In this episode, Les Briley, a double promotion-winning captain, who famously led the club to a historic promotion to the First Division in 1988, joins the Wall Talk panel. Reflecting on his Lions career, the 65-year-old speaks in depth about the squad that famously reached the First Division, a memorable trip to Tenerife as well as an insight into life as captain of a team full of characters. 

The midfielder, who scored 71 goals in 256 appearances for The Lions between 1990-96, looks back over his storied Lions career, including how the move came about, his departure from the club and everything in between. Rae also candidly talks about overcoming his previous battle with alcoholism.

In this episode, Lions podcasting juggernauts collide as Nick Hart, presenter of Achtung! Millwall, the number one Millwall fan podcast, takes the hotseat. Nick discusses how he first got into watching the club, details his best XI from a half-century of choice, and also speaks about how his podcast came about.  

The goalkeeper sat down with the panel to talk through his nine years - and just under 350 appearances - at The Den, including those back-to-back Play-Off Finals at Wembley Stadium, *that* penalty save at Elland Road, how many doors were taken off their hinges... and just what does he have on his jacket potato?

Into his third season at the club, Smudger shares his unique path into professional football, looking back on his time playing striker at university alongside a world famous comedian, an insight into the current Lions changing room as well a brilliant Q&A section with the fans.

In this episode, the club legend discusses his managerial days in SE16. From taking the job in the wake of The Lions' relegation to Sky Bet League One to his departure in October 2019, Play-Off victory and much more is covered as no stone is left unturned. Furthermore, Harris candidly talks about his final days with The Lions publicly for the very first time.

It's so big, we've had to split it into two parts - with Part One available now. Club legend, record goalscorer and Play-Off winning striker Neil Harris joins Max McLellan, Mark Litchfield and Paul Jiggins to look back over his illustrious playing career in SE16, from his debut until his final Lions appearance - and everything in between.

With seven seasons and a whole heap of success under his belt during his time at The Den, the winger shares stories from one of the most successful eras in Millwall Football Club's history.

Making 339 appearances for the club over eight years, Bryan King talks about life with Millwall, playing with the likes of Barry Kitchener and how he once played on despite being knocked out cold among much, much more.  

For the first episode of Season Two, Billy Mitchell joins Max McLellan, Mark Litchfield and Paul Jiggins to talk about his rise to Lions stardom, from his early days in the Academy to the present day - and whether he keeps his ketchup in the fridge or in the cupboard!

In this episode, the Wall Talk panel are joined by Technical Coach, Joe Carnall, and Millwall midfielder Ryan Leonard. As The Lions enter into the final days of their pre-season camp in Scotland, Joe Carnall gives listeners an insight into his role alongside manager Gary Rowett, whilst Ryan Leonard looks back on his versatility being called upon last season.

As the players settle in to their new surroundings in Scotland, the Wall Talk panel sat down with Millwall physiotherapist Paul Tanner to give you an insight into the medical world of football. Midfielder Billy Mitchell shortly followed, as he spoke to Wall Talk about his journey back after a spell on the sidelines as well as his time so far in the First Team.

On today's episode of Wall Talk, we speak to club captain Alex Pearce and Murray Wallace in the midst of The Lions' training camp in Scotland.

In this episode the panel are joined by 'The Peckham Beckham', Darren Ward. The defender chats to Wall Talk about his two spells at the club, how he got that nickname, plus how he kept in body in fine shape for so long - carrots and no pillows in bed included.

In this episode the panel are joined by former left-back Tony Craig. The defender talks over his three spells at the club, in which he made 322 appearances, touching on everything from his beginnings in SE16 right up until his final departure from The Lions - and everything in between. 

In this episode the panel are joined by former left-back Robbie Ryan. The Irishman chats to Wall Talk about his upbringing in the game, the 2000/01 season - in which The Lions romped to the Division Two title - the infamous FA Cup run of 2004 (and subsequent marking of a young man named Cristiano Ronaldo in the Final) and his departure from football to work on the London Underground.

In Part Two, Millwall's third-highest goalscorer chats about his first return to The Lions on loan, the third coming under the stewardship of Neil Harris, which resulted in winning the Sky Bet League One Play-Offs at Wembley Stadium, and life after leaving SE16.

In this episode the panel are joined by Lions legend Steve Morison - and there's so much to talk about, we've had to split it into two parts! In Part One, double Play-Off winner Morison talks over his early days in non-League, joining Millwall, his first spell at the club and his departure to play in the Premier League for Norwich City.

In this episode the panel are joined by iFollow commentator Karl Bates. From his beginnings watching Cambridge United to becoming the voice of lockdown for all Millwall fans, Karl delves deep into life behind the mic and reveals his favourite Lions moments so far.

To commemorate Mental Health Awareness Week 2021, Wall Talk, Millwall Football Club's official podcast, has teamed up with a selection of leading mental health ambassadors - and you can listen to our special edition podcast now. Listen to Wall Talk's conversation with a quartet of Lions fans on their experiences with mental health, why looking after your mind is of paramount importance, what to do if you need to seek help and more. Joining the panel is Karl Bates, Scott Johnson, Kelly...

A key figure in The Lions' 2016/17 League One Play-Off winning season, the towering centre-back and fan favourite talks through the tumultuous beginnings of his Millwall career, the disappointment of a Wembley injury, that incredible campaign and much, much more.

In this episode the panel are joined by stalwart of over five decades and voice of The Den, Les Withers.Known as 'Mr Bye For Now', Les speaks about growing up a stone's throw from SE16, his favourite XI from years gone by - and his journey to the PA booth.

The right-back lifts the lid on 23 years of service at the club; through different eras, managers, squads, promotions, relegations, Cup Finals and more, Alan has seen it all. Hear the Irishman's behind-the-scenes stories and much, much more in an...

In this episode the panel are joined by Millwall CEO Steve Kavanagh.Kavanagh speaks about his upbringing and how he moved into the boardoom in football, what life is like as a CEO - especially at The Den - and how football has been affected by the...

 In this episode the panel are joined by former Millwall right-back Kevin Muscat.The Australian dishes the dirt and shares some behind-the-scenes stories from his time at The Den, including The Lions' famous run the 2004 FA Cup Final and *that*...