Two For One Or One For All… Are Brentford Wide Of The Mark?
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Terrific post & very well thought through. I absolutely agree with Daniel. In fact I would play vibe as no 10 & bring Wide player in. Gives us different options in terms of style of play. In my view we also need another forward to protect us against injury to Hogan / Vibe. Hoffman just doesn’t suit our style of play & needs to go on loan to prove himself. Come on DOF’s you know this makes sense get two guys in & Deano, let’s go two up front for Fowls on sat.
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Dave McLaughlin
I’m not sure Vibe could play alongside Hogan. However put 2 up front and the enigma that is the Hoff could be interesting. It seems the squad is bottom heavy but the tactics don’t reflect this.
The only thing I would say is in pre-season anything but 4 at the back caused confusion and poor performances up front and also conceding.
It all seems very simple to change a system,but anyone who has attempted to do a fantasy football team makes it clear leave it too the experts
On the nail .dean is doing his best to make things work but with out somebody to make the bullets they can’t be fired the people who are meant to requite our players are not in the same class as frank mcparland if they can’t do the job they should go
I see Alan judge is now being touted for sale to Newcastle. Knowing how short the Bees are of a wide man and not being willing to invest any money in players why are they selling the only decent left sided wide man and provider we have? I have watched this crap around Brentford for the past 60 years and quite honestly I’ve had enough of all our best players being sold at every opportunity. No doubt Hogan and Macloud have also been earmarked for sale as soon as possible. Goodbye Bees I’m sorry to go, but I’ve had enough.
Here we go again, only four league games in and the doom and gloomers are at it again.As i recall we seem to have competed very well since AJs injury. As for the Bees selling there best players over the last 60 years fact is we now have a lot more of them thanks to Mr Benham, and no longer being sold for peanuts.
Well, I have followed Brentford for longer than you and am very excited both for the present and the future. Best you go down the road to the Loftus Road mob because then you will be happier and we real supporters can get behind Brentford and enjoy the good times.
You do realise he has a broken leg and will leave on a free at the end of the season…
Seriously Rat catcher there is no way you should be giving up on BFC over this, or at this moment in time. I get the emotions that you feel when a big player leaves, we all do, but this is the time to support the owner and the staff and to try to enjoy watching BFC fight it out in the championship.
Last season I had criticisms of the club, some valid maybe some mot in hindsight, and maybe at the end of the window i’ll voice more concerns. But honestly there is nothing that BFC can do to stop AJ leaving, he doesn’t want to play for us anymore, it has been the same way with most of the stars that have left us. All clubs bar the super rich elite few are selling clubs – nobody at Brentford can change this.
All we can do is to make the best of the situation, and these days we are pretty good at achieving this. In the past we rarely had prized assets and any talent we did unearth was sold off cheaply, not now.
Support your club – as Churchill said “never ever give up”!
good bye Ratcatcher ! have fun supporting Alan Judge FC or [ insert other player name here ] FC
Why are they selling him? Do you, a fan of 60 years, honestly not know why? Alan Judge will walk away on a free transfer in 10 months time when his contract ends in June 2017. That means we’ll get precisely ZERO for him. At a best estimate, he’ll be back playing somewhere around November/December time. That means we may get what, 6 months more playing time out of him before his contract ends.
Surely, receiving some transfer fee for him now, is better than keeping him for 6 months and getting nothing?