Brentford Branded ‘A Team Of Cheats’ After Another Away Win
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100% spot-on Jim, I read the salty, bitter and sour article too, penned by a no mark troll. I fancy he was one of the Neanderthals who were on the border between home and away fans in the lower tier, behind the goal. These throw-backs, who chose their seats based on being within abusing range of visiting supporters, who have no choice in seat allocation. It was, however, quite funny to see the sad fashion victims in their branded matchwear and Peaky Blinder caps, try and bait a largely (and with great respect) older and grey haired, disinterested and bemused set of Bees fans. They spent 90% of the time not watching the game and were largely ‘fire drilling’ ten minutes before the end.
We largely outplayed the Hammers in the first half and defended deep but with a calm and maturity we have rapidly acquired since the season’s start.
You’re right, the article is no more than sad clickbait and copy and paste opinions from Wolves soul mates.
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An apology to all West Ham Fans.
On behalf of Brentford FC fans I would like to apologise to those kind and generous supporters of WHU that I found myself in the company of on Sunday afternoon. It was shockingly disrespectful of our tin pot team team to steal three points that were rightfully theirs as gods of the game. To add insult to injury the theft was carried out by highly dubious tactics, namely putting the ball in the net more times than they did. I must compliment the home fans on their witty and original repartee; examples ‘your fans are ‘s**t’ or ‘come here and I will smash your face in’ was a joy to the ear. Their friendly waving of fists and fingers as they tried to get closer to give us a cuddle was a fine example of camaraderie in the game. As for their generosity it knew no bounds as they shared their food and drink with us. Perhaps it would have been better to hand it to us via the stewards rather than hurl it across the divide. The can of Maiibu unfortunately rather splashed everywhere as it hit my neighbour and the pie and chips did not survive the journey well either. However, it was kind of the stewards to turn the other cheek rather than quell their enthusiasm. We can but say sorry that we spoiled their day.
Older grey and respectful supporter.
Good response. Brentford are getting up peoples noses because so many people, other PL clubs, experts, etc see Brentford last as Thomas Frank said from time to time, Brentford are just a bus stop on Hounslow, or similar words. Those experts and teams being beaten by, or not winning against Brentford are probably amongst the group that were predicting immediate relegation this season.
Rather than admit publicly they were wrong they try to justify that Brentford’s success is due o cheating or something similar. The ‘luck’ excuse will probably rolled out soon as well.
What a shocking affront to all those existing PL snobs and their entourage of supporters, journos, etc, for a club such as Brentford to outthink, out perform and outsmart the established comfortable order by daring to challenge – and worse still dare to win and be financially successful. Recruit to a better standard that those clubs or benefactors with fat cheque books and still be a community based club.
those critics had better get used to the new order because Brentford will continue and will be (if not already are) part of the new order of the powerhouse teams in the PL.
You are the man with the ‘golden pen’ jim, so continue to call out those critics who are a little too loose with their disposable pens.
I am old enough to remember watching Liverpool as a second division team, likewise West Ham, Peston challenging Wolves for the First Division Title, Manchester United relegated to Division 2 and so many other changes. Life is not static,, the better teams win, the poorer teams lose. Brentford are 7th, there are currently only 6 clubs performing to a better standard than Brentford. Isn’t that just great.