The South London Press Football Pod Edmund Brack

Welcome back to episode 21 of the South London Press Football Pod.
A slightly different pod for you this week!
Rich sat down with Millwall boss Neil Harris to talk about leading the club to another season in the Championship after last weekend’s win at Sunderland.


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Welcome back to episode 20 of the South London Press Football Pod.
Rich and Ed look at the weekend results and talking points from our clubs over the week.
We hear from George Saville after the midfielder triggered a new deal at Millwall.
Rich also answers your questions looking ahead to Millwall’s summer plans. 
Palace claimed a huge three points at Liverpool on Sunday - Ed picks out his standout star from the game.
Rich looks at Charlton’s summer and answers where things are with the club’s previous pursuit of Jonson Clarke-Harris. 
Ed also interviewed Omar Bugiel after the key striker signed a new two-year deal with AFC Wimbledon.



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Welcome back to episode 19 of the South London Press Football Pod.
Richard Cawley and Edmund Brack look at all the goings on at Millwall, Crystal Palace, AFC Wimbledon and Charlton in the past week.
Neil Harris’ Lions bounced back with an impressive midweek 1-0 win over Championship leaders Leicester.
We heard from Ryan Longman after his fantastic long-range striker to win Millwall all three points.
Plus Rich has an update on two Millwall players who have triggered new deals.
We look at Palace’s situation heading into the final few weeks of the Premier League season and Ed answers your questions on player injuries and squad fitness.
Ed also has an update on Jean-Philippe Mateta’s future, with the Frenchman in fine goalscoring form under Oliver Glasner.
We also look at AFC Wimbledon and Charlton, with Nathan Jones asked about playing time for George Dobson as his Addicks stay comes to a close.

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Welcome back to episode 18 of the South London Press Football Pod!
Richard Cawley and Edmund Brack run the rule over Millwall, Charlton and Crystal Palace during their recent international break.
Millwall are looking to bounce back from their defeat at Leeds and welcome Jed Wallace and West Brom to the Den this weekend.
Charlton head to Exeter and host Stevenage this Easter weekend. Rich asks Nathan Jones about the plans for the summer and how long the ex-Luton boss expects to have off.
Ed assesses Crystal Palace’s injury crisis and also looks ahead to Saturday’s trip to Nottingham Forest.
AFC Wimbledon also have a big Easter weekend coming up and need to keep themselves within touching distance of the League Two play-offs.


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Welcome back to episode 17 of the South London Press Football Pod.
Richard Cawley and Edmund Brack assess the past week of action at Millwall, Charlton, AFC Wimbledon and Crystal Palace.
Millwall head to Leeds this weekend, with Neil Harris four unbeaten since returning to The Den.
Rich went down to Millwall’s training group this week to speak with Japhet Tanganga and Joe Bryan.
Charlton recently signed Connor Wickham on a free transfer and Rich talks through his recent interview with the former Palace striker.
AFC Wimbledon climbed back into the top seven this week after a 2-0 win over fellow play-off chasers Gillingham. 
Ed shares his take on the game and answers questions on Kofi Balmer’s future and contract extensions for Bugiel and Little.
Ed also looks at Palace’s 1-1 draw at home to Luton, Oliver Glasner’s plans for the break and talks through a back page story.


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Episode 16: Lee Bowyer on THAT promotion-winning season at Charlton Athletic and the decision behind switching to international management
Welcome back to episode 16 of the South London Press Football Pod.
In a very special episode, Richard Cawley and Edmund Brack are joined by former Charlton Athletic boss Lee Bowyer.
The 47-year-old opens up about his playing career, coming through at Charlton and becoming the most expensive British teenager when he completed his £2.8million move to Leeds United.
Bowyer played in the Champions League during his time at Elland Road, turning out against Barcelona and AC Milan on the biggest stage, and won his one and only England cap.
The ex-West Ham and Birmingham City midfielder talks about his managerial stint at Charlton, winning promotion, the summer after and some of the standout moments during his 157 games in charge.
Bowyer also talks about his decision to go into international management and explains his goals as manager of Montserrat.

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