressure check, coming after a one-all draw at Ipswich and with games in hand still shaping the run-in.
A Portman Road preview where promotion pressure, lineup questions and away-day banter sit side by side.
That Millwall Podcast treats the Portman Road trip as a useful measure of Millwall's promotion push. It opens on the need to keep an automatic place alive and recover after two defeats, then folds in the unease of reaching the international break with Ipswich and Borough…
A loose rights debate opens onto football's shift toward data-rich, commute-sized coverage.
The episode uses football coverage costs to ask a larger question: who really pays for access, and who gains from the information built around a match.
A fan-led Millwall review shaped by late-season frustration, recovery and renewed belief around Alex Neil.
That Mill Podcast wraps the final part of its 2024-25 season review by following Millwall's late-season mood swing: the drag after Sunderland, the awkward run through Portsmouth, Sheffield United away, Blackburn and Burnley, then the lift of three straight wins and a firmer…
Millwall's 2-1 win becomes a tense fan debate about pressure, selection, Coburn's booking, and belief.
Millwall's 2-1 win at Middlesbrough is treated less as a clean performance than as a test of nerve. The hosts return to a first half spent under heavy pressure, pointing to Borough's dominance, more than 30 shots across the match, 19 before the break, and a Middlesbrough goal…
Birdland nerves, familiar banter, Baltimore patience.
Hosts Omer and Jay conclude their three-part review of Millwall's 2024-25 Championship season, focusing on the months from February to May.
Hosts Mickey and Omar review Millwall's dramatic 2-1 comeback win over Middlesbrough, which propelled them to second place in the Championship with six games left.
An interview with Kevin Nugent, Millwall U21s manager, discussing youth development, recruitment changes, and tactical approaches in the club's academy system.
Millwall's seven goals in four games make Southampton away a test of whether Alex Neil's confident attack can sustain its start.
That Millwall Podcast hangs its Christmas special on Alex Rae.
The show opens by arguing about a badly spelled Millwall image and whether it was AI or real.
This episode previews Millwall's crucial away match against Middlesbrough in the Championship, discussing its significance as a six-point promotion battle and addressing ticket availability for an upcoming sold-out game against Norwich.
Two Millwall fans preview their team's upcoming away match against Ipswich Town, discussing the importance of the game, past encounters, and fan traditions.
This episode discusses the controversial Millwall vs.
The discussion questions how Sky's football footage costs end up shaping what fans pay.
This episode analyzes Portsmouth's recent football match collapse and previews the upcoming game against Birmingham City.
This episode is a preview of the upcoming Charlton vs Millwall football match, featuring host and guest Alex Grace discussing the game and historical statistics.
This episode is a live preview and review of the Bristol City vs Millwall football game, hosted with a co-host discussing recent events and listener interactions.
This episode previews Millwall's upcoming Championship football match against Portsmouth at Fracton Park, discussing the team's prospects after the international break.