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BIAS Signed Brentford Shirt Prize Draw

BIAS Signed Brentford Shirt Prize Draw

  Enter our prize draw to a signed first team shirt from this historic season by becoming a member of BIAS or referring a new member by midnight on 24th May. BIAS (Brentford Independent Association of Supporters) is an independent supporters group established in...

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Is Football Facing An Existential Crisis?

Is Football Facing An Existential Crisis?

Football is facing an existential crisis. If left unchecked it risks becoming a runaway issue that will ultimately drive long-standing fans from the game to be replaced by tourist supporters. Maybe, just maybe, that’s what the Premier League overlords want. I’d like...

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Benham Lifts The Brentford Lid In Rare Interview

Benham Lifts The Brentford Lid In Rare Interview

  As we are only too aware, a successful football club’s story usually starts and ends with how much money they spend. Typically, the bigger the wage bill, the higher you finish. It’s not a just a pub-chat theory, the numbers back it up year after year. The clubs...

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Does Size Matter as Brentford Head to Chelsea?

Does Size Matter as Brentford Head to Chelsea?

Brentford head to Stamford Bridge this weekend looking to continue their unbeaten run against world champions Chelsea, who have yet another new coach picking their side. The Bees, who sit in fifth place above the Blues, will be confident based on recent form, as well...

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What Would Make Brentford Fans Happy in 2026?

What Would Make Brentford Fans Happy in 2026?

Beating Bournemouth 4–1 was the perfect way to say farewell to a year of change, but 2025 was still undoubtedly one to celebrate. There was hardly a dull moment in TW8; however, significant departures and a major reshuffle from front to back will be how it will be...

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A Night To Remember Or A Quarter Final To Forget?

A Night To Remember Or A Quarter Final To Forget?

  There’s little Festive excitement around tonight’s pre-Christmas Carabao Cup quarter-final and that, in itself, tells you plenty. I’m sat on a train from London heading north for the match with Brentford fans with expectations set somewhere between “very low”...

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Looking Back At Thomas Frank

Looking Back At Thomas Frank

  Tuesday, 9 December 2025 marks nine years since Thomas Frank was appointed assistant coach at Brentford and Leif Pederson takes a peek into our former head coach's new book to reminisce about his time at the club. On 17 November 2025, a book was published about...

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The Igor Has Landed

The Igor Has Landed

Regular Beesotted contributor, Nemone Sariman, looks back at Saturday's win over Burnley at the Gtech. I am not usually one for lucky amulets or superstitions before a game. I know that footballers have their individual turf-touching, sky-pointing rituals that they...

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Wolves Away: The Medieval Matchday Experience

Wolves Away: The Medieval Matchday Experience

  Tickets for Brentford’s upcoming away match at Wolverhampton Wanderers are about to go on sale – and for many Bees fans, that announcement brings back memories of some of the most frustrating and unwelcoming away days we’ve experienced in both the Premier...

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Brentford Win The KelleHen den Berg Derby

Brentford Win The KelleHen den Berg Derby

  Regular Beesotted contributor, Nemone Sariman, looks back on a night to remember at The Gtech as Brentford beat Liverpool. I am one of those irritating people who call every match a derby, depending on who is playing and what their old clubs were. For instance,...

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International Breaks For Brentford Players

International Breaks For Brentford Players

As Brentford fans, we take pride when our players are called up for international duty — it’s proof that the club’s work is being noticed on the biggest stages. But weeks like this remind us just how fragile that pride can feel. When players like Aaron Hickey and...

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Brentford Lose Another Legend: Alan Hawley

Brentford Lose Another Legend: Alan Hawley

  All Brentford fans were sad to hear the news of the passing of former defender and club captain, Alan Hawley, who has died at the age of 79. Dave Lane looks back at his legacy at Griffin Park with some memories from those who watched him play every week and...

