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I'm enjoying Jensen putting "hisself" about a bit.

That's their flavour of the month/bandwagon line...it's strange to hear them come out with stuff like "we all know about Brentford", when up until about two years ago they classed us as non-league minnows, punching above our weight, even when we were back in L2.

The EFL feed commentator is practically willing it into Bees' net.

Another win would equal the club's record for consecutive FL wins in a single season, set during the opening months of Warbs' reign.

He's clearly got the Sky commentary on in his earpiece.

On Sky the ball only has to come within about 20 yards of him and they have to mention "Rooney".

Probably mixed up with Jansson.

Fosu or Zamburek just became our first-ever fifth substitute used, who entered the pitch second?

The Benny (Hill) Show.

What happened to Baps?

Thought for a second the Balogun guy, substituted after 6 minutes, was the guy getting attention in the transfer thread.

To my knowledge, Mojo just became the first-ever fourth substitute we've used in a league match.

Baps on for JDS.

BBC currently has Barnsley, our final match at GP, kicking off at midnight. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/brentford/scores-fixtures/2020-07

Then again "and you have to say", the crowd noise is far more entertaining than the musings of Don Goodman and Chris Hughton! God knows why Sky think they need two "experts" on commentary, it's now two blokes stating the bleeding obvious.

The Sky guy's got his finger almost permanently on the "come on Brentford" button.

With Balcombe presumably not fit after surgery, surprised Daniels didn't go on the bench. Maybe it proves that Gunnarsson and Andersson are back in their home countries.

The crowd noise sounds like it's on a loop...Bees went on the attack and it went quiet...Fulham strolled about setting up for a free kick in the centre circle and the crowd applauded as if a robust defensive challenge had been made.

Is Ollie putting out singles now?

This includes each team’s match day squad size being increased from 18 players to 20, with both sides now able to make a total of five substitutions each across the 90 minutes. However, managers can only make these changes at three points in the game. Teams can also make subs at half-time, with...