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Football's most fickle supporter
4:36pm Thursday 28th August 2008
When Brentford FC recorded their first win of the 2008/09 season earlier this month not only did they win three points but they also gained a new fan – although they should not count on any loyalty from this new supporter.
Comments (0)Pead is 100 per cent Bee - for now
10:57am Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Brentford midfielder Craig Pead has vowed to give 100 per cent to the club as he bids to regain a place in boss Andy Scott's plans for next season.
Bees interested in signing Pearce
9:43pm Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Brentford manager Andy Scott confirmed he is interested in signing former Blackburn and West Ham defender Ian Pearce after he played an hour of last night's 3-0 friendly win at Staines Town.
Bees Scott patient over results
9:26am Thursday 17th July 2008
Andy Scott has told his players it ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it' after opening the pre-season campaign with two defeats.
Bees Abel to talent spot Stateside
9:18am Thursday 17th July 2008
Bees boss Andy Scott has revealed the capture of American midfielder Justin Abel on a two-week trial could pave the way for more talent to follow him across the Pond.
Mac thinks big for Bees
9:00am Wednesday 16th July 2008
Brentford striker Charlie MacDonald has revealed he would like to repay manager Andy Scott's faith in him by scoring the goals that win League Two promotion.
Bees in shape for flying start
11:35am Thursday 3rd July 2008
Little Britain's weight loss expert Marjorie Dawes would have been proud this week as Brentford returned to official pre-season training on Monday without breaking the scales.
Bees make meal of McDonald deal
8:00am Friday 4th July 2008
Southend striker Charlie MacDonald's protracted move to Brentford is far from a done deal after Bees boss Andy Scott admitted there was still work to be done.
Bees boss finally gets his man Newton
9:32am Friday 27th June 2008
Brentford boss Andy Scott has revealed new signing Adam Newton has made a financial commitment' to switch to Griffin Park - but stopped short of confirming he had taken a pay cut.
Solid start critical: boss
10:22am Friday 20th June 2008
The Bees' success this campaign could hinge on the opening six games of the season, according to Andy Scott.
Ben ready to be mover and Shaker by Royals appointment
10:11am Friday 20th June 2008
Brentford keeper Ben Hamer is confident last season's horror show against Bury will not be on his mind when he starts the campaign at Gigg Lane in August.
Mills joins Bees
12:12pm Wednesday 18th June 2008
Bees boss Andy Scott has prepared for the expected departure of skipper Matt Heywood this week by bringing in highly-rated Tottenham Hotspur centre-back Leigh Mills on a season-long loan.
Bees draw Swansea in Carling Cup
10:22am Friday 13th June 2008
Brentford will open their Carling Cup campaign with a trip to Championship new boys Swansea in August.
Ricky aims to relaunch career far from home
9:59am Friday 13th June 2008
Former Brentford winger Ricky Shakes has revealed he is prepared to travel three-and-a-half hours to training to relaunch his career in the Blue Square Premier with Wrexham.
Brentford Power ahead with new stadium plans
9:40am Friday 6th June 2008
Former London Olympic 2012 bid chief Mike Power believes a new stadium for Brentford could catapult the Bees into the Championship and beyond - and it could be ready in four years.
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Dedicated students at Richmond Adult Community College who overcame adversity to become star learners were recognised at an awards ceremony.
Poor to pay £60 to park
Hounslow Council has been analysing feedback to plans for a new parking scheme in Feltham town centre that would see some of the borough’s most disadvantaged residents having to pay £60 for an annual permit.
Wonky fruit and veg in shops soon
Wonky fruit and vegetables may soon grace our shelves next to their better looking relatives, after the European Commission scrapped regulations on the appearance of produce.
Park proposal hits the buffers
BAA’s plans to build a busy train depot on a Feltham conservation area as part of its Airtrack project has quashed Hounslow Council’s hopes to develop the site into a new metropolitan park.
Jazz festival comes to Richmond
Richmond jazz fans are being treated to the smooth sounds of the London Jazz Festival on their own doorstep for the first time.
Boo boys give Bees' Osborne a lift
Brentford defender Karleigh Osborne admitted he used the abuse from Port Vale’s fans as a source of inspiration on Saturday.
England try is little consolation to Easter
Number eight Nick Easter was disappointed to finish on the losing side despite scoring a try in England's 28-14 Cook Cup defeat by Australia on Saturday.
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As part of his week long birthday celebrations, Prince Charles alongside his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall and youngest son Prince Harry, attended The New Wimbledon Theatre Wednesday evening for a night of laughter.
Teddington's Malan not thinking of England ambition
Teddington Cricket Club’s Dawid Malan reckons he must put his international aspirations to one side if he is to cash in on Middlesex’s involvement in the Stanford Super Series.
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