Brentford 0 v Oxford 4 – Lack Of Respect Bites The Bees (VIDEO)

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   Old Bees Fan on August 12, 2015 at 9:14 am

   Disrespectful to Oxford , the competition and the supporters .
   After allowing the most successful manager the club has ever had to leave and the awful pitch we are now fast becoming a laughing stock .

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   Ray on August 12, 2015 at 10:36 am

   I travel 65 miles each way to Griffin Park. If they are going to put out a complete second/youth 11, can you let me know before I leave home and part with hard earned cash! And charge us what the cost of watching the Development team costs.

   We’re selling too much quality and you can statistically analyse what you like but there is one statistic from tonight. An apology is in order.

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   Captain colon on August 12, 2015 at 11:24 am

   There are levels which you should avoid and sinking to this is one of them

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   Ian Martin page on August 12, 2015 at 7:28 pm

   I don’t know this season is of some concern just hope last night was just a off day just hope this new regime is not a destiter

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   EalingRoadSteve on August 12, 2015 at 9:14 pm

   A good manager can always turn a debacle like this into a positive for the whole squad.There are now very few League clubs whose players are anything less than professional and motivated so always, always respect is due. Anything less reveals a lack of professionalism.

   Spare a though for poor Jack Bonham, who was provided with woefully inadequate protection and thus drawn into a series of awful fluffs making him look much poorer than he really is.

   I agree with Dave Lane’s observation that Josh Clarke shone last night in very difficult circumstances. He was given little support by the central defender Bjelland who was one of the principal causes of last night’s under-par performance.

   Looking forward to the Bees hammering Bristol City on Saturday.

   Steve

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   Stephen Clark on August 13, 2015 at 11:48 am

   There were far too many players out there on Monday who are nowhere near knocking on the first team door. What was the point in playing so many.

   When a new manager takes over there is always a period of adjustment. Having said this it is vital Marinus shows good judgement from here. It’s not his fault preparation has been made very difficult by late transfer speculation and activity.

   However given the events of last year it’s vital that trust, momentum and an atmosphere where everyone – fans, players and club are pulling together – is built as soon as possible. A win on Tuesday would have been a great help but onto the next one now!

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   richard on August 15, 2015 at 6:45 am

   perhaps Barcelona loosing 4_0 to athletic bilbao with an “experimental side” that still included messi & suarez puts this into perspective. hopefully we have learnt from this and we all move on together

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