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In this latest episode of By Far The Greatest Team, hosts Graham and Jamie welcome London football expert Stuart Burgess for an in-depth look at Millwall legendary 1988-89 season. As The Lions stepped into the top tier for the first time, they not only took on English football’s elite but nearly upset the whole establishment.
Join the crew as they dive into the magic of that historic year, examining how key signings like Tony Cascarino and youth team product Teddy Sheringham forged a lethal partnership that terrorised First Division defences.
Stuart shares insights into Millwall’s playing style, emphasising the importance of strong wingers, a rock-solid midfield, and Jimmy Carter’s unforgettable impact on the pitch. Millwall’s home games at The Den were notoriously tough for opponents, and their fierce identity gave them an edge in matches.
Listeners will enjoy anecdotes about Terry Hurlock’s infamous reputation as a “hardman,” though surprisingly low on red cards, and the fascinating evolution of striking partnerships from the Millwall era to today. The discussion also explores the unpredictable journey of clubs like Millwall, the passionate stories of their fans, and the undeniable cultural impact football has on communities.
Whether you’re a Millwall die-hard, a fan of classic football history, or just love a good underdog story, this episode dives deep into what made Millwall’s 1988-89 season unforgettable.

If you enjoy these podcasts, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating and also tell everyone about them!

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In this latest episode of By Far The Greatest Team, hosts Graham and Jamie welcome London football expert Stuart Burgess for an in-depth look at Millwall legendary 1988-89 season. As The Lions stepped into the top tier for the first time, they not only took on English football’s elite but nearly upset the whole establishment.
Join the crew as they dive into the magic of that historic year, examining how key signings like Tony Cascarino and youth team product Teddy Sheringham forged a lethal partnership that terrorised First Division defences.
Stuart shares insights into Millwall’s playing style, emphasising the importance of strong wingers, a rock-solid midfield, and Jimmy Carter’s unforgettable impact on the pitch. Millwall’s home games at The Den were notoriously tough for opponents, and their fierce identity gave them an edge in matches.
Listeners will enjoy anecdotes about Terry Hurlock’s infamous reputation as a “hardman,” though surprisingly low on red cards, and the fascinating evolution of striking partnerships from the Millwall era to today. The discussion also explores the unpredictable journey of clubs like Millwall, the passionate stories of their fans, and the undeniable cultural impact football has on communities.
Whether you’re a Millwall die-hard, a fan of classic football history, or just love a good underdog story, this episode dives deep into what made Millwall’s 1988-89 season unforgettable.

If you enjoy these podcasts, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating and also tell everyone about them!

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