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Bees Superstore
Brand New Bees Superstore Opening Soon
Our new Bees Superstore on track to open the week before the Chelsea match on Saturday 16 October
Any ideas where it is? (I know it says) just can’t picture where![]()
Brand New Bees Superstore Opening Soon
Our new Bees Superstore on track to open the week before the Chelsea match on Saturday 16 Octoberwww.brentfordfc.com
Over the Lionel Rd Sth rail bridge, north towards the A4 & it's on your left - the next building by/past MagnetsAny ideas where it is? (I know it says) just can’t picture where
Corner unit of the distribution park entrance right by Lionel Road and the A4. You really can't miss it. Well Trotta probably would have........Any ideas where it is? (I know it says) just can’t picture where

Shop on ground floor with stock storage upstairsIs it two storeys?
"Distribution Centre upstairs" if you don't mind!Shop on ground floor with stock storage upstairs
How is this not "by/at the actual stadium"?I assume they weren't able to get or afford a site by/at the actual stadium, which would have been ideal.
Some are just never happy!I assume they weren't able to get or afford a site by/at the actual stadium, which would have been ideal.
Though I do think even a site south of the stadium, fronting onto Chiswick High Road/Kew Bridge, would have attracted much more attention/footfall too, especially on matchdays.
Oh well, needs must I suppose and it's gotta be an improvement on the last cramped little shop.
I don't mine .... but, of course, swipe me!"Distribution Centre upstairs" if you don't mine!
What I meant was that with the majority of fans approaching the BCS from the south, then they've still got to go right on past it to arrive at the store. Which won't deter keen fans of course, but more casual fans or first timers etc, mightn't bother, in fact, mightn't even know it's there.How is this not "by/at the actual stadium"?
I'm not "unhappy" - read my last line again.Some are just never happy!
That’s my matchday parking space gone now…
Think it's better fronting GWR. Perfect for a quick stop in the car...parking would be horrendous on the other side.I assume they weren't able to get or afford a site by/at the actual stadium, which would have been ideal.
Though I do think even a site south of the stadium, fronting onto Chiswick High Road/Kew Bridge, would have attracted much more attention/footfall too, especially on matchdays.
Oh well, needs must I suppose and it's gotta be an improvement on the last cramped little shop.
How do you know that?What I meant was that with the majority of fans approaching the BCS from the south, then they've still got to go right on past it to arrive at the store. Which won't deter keen fans of course, but more casual fans or first timers etc, mightn't bother, in fact, mightn't even know it's there.
I mean, will it even be visible from the BCS? (Unsure)
I hope I'm wrong, but many people are lazy/clueless, which is why a prominent location with high footfall is so important for retail.
Whatever.How do you know that?
Even if it was true it's like saying the MUFC Superstore is in the wrong place because the majority of fans approach from different direction.
That's moaning and there's a hyperbole moan. This is over the hyperbole moan.
You were told that there wouldn't be a store at all, now there's one within 2 mins walk and you're f***ing complaining, no wonder the club can't win.
No more questions your honour.Whatever.
This isn't a court of law and I wasn't "moaning", merely expressing an opinion that the location - which I acknowledged may be the best available btw - may not be optimal.No more question your honour.
EXACTLY!It's a perfect location and a huge building, the club couldn't have hoped for better on a site that is incredibly small and tight.
Ealing this is 25 yards from the stepped entrance to the North Stand!I assume they weren't able to get or afford a site by/at the actual stadium, which would have been ideal.
Though I do think even a site south of the stadium, fronting onto Chiswick High Road/Kew Bridge, would have attracted much more attention/footfall too, especially on matchdays.
Oh well, needs must I suppose and it's gotta be an improvement on the last cramped little shop.
OK, that must be where I was going wrong, then, since I had thought it is out by the Great West Road i.e. rather further away.Ealing this is 25 yards from the stepped entrance to the North Stand!
This looks excellent. Perfect location, too. I hope it’s very successful.
I‘ll reserve judgement until it’s actually open, though. Hopefully anyone involved in the previous club shop’s management has been told to go on to a new, exciting challenge elsewhere and a professional team has brought in to run the new venture.
It is. Have you been to the North Stand?OK, that must be where I was going wrong, then, since I had thought it is out by the Great West Road i.e. rather further away.
Or as the Official put it:: "located where Lionel Road South meets Great West Road near Brentford Community Stadium."
Happy to be shown to be wrong, then.
Is the current shop being returned to housing?
BFC are sacrificing size for location. Also to my knowledge BFC has never made a £1 in profit from merchandise, so a large capital investment on a large unit lease is maybe not possible.Not moaning but it states it more than twice the size of the current shop, not three or four times, given that the current shop is pretty small I'm not expecting this to be a massive upgrade, chuck in an extra three to four thousand more fans on match day compared to Griffin Park and lots of new fans wanting to get a bit of brentford gear and reckon its going to be rammed in there on match day, I must say that the little shop bit in North stand family end is pretty well stocked for such a small unit, mainly kids stuff though but no queueing.
Is that right? Even in the days of the portakabin and Winnie having to be coaxed away from her tea and biscuits to open up?Also to my knowledge BFC has never made a £1 in profit from merchandise, so a large capital investment on a large unit lease is maybe not possible.
Think it used to be the function hall for the Princess Royal.Is the current shop being returned to housing?
I don't think she even opened up to her husband.Is that right? Even in the days of the portakabin and Winnie having to be coaxed away from her tea and biscuits to open up?
Why do you think the majority of fans approach from the south, especially given your user name?What I meant was that with the majority of fans approaching the BCS from the south, then they've still got to go right on past it to arrive at the store. Which won't deter keen fans of course, but more casual fans or first timers etc, mightn't bother, in fact, mightn't even know it's there.
I mean, will it even be visible from the BCS? (Unsure)
I hope I'm wrong, but many people are lazy/clueless, which is why a prominent location with high footfall is so important for retail.
Correct.Think it used to be the function hall for the Princess Royal.
Just need some ultra-extra Long flagpoles to make it visible from the M4..It's a perfect location and a huge building, the club couldn't have hoped for better on a site that is incredibly small and tight.