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I always felt after MD was sacked that there was a change of strategy, either implemented from on high or introduced under Carsley, which was then nullified by the "we don't do defending" attacking approach under DS. Finally under TF we saw the desire to defend woven into our attacking style...

I see "#NewBeginnings | #BrentfordFC" and can't help but read the "#BigNewAmbitions | #LittleOldBrentford" of five years ago.

"Talk to Frank"

Can't be arsed to listen, but I'm sure this reveals alot.

No mention here.

#bignewambitions was when all of this started, in 2015. Apart from the Hall of Fame, there seems to be this "ugh, do we have to?" attitude with regards to the club's history.

Interesting to see Bids training with them, presumably to make up the numbers and for the first team coaching staff to have a look. Any idea who second on the left is?

Report, scorers?

It's down to TF to use all his man-management skills to make sure that the hurt from the Stoke result is used in a positive way to help them push on...a bit like whatever helped the team recover after Donny.

Can we get the Edge at GP? Bono might have something to say about that.

I presume the remaining Middlesex and London Senior Cup fixtures will be moved to pre-season or something, though can't see how they can keep the integrity of the competitions when the squads for the remaining clubs will have changed.

https://griffinpark.org/forums/showthread.php?t=133072&p=3583864#post3583864

I was hoping to find at least one current player with the same surname as one of the 1935-36 squad, but sadly no! Of the current squad, Ollie Watkins, Arthur Read, Jonny Mitchell and Joe Adams sound the most like pre-war players.

It's written in the stars that we go on a ridiculous run, finish second and then the EPL says "we're only relegating two", so the EFL says "only the champions will be promoted automatically, clubs finishing second through fifth will contest the playoffs".

What about the money from the Quaranteam Cup run as well?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIvpVPXf1k4

Even crazier than that is the fact the team ended the season with 15 matches in 61 days, which doesn't sound like much...until you realise it was one match every four days for two months! 6 wins, 7 draws and 2 defeats in that spell.

Impressed by the level of detail in FIFA 20 (I haven't had a FIFA since 09), like the players heard "celebrating" when near the camera, the camera/stand shaking after the injury time equaliser in the last match and the guy on the PA asking some fella to move his car.

I'd rather Andy Frampton than this guy.

If you didn't know about the weather during 1946-47 and looked at Bees' results, you'd never have known! 1962-63 had about seven weeks wiped out due to the Big Freeze, I can't think of a bigger break between mid-season fixtures for Bees than that.