Hogan A No Show As Bees Go Down Without A Fight – Wigan 2 Brentford 1

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   Boru on January 22, 2017 at 2:50 pm

   Smith and the crew who pull the strings, have brought BFC on , to a mouldering pile of straw men.
   There has been no progress , , , whatsoever; Hogan can’t wait to leave, he would have stayed, if the team was going anywhere, but it simply is not and will not, under the current ownership, setup and outlook
   Hogan, is not to be chastised, for the simple drive to want to move on asap,from a hopeless case, that he has done his best to lift. On to a team with some ambition, to a club structure that is not just big talk, backed up with talented club backroom staff. It is for the very reason, that he fears a repeat of the old injuries, that he feels every day of his future footballing career, should be put to best use, which is certainly not at the current BFC.

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     hobo on January 24, 2017 at 9:53 pm

     Get real Boru, its all about the money, playing in the prem, and the wage packet, regarding Hogan, gray, or any other player. Compared to the Bees, even in the championship, players can at least treble there wages.also no mention of the excellent way the mouldering club have looked after Hogan, through two career threatening injuries.

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   Gordonbankole on January 22, 2017 at 5:13 pm

   The current form is worrying (actually, we’ve been shyte since the start of October) and we have some tough games coming up after the day out at Stamford Bridge.

   It’s right now that DS, Giles and Ankersen really need to prove themselves, as the pressure is mounting.

   Regards

   Gordon

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     Nigel Garrigan on January 22, 2017 at 5:28 pm

     We’re in free fall. Mr Ankersen features in the sport section of the Sunday Times today, where he proudly states he’s not a football man, but a ‘challenger’ and that Brentford FC is not run by ‘Football’ men, but by ‘Brentford’ men, and that culture eats strategy for breakfast! What a load of crap, I strongly suggest we get some ‘football’ men in the club who understand football tactics and strategy, before we all become League 1 men.

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   Graham on January 22, 2017 at 5:31 pm

   Here we go again Adam F. James T. Now Scott H.other teams have players linked to big money moves Barnsley just to name one their players aren’t rested because their mind is not in he right place for goodness sake get a grip Mr Smith, because of the time factor if you don’t replace him in the transfer window I fear for the rest of the season.

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   Jimmy Brewster on January 22, 2017 at 6:43 pm

   Spot on Bill.

   Personally I’m absolutely dreading next weekend. Yesterday was pretty embarrassing. You are right that we have a side capable of beating anybody in this division if we are really on it, but a decent performance against the toon (which no matter how well we played) that we still lost, followed by that lack of desire, bottle and basic footballing ability, makes me fear that we could spend the last couple of months with no nails. The only consistent trait we have had this season is the ability to look total shite against teams down near the bottom of the division.

   As for Chelsea, the sooner it’s out the way the better. Ditto the Hogan situation.

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   Rob on January 22, 2017 at 8:57 pm

   Please God may he be sold, we get players in and integrated and we move on. Not because im peed off with Scott Hogan or Dean Smith. Purely and simply because as per usual the Bees have the worst of both worlds…a quality player who is ours and is not playing, and a potential to realise a significant amount of cash that we really could put to good use, but its not in the bank yet. I know and appreciate Bfc are a selling club, frustrating though it is. But i also have faith that we can identify the next big thing too but we can do nothing till we know what monies we have. In the meantime the team slip further into danger and potential targets disappear. Ohhh the joys of being a Bees fan!!

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   Brighton Bee on January 23, 2017 at 12:16 am

   Poor tactics, poor substitutions, poor team selection, poor team management, lack of passion, no forwards, a weak midfield, weak man management all sum up our current predicament. We may have technically gifted players but they are lightweight. As an example, it has been obvious since day 1 of the season (perhaps not to the DofF) that we need bigger / stronger players in the middle, players who are not afraid to put their foot in and do the dirty work. In my opinion, we have not replaced Duggie with a player of the same level of skill and total commitment. Aluso, the Hogan situation is becoming embarrassing and laughable, the sooner he moves on the better. I am disappointed that in his interview Phil Giles didn’t name names. I would like to know who these people are that are upsetting the balance of our club just so that they can make a few quid!

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     Boru on January 25, 2017 at 5:52 pm

     Bang on re-Douglas; absolute weeds in midfield at BFC now.
     All rest valid, but agents have always been shites, if that is the real story behind the Hogan saga and not an invented crisis , by the BFC “management”, who are as straight as a shepherds stick.
     Good to se that other supporters are not wearing rose coloured underwear and eyewear.

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