Thomas Frank’s Departure… A Threat Or An Opportunity?
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Excellent article as always.
You are quite right: managers, players, directors etc come and go, but the fans don’t.
In my case, I have been a fan since the early 60s and my formative years were watching 3rd and 4th division football and so I am grateful for the recent success.
However, 19th January 1967 is seared into my psyche and so whatever happens when TF goes, I will still be thankful that I have a club to support and that club is the best in the world
Think the new man is already at the club Jim.
We need to be patient with the new manager. Whether it’s an internal promotion, an external appointment. Matthew and Phil were patient with Thomas after one win in his first ten matches and the rest is history. The strength of our club is giving players every chance to succeed. Schade, KLP, Collins and Damsgaard has quiet first seasons, but have been excellent this season. It’s a privilege to support this football club. Come on You Bees.
It’s an opportunity we could do without but was inevitable. If he stayed he’d be tagged as un ambitious. Life moves on in all aspects of business and I can only wish him well. I’m sure the club has a succession plan and won’t be panicking for a successor. I’ve been going for 65 years so have been through all the bad times. That we are now losing a coach to Spurs says a lot about where we now are.
It’s an opportunity we could do without but was inevitable. If he stayed he’d be tagged as un ambitious. Life moves on in all aspects of business and I can only wish him well. I’m sure the club has a succession plan and won’t be panicking for a successor. I’ve been going for 65 years so have been through all the bad times. That we are now losing a coach to Spurs says a lot about where we now are.
Absolutely agree, no matter what the fans are always there. I’ve supported since a boy, always will, I’m 77. Brentford fans are always there for the CLUB!