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A Week’s Redemption: Brentford 3–1 Manchester United

A Week’s Redemption: Brentford 3–1 Manchester United

In football, one week can feel like a lifetime. Last Saturday, Brentford trudged away from Craven Cottage after a poor 3-1 defeat to Fulham that exposed fragilities and left many fans worried about direction. Fast forward seven days and the Gtech Community Stadium was...

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Grimsby For A Plaice In The Quarters

Grimsby For A Plaice In The Quarters

The League Cup draw has handed Brentford a trip to the seaside – but this isn’t about deckchairs and candy floss. We’re off to Grimsby Town in the fourth round, and while at first glance it might look like a golden opportunity to sail into the quarter-finals, every...

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Brentford Left Searching For An Identity

Brentford Left Searching For An Identity

  Derby defeats always sting, but Saturday night wasn’t just about losing to Fulham, it was about the way we lost. It was flat, disjointed, and left Bees fans walking away with more questions than answers. We’ve been trying to spot patterns under Keith Andrews,...

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New Brentford Book: Cult Bees & Legends 3

New Brentford Book: Cult Bees & Legends 3

  This new book, written by Tim Street and Dave Lane,  dives deep into Brentford’s rich post-war history, giving fans an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the club through the eyes of the people who lived it out there on the pitch. From dramatic promotions and...

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Transfer Window Reflections – New Beesotted Podcast

Transfer Window Reflections – New Beesotted Podcast

The transfer window may be finally closed  – but how did it leave Brentford... are we left a little short? In the latest edition of the Beesotted Pride of West London podcast, Billy The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Lane break down all the deadline day drama. From the...

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All Change Again As Drury Departs

All Change Again As Drury Departs

It seems the “season of change” at Brentford has just changed again. Assistant first-team ucoach Martin Drury is heading out the door barely two months after joining Keith Andrews’ new-look staff. Drury came in during July to support Andrews, but his departure comes...

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Yoane Wissa vs Brentford: Fans Aren’t Buying It

Yoane Wissa vs Brentford: Fans Aren’t Buying It

Yoane Wissa has stirred up a storm with his statement on August 31, demanding a move away from Brentford and accusing the club of going back on their word. He says promises were made that he could leave if a “reasonable offer” arrived and claims that Newcastle’s...

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£100 Million Off the Bench – That’s Some Statement

£100 Million Off the Bench – That’s Some Statement

Remember when the Carabao Cup meant chucking in a few youth lads, a couple of the fringe players and hoping for the best? Fast forward to Tuesday night at Bournemouth and Brentford’s “second-half rejig” was the sort of thing that makes you rub your eyes and make sure...

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Bees Up For The Cup In Bournemouth Win

Bees Up For The Cup In Bournemouth Win

  The trip down to Bournemouth for the Carabao Cup could’ve gone either way. With so many changes to the line-up, I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect. But what we got was a proper Brentford performance – full of fight, energy, and a couple of quality...

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Dan Tana: Red and White From Brentford To Hollywood

Dan Tana: Red and White From Brentford To Hollywood

  All Brentford fans of a certain vintage will have been saddened by the news that former Brentford Chairman, Dan Tana, has recently passed away and it was fitting there was a minute's applause before the win over Aston Villa at the Gtech this weekend as a mark...

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Brentford Fans Want A Response Ahead of Villa Clash

Brentford Fans Want A Response Ahead of Villa Clash

  As Brentford prepare for Aston Villa’s visit this weekend, Keith Andrews finds himself under early pressure ahead of his first home Premier League game in charge. Last weekend’s defeat at Nottingham Forest left many fans frustrated – not just by the result, but...

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Two Pods, One Hive – Two-Part Podcast Special!

Two Pods, One Hive – Two-Part Podcast Special!

  The Beesotted Brentford Pride of West London Podcast crew gathered at the gorgeous Steam Packet on the side of The Thames this week, and let’s just say… the drinks flowed and the football chat nearly made us forget the Forest Fright Show from the weekend....

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