Recent content by BuzzingBill

Ethan Pinnock - a legend. Always gave his best for Brentford and never let us down. Shame he has moved on but he certainly deserved his final big pay day. Wishing him the best of luck always except if and when he plays against us.

Wow, just how far has the Brentford message stretched? I am a fan of almost 70 years and am so pleased that folks from far and wide are also fans. COYB

Glad the Brentford message is spreading far and wide. Here’s to a great season for the Bees! COYB

Wish I could be there at The Red Lion with you guys. However I will be happily watching from my home in East Kilbride near Glasgow, Scotland. COYB

Love it - Brilliant!

I saw him play today - he had a decent game apart from a couple of mistakes but no great harm was done. Overall he seemed quite composed in what was a massive game and he is very young really. Today’s experience will stand him in good stead. In my view he is definitely going to be an asset for...

That’s not fair - he had no chance with the first 2 and the last 2 were not goals in any case.

That’s very true! However I think the best way to respond to the abuse is to just smile a superior smile.

Regarding Brentford being likened to the Stoke City of yesteryear - it has a lot to do with us adopting the long throw approach. Stoke used the long throw for many years when Rory Delap was with them (Rory Delap is the father of Liam Delap who plays for Chelsea). Also Stoke play in Red and white...

Given Fred’s rotund build which would normally affect his agility he made some truly amazing saves.

He was tall and slim and was always very composed and confident. I believe he worked for The Admiralty.

I have been a supporter of Brentford for 70 years and I well remember the team back in 1956 when I saw my first Brentford game. Gerry Cakebread was a really good goalkeeper and yes I agree with your description of him. He performed miracles on many occasions. Absolutely one of the best keepers...

For us older supporters - I am 80 - I would also nominate Jim Towers and George Francis, what a partnership they were.

Happy New Year to all NYC Bees!

Denise, So sorry for your loss. I never knew Paul but he and I were in contact when Paul was searching for a programme containing his ‘My Brentford Story’. It must have meant so much to him that he was successful in his quest. I too had ‘My Brentford Story’ included in a match day programme and...