Warburton Rumour Mill Links Bees Boss With Fulham, QPR, West Ham and Glasgow Rangers

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David Carney on April 13, 2015 at 5:28 am

Both Mark Warburton and David Weir have done a remarkable job holding the team together during one of the most ridiculous chapters in the history of Brentford FC. Anyone who thinks that only Warbs and Weir will depart are living in a fools paradise. Some of the other football department staff will follow as will a key player or two. Then there will be other key players that have loyalty to Warbs that will go because they will get good offers – no loyalty = follow the cash. There will be no certainty of playing style philosophy for the players, but there will be plenty of uncertainty and once again this could will determine a players desire to stay at Brentford. Despite what is/is not being said publicly there would be plenty of chatter amongst the playing group and their managers would see the present upheaval at Brentford as an opportunity for money making by them in the transfer market. The chances of Brentford starting next season building upon the success since Warbs has been at Brentford are close to zero. Next season, in whatever League Brentford are playing will be a struggle and there is every chance Brentford will face relegation in either the EPL or The Championship.
Brentford is/was on the cusp of outstanding success, so after a less then spectacular almost 80 years of mediocrity since Brentford were at the top end of Division 1, there is every chance Brentford could return to mediocrity and others (Fulham/QPR/West Ham/Rangers???) will benefit from Brentford’s folly.
Can someone please go and bang a few heads together so that reason and logic returns to Griffin Park.

GloryHunterBee on April 13, 2015 at 3:17 pm
Warbs and the boys are quite rightly focusing on achieving as high a placed finish as possible. Whatever happens the team unit have proved the doubters wrong and under very testing circumstances have secured the best finish in living memory. Let’s first get behind the team so they can give Warbs the send off he so richly deserves.
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malbee on April 13, 2015 at 7:56 pm
Blimey what a doom and gloom merchant this bloke is not one mention of a certain Mr M Benham and his phenominal financial input without which none of this would have been possible, do you really think he has no input as to the way the team plays the players we sign the players we sell at our valuation,
a certain Mr Forshaw comes to mind. the Warbs situation didnt stop dougie putting pen to paper again did it. Warbs has been the best manager in my fifty years supporting the bees and I hope to shake his hand and thank him for every thing he’s done for my club.The fact is Benhams a fan Warburtons not. ONWARD AND UPWARDS BEES
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stephen boyce on April 13, 2015 at 11:10 am

perhaps someone should remind matthew benham of the old saying ” if it aint broke , don’t fix it “….Is it too late for Warbs to reconsider or is there room and time for re-negotiation ?..11.000 or so Bees fans will be really upset to see the best management / players team seen since WW 2 be broken up so that Mr Benham can ” take a punt ” on Brentford’s future…

malbee on April 15, 2015 at 11:17 pm
You lot have short memories we did’nt have any future till he bailed us out of the cack, conference football at best.also its been an excellent punt so far keep it up matthew
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Rob Mills on April 22, 2015 at 9:52 pm

52 years a fan and living the dream this season. Had some great days out both home and away with one or both of my teenage daughters who have taken a sudden interest in the beautiful game. The Warburton matter has no doubt unsettled the team (we went to Charlton)but in my mind it’s more a case of teams have sussed out our style of play in recent weeks and Warburton will not under any circumstances change it. Tactical naivety? It will end a good season but could have been great one is my prediction.