If he did I didn't see it so it was filtered out along with the 'Championship Manager' winners.
QPR captain advises abee to appoint Fozzy.
Bright talked a load of b***ocks as if he was in the know... mmm, like a few on here!
So Jimmy Floyd Hasslebank has been interviewed along with Di Matteo according to LKO
If he did I didn't see it so it was filtered out along with the 'Championship Manager' winners.
QPR captain advises abee to appoint Fozzy as "players are the most important people at the club"
You are an interesting man Mr Abee. No need to pm me to let me know who is getting the gig.
Can we go back to your old user name as I'm getting confused. Is this the 'real' Banana posting or have you just bought the name on ebay??
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Dear Mr. abee,
Could you and that nice man Andrew Mills tell us who the next manager is before Sunday please.I will be making my way to Portugal on Sunday and will be meeting up with my mate Keith and as l will be getting real "in the know info"l don't want to piss on your fire by having to post who the new manager is.
Many thanks![]()

well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
I believe that nobody knows who the new chap is yet.![]()
well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
QPR captain advises abee to appoint Fozzy as "players are the most important people at the club"
The pre-season programme is arranged. Thank you for your instructions which are noted.
Of course the players are going to say: "Give the caretaker/our mate the job". They haven't played since Wembley as if they want him to get the job though.
Of course the players are going to say: "Give the caretaker/our mate the job". They haven't played since Wembley as if they want him to get the job though.
well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
I think most of them have tried their best, the problem is their best isn't good enough. The stand out players for me have been Saunders, Diagourga and Grabban who have all played well since the JPT defeat.
well don't know about you but I have no intention of getting a season ticket next year until I find out who the next manager will be , so bloody hurry up and make a decision so I can decide one way or another??
As have Kev , Osborne and Wood.
Hey. Dont let that put you off getting a ST. Dont forget we will have some massive games to look forward too next season. Chesterfield, Bury, Wycombe and one of Shrewsbury, Accrington, Torquay, Stevenage, or Gillingham to look forward to.

Has Coppell got the job yet ?
He would be my choice. That one season under him was amazing, even though we didnt go up, the football we played was the best I can recall watching at GP. Although they say you shouldnt go back...
Has Coppell got the job yet ?
He would be my choice. That one season under him was amazing, even though we didnt go up, the football we played was the best I can recall watching at GP. Although they say you shouldnt go back...
As have Kev , Osborne and Wood.
He would be my choice. That one season under him was amazing, even though we didnt go up, the football we played was the best I can recall watching at GP. Although they say you shouldnt go back...
Perhaps you should go and support chelsea or man utd or maybe Barcelona would be more suitable as they win everythingWell Ive been a season ticket holder now for 5 years but been coming to Brentford for the past 20 years but I can honestly say Im bored sh*tless of watching this football :
What about Legge?
Perhaps you should go and support chelsea or man utd or maybe Barcelona would be more suitable as they win everything
Well I’ve been a season ticket holder now for 5 years but been coming to Brentford for the past 20 years but I can honestly say I’m bored sh*tless of watching this football , i even got my son of 7 a season ticket to try and get him involved , and even he said this is rubbish??? Of course they will always be my team but I reckon cutting the grass on a Sat afternoon would be more enjoyable? Sat for example Southampton are a very good team but we didn't even try in the first half?![]()
I certainly posted on here somewhere months ago that if we didn't get it right this season then we'd look at where we went wrong and try to put it right. It's fair to say that Andy Scott was given a free hand with his selection of players as we operated on a 'minimum interference' basis. That's fine if a club has the right manager playing the football that we all wish to see and getting the results that anyone with the Club's interests at heart hope for but if not sooner or later any football club board has to step in. We have spent a long time considering various options for the new team manager......what we were looking for......the style of football to be played......experience......contacts in the game and the hundred other bullet points. Some posters on here if they were board members would have been pushing their colleagues to appoint one of several managers who were immediately available (because they were out of work) and within a few days of Andy Scott going and the board was criticised by some for 'losing' them. My vote was always to do this in a measured way, accept the criticisms but work on the maxim that 'You only get one chance to get it right first time'. The job description for BFC manager in January 2008 (just after I joined the board) was different to that of now. Then the brief was to stabilise the Club, avoid relegation to the Conference at all costs and get back into League One the following season but within two seasons maximum. AS achieved that and earned the right to manage us in League One. We consolidated in League One in some comfort in the end in our first season back. This season has been disappointing in that we didn't move on to the next step and to an extent the view on AS was coloured by the successes he had in the Carling and JPT competitions. Some supporters believe we acted too late, some professional commentators insist that we acted too prematurely.........it's always a personal viewpoint. This season we have won nine out of twenty three home league matches scoring twenty four goals. That is an unacceptable return for the resources available. We scored more that two goals only three times during the season........all away from home. We did not score more than two goals in a home league match all season. That is unacceptable for the resources made available. Nobody can promise success......we can only promise to try and all supporters want the same thing. If they were prepared to go into print you'd find directors of all twenty four League One clubs telling supporters the same thing and twenty one of them will not be promoted next season. That's the nature of football. We have a unique opportunity with MB's resources and when we get out of this bloody league and into the Championship then I'd like to be able to post 'It's Brentford innit' and be proud to say it.
