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Such a shame. He was playing very well and looked a bi improvement on Taylor. Hopefully it's nothing serious or long term but here's hoping Jake still signs![]()
Was impressed with what I saw before he was injured, solid and played some nice passes, it was when he ran past the Wtcombe player that he pulled up, it seemed he had reasonable pace
Redwood also did well in my opinion at LB and when pushed forward in the second half showed some nice touches and combined well, would be reasonably confident if he started on Sat
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TeeJayBee (8th August 2012)
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He's got a very good pedigree so let's hope it's just a pull rather than a tear and he can fulfill his potential with us.
It all seems to have gone quiet regarding Mr Vignal. With no word on Bidwell, I would like to know how long before this chap might be fit again, and whether we are still interested. He looked very promising until his brief cameo came to it's unfortunate end.
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Agreed. Fortunately for us (although not for him), we seemingly haven't signed him on a contract (yet) &/or paid a large fee.
There is always the risk that a fantastic new signing might get crocked the minute they step on the pitch (as has happened in football over the years)
Happened to Blackburn this summer with striker they got from Newcastle I believe...
This is a real shame and Vignal must be gutted to be seriously injured while unsigned at this stage of the season. Still it's a positive he's interested and hopefully we can review things when he recovers later in the year. Looks like we need a loan signing at left back in the meantime.
Does anyone know how long he was training with us before the game? Did Uwe get a good look at him, or just the 30 mins match time?
Has signed for Dundee United. I fear his unfortunate injury at the Wycombe friendly caused us to miss a good 'un there. Of course it won't matter if Bidwell stays.
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Smiffy loves everything Brentford and can never see any wrong in anything that they do, he's an absolute **** to players who aren't ours though. Nasty.
Vote BLUNSTONE - maybe out of touch but closer than what we already have.
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SmiffyBee (12th September 2012)
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You have nailed me in one attempt there.
Can't think of any Brentford player who didnt have any redeeming qualities
Except Paul Davis I suppose - but he could be the exception that proves the rule.
ps Paul Davis the Arsenal bloke, not the well know Bees fan and local Sunday League plodder
CEO of Beesotted FC
Vote BLUNSTONE - maybe out of touch but closer than what we already have.
Wouldn't have him over Bidwell or Barron so not a big loss.
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