Brentford turn down derisory Alan Judge bid from Sheffield Wedneday

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   hobo on January 4, 2016 at 11:54 pm

   Neither, just be extremely thankful for what Benhams given us already.

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   Ray on January 5, 2016 at 12:32 am

   I suspect the long term plans are to avoid promotion to the Premiership until the new ground is built. A ground we can better host and accommodate some of those massive clubs and resulting larger home support. In the meantime we will develop players like Gray and Obubajo, buying low and selling at much higher difficult to refuse fees.

   And now, as we all feared, Judgey and possibly Tarks. It’s how the “tin pot” club that we all love survives. We will replace them with cheaper but identified quality over the next couple of years and hold our own in the Championship. We have and will be a team in the top half to beat. That’s why these bigger clubs come knocking. It’s a compliment, if somewhat frustrating.

   It’s a strategy I don’t disagree with. When we’re ready and our finances are suitably enriched by this, not unbusiness like, policy, we’ll put in a fully committed push and get up higher than we’ve ever been in my 40 years of watching.

   Now let’s get that ruddy Lionel Road site finished coz I want to see Premiership Bees in my lifetime.

   You Bees

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   Dave on January 5, 2016 at 5:57 pm

   I first started going to Griffin Park in 1958, I have seen the highs and lows of BFC and this is the highest high. Just one question for the board why did you let Mark go?

   I love our ground but cannot wait for the first game at the new one. My worry about the possibility of going into the Premiership would be that we do a Wigan.

   Judge needs to do what’s best for him but we have got to make sure we get the best deal for BFC.

   Bees until I die!!!!

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