With regard to season tickets we've made the Early Bird more attractive. With full price season tickets we are freezing the prices and swallowing the VAT increases. With pay on the day we are freezing prices and swallowing the VAT increases. The board would certainly hope that all season ticket holders renew but we are aware that they won't, some for economic reasons, some because they can't get to enough games to justify the cost of a season ticket, some because they are disillusioned with the Club and some like yourself who have heard it all before and would like to see some meat on the bones before committing. A supporter buying an Early Bird is a gesture of faith if you like or else they need their fix and would be watching Brentford whatever league we were in. Full price season tickets include of course the 'waiting time' cost so that hesitant supporters can see the players coming in before deciding whether or not to commit. That flexibility comes with a premium over the Early Bird. The other option is to pay on the day which provides the greatest flexibility but comes with the greatest cost. That seems fair to me.
I certainly posted on here somewhere months ago that if we didn't get it right this season then we'd look at where we went wrong and try to put it right. It's fair to say that Andy Scott was given a free hand with his selection of players as we operated on a 'minimum interference' basis. That's fine if a club has the right manager playing the football that we all wish to see and getting the results that anyone with the Club's interests at heart hope for but if not sooner or later any football club board has to step in. We have spent a long time considering various options for the new team manager......what we were looking for......the style of football to be played......experience......contacts in the game and the hundred other bullet points. Some posters on here if they were board members would have been pushing their colleagues to appoint one of several managers who were immediately available (because they were out of work) and within a few days of Andy Scott going and the board was criticised by some for 'losing' them. My vote was always to do this in a measured way, accept the criticisms but work on the maxim that 'You only get one chance to get it right first time'. The job description for BFC manager in January 2008 (just after I joined the board) was different to that of now. Then the brief was to stabilise the Club, avoid relegation to the Conference at all costs and get back into League One the following season but within two seasons maximum. AS achieved that and earned the right to manage us in League One. We consolidated in League One in some comfort in the end in our first season back. This season has been disappointing in that we didn't move on to the next step and to an extent the view on AS was coloured by the successes he had in the Carling and JPT competitions. Some supporters believe we acted too late, some professional commentators insist that we acted too prematurely.........it's always a personal viewpoint. This season we have won nine out of twenty three home league matches scoring twenty four goals. That is an unacceptable return for the resources available. We scored more that two goals only three times during the season........all away from home. We did not score more than two goals in a home league match all season. That is unacceptable for the resources made available. Nobody can promise success......we can only promise to try and all supporters want the same thing. If they were prepared to go into print you'd find directors of all twenty four League One clubs telling supporters the same thing and twenty one of them will not be promoted next season. That's the nature of football. We have a unique opportunity with MB's resources and when we get out of this bloody league and into the Championship then I'd like to be able to post 'It's Brentford innit' and be proud to say it.
With regard to season tickets we've made the Early Bird more attractive. With full price season tickets we are freezing the prices and swallowing the VAT increases. With pay on the day we are freezing prices and swallowing the VAT increases. The board would certainly hope that all season ticket holders renew but we are aware that they won't, some for economic reasons, some because they can't get to enough games to justify the cost of a season ticket, some because they are disillusioned with the Club and some like yourself who have heard it all before and would like to see some meat on the bones before committing. A supporter buying an Early Bird is a gesture of faith if you like or else they need their fix and would be watching Brentford whatever league we were in. Full price season tickets include of course the 'waiting time' cost so that hesitant supporters can see the players coming in before deciding whether or not to commit. That flexibility comes with a premium over the Early Bird. The other option is to pay on the day which provides the greatest flexibility but comes with the greatest cost. That seems fair to me.
I think that Norwich and Southampton have shown that getting rid of your manager early in the season doesn't work, I agree with the professional soccer brains.![]()
The two cases you mention are completely different in circumstance.
The club appointed Nicky Forster as caretaker manager until the end of the season.............the season hasn't finished yet so why should they announce the name of the manager for next season ?....
