On the first half of the show we are joined by Hartlepool United hat-trick hero and Lions legend Neil Harris.

In the second part of the show we are joined by Managing Director Andy Ambler.

On the first half of the show we will be joined via phone from the US by Millwall Chairman John Berylson answering questions sent in by listeners and explaining the reason behind the planned move of the Family Enclosure.

In the second half of the show we are joined by this season current leading goal scorer Gary Alexander.

Tonight’s guests include Fan Director Peter Garston who joins us in the studio answering calls, texts and emails about anything Millwall related.

In the second half of the show we are pleased to be joined by Millwall Assistant Manager Joe Gallen, Joe chats to the guys in the studio and answers texts and email questions.

On tonight’s show we talk to lions captain Paul Robinson who gives us an injury update and how he’s finding it sitting on the sideline.

Our second half guest is old den favourite Phil Walker, fresh from his appearance at the recent Dockers Day event.

On tonight’s show we talk to Millwall’s acting captain, Tony Craig, letting us know what it’s like to lead the team in Robbo’s absence. In the second half we’ll be chatting to Millwall Director, Constantine Gonticas giving us a director’s insight into the workings of the club.

On tonight’s show we talk to John ‘Grandad’ Butler famous Lions supporter since 1945 who is renowned for his raucous singing, leading the chants at the Den on the CBL. Everybody rallies to his stirring cries of “give us an Mmmmmmmmmmm”.

We will also speak to Chris Bethell about the 3rd dockers day featuring Gordon Jago’s team and the players that he has invited.

In the second half of the show we have chief scout and former manager, Bob Pearson, who had an association with the club for more than 37 years and signed such players as Teddy Sherringham, Richard Sadlier, Neil Harris and Tim Cahill to name but a few.

On tonight’s show we talk to Manager Kenny Jackett about recent performances and get the latest news on injuries and potential loan targets.

In the second part of the show we are pleased to be joined by former lions winger Steven Reid. Reidy made his debut for Millwall at the age of 17 in the 1997-98 season and was part of the successful 2000-01 team that gained promotion to the Championship. Despite playing for England at junior level he opted to play full international football for the Republic of Ireland, where he starred in the 2002 World Cup. He continued to impress for both club and country, earning him a £1.85 million move to Blackburn Rovers in July 2003.

In the Second part of the show we are joined by Ashley Grimes. The young striker arrived at Millwall from Manchester City in the summer on a one year deal and has made tremendous progress since, netting a hatful of goals in reserve team football and scoring in the first two rounds of this season’s FA Cup. Ashley has recently celebrated signing a new two and a half year contract which will keep him at The Den until June 2011.

We’ll also be announcing the winner of the Player of the Month for January

In the Second half of the show we are pleased to be joined by Lions Legend Tony Towner. Tony started his career with local side Brighton as an apprentice, making his debut at 17 years of age. He joined the Lions in October 1978 and immediately became a crowd favourite at The Den - his skilful wing play and accurate crosses causing panic in his opponent’s penalty area. Tony made a total of 76 appearances scoring 14 goals before being sold along with John Seasman to Rotherham Utd for £95,000 in 1980. Last year Tony was voted into the Lions Live all time Millwall Xi.

In the Second half of the show we are pleased to be joined by Lions Legend Barry Kitchener. Barry’s total of 602 appearances between 1966-1982 remains a club record.

In the second part of the show we talk to Millwall’s Managing Director Andy Ambler about all things going on down the Den, including the latest transfer news.

In the second part of the show we are pleased to be joined by former lions striker John Seasman. John signed from Luton Town for £10,000 in April 1976 and scored 41 goals for the lions in 183 appearances before being sold to Rotherham for a joint fee of £185,000 in August 1980 along with winger Tony Towner.