Being an Old Skool Chelsea fan I can honestly say to most of us Brentford was the place we went to when Chelsea was away and we could not get there. Most Old skool Chelsea have a lot of respect for Brentford :-)
Absolutely brilliant been a Bees for 60 years The best thing on Brentford I've ever seen. Very moving and emotional brings a tear to the eye. Thank you so much. Steve
We, Grimsby, have mooted a new ground for the best part of 30 years but there's now a bit of light that it could actually happen. When the day eventually comes I know I'll be devastated to leave Blundell Park, as you guys are to leave Griffin Park. But that day needs to come. We've not played each other for a number of years and I feel sad I never got to Griffin Park. Always seen you guys as a kindred club, similar heydays (30s/40s) both got proper old skool grounds, similar-sized fan bases. I hope we can replicate/emulate what you've done, however unlikely that feels right now. UTM PUB
Supurb documentary Took me back to when Going to Football was at its very best.We didn’t have a lot of money but they were the best times.Thank you for putting this up
It's our club. Brentford has been about the fans ever since I watched my first game in 1964. Now it's good that we have an owner, and management that realise this.
Having grown up around SW london , and then having lived in Ealing and Hanwell for a while, I should have been a Brentford fan. For family reasons though, I'm a Palace fan. Can see many similarities between our two clubs, not least the Ron Noades connection. Amazing that you have a new stadium, and the best of Luck to Brentford for the play off final.
When the buckets were coming around in the early 2000s I was a young teenager using my £10 pocket money, £3 a ticket, £2 for chips and wings at the kebab shop and my other £5 pocket money was going into the bucket, at the time I was told it was to pay the players wages, to every Brentford fan that gave to save the club I salute you, look where we are now
Lovely film, bit of nostalgia but didn't dodge the awkward issues either. Such a shame that because of Covid Bees' fans didn't get the chance to say goodbye properly or see the first game at the new ground. We had the same feelings leaving the Vetch in Swansea, another crazy ramshackle ground, but you do carry the spirit with you. Loved Griffin Park though - had some good afternoons there both watching the Swans and seeing random games with my mate, a lifetime Bee.
At 33 minutes that photo of the ground does anyone know where I can see image, as my old school St John’s on the corner of Clifton rd you can just see the edge as it pans out.
Thanks for that, looks like you have to buy the whole book and not individual photos. 30 pounds plus overseas postage, might not show the full Clifden road corner. Thanks anyway for replying.
a man called Tony Ross used to play for Brentford lived underneath us in Hounslow and call us all kind of black cu** for the noise me as an 8 year old to make above his flat.... Good times
Great documentary. Keep supporting your local club and everything that stands for. From an Oldham Athletic fan.👍🏻
Being an Old Skool Chelsea fan I can honestly say to most of us Brentford was the place we went to when Chelsea was away and we could not get there. Most Old skool Chelsea have a lot of respect for Brentford :-)
Absolutely brilliant been a Bees for 60 years The best thing on Brentford I've ever seen. Very moving and emotional brings a tear to the eye. Thank you so much.
Steve
We, Grimsby, have mooted a new ground for the best part of 30 years but there's now a bit of light that it could actually happen. When the day eventually comes I know I'll be devastated to leave Blundell Park, as you guys are to leave Griffin Park. But that day needs to come. We've not played each other for a number of years and I feel sad I never got to Griffin Park. Always seen you guys as a kindred club, similar heydays (30s/40s) both got proper old skool grounds, similar-sized fan bases. I hope we can replicate/emulate what you've done, however unlikely that feels right now. UTM PUB
Grimsby cold Tuesday night away , naughty . 🐝
Were in the prem!!! COYBBBBB
Supurb documentary Took me back to when Going to Football was at its very best.We didn’t have a lot of money but they were the best times.Thank you for putting this up
Great documentary! A fantastic addition to the oral history of the club. Making me miss watching the Bees live even more - Come On You Bees!
Excellent genuine, down-to-earth doco. Really enjoyed it. Really going to miss Griffin Park.
It's our club.
Brentford has been about the fans ever since I watched my first game in 1964.
Now it's good that we have an owner, and management that realise this.
they made it.. up there now. congrats
Fantastic piece of work reflects all that I’d good about our Club, it’s people and what it stands for. Well done everyone who was involved. THANKYOU
Fantastic job, everyone involved. Loved this!
Well done Savvy Bee, captured the DNA of the fans....... loved every minute.........
lovely documentary guys, thanks!
Lovely! Good work. Brought a tear to my eye.
Even I found this engaging, honest and moving, and I'm a bloody QPR fan.
What a fabulous documentary. We miss Griffin Park and look forward to the new stadium, but what memories. Cheers. COYB!!!! 🐝 🐝 🐝
What an excellent, humorous, informative and inspiring documentary! Thank you
Weird when you recognise the faces of people from years ago. I lived opposite the ground been going for 45 years, great times.
Excellent! Very emotional.
Starts of with RobbJ’ Johnson ....class
Great doco. Started going to Griffin Park after the Steve Perryman era. Happy days.
Great doc. Good luck today. Up the bees!!!
Having grown up around SW london , and then having lived in Ealing and Hanwell for a while, I should have been a Brentford fan. For family reasons though, I'm a Palace fan. Can see many similarities between our two clubs, not least the Ron Noades connection. Amazing that you have a new stadium, and the best of Luck to Brentford for the play off final.
Why couldn't just upgrade the stadium?😢..Such a sad ending. I'm a N.U.F.C Fan and this documentary been Official. Sydney `Oz Eastcoast Solid Salute🙌🏼💫
Congratulations to The Bees! I grew up in Hounslow Central and I used to watch alot of Brentford FC home matches I miss those days
When the buckets were coming around in the early 2000s I was a young teenager using my £10 pocket money, £3 a ticket, £2 for chips and wings at the kebab shop and my other £5 pocket money was going into the bucket, at the time I was told it was to pay the players wages, to every Brentford fan that gave to save the club I salute you, look where we are now
Lovely film, bit of nostalgia but didn't dodge the awkward issues either. Such a shame that because of Covid Bees' fans didn't get the chance to say goodbye properly or see the first game at the new ground. We had the same feelings leaving the Vetch in Swansea, another crazy ramshackle ground, but you do carry the spirit with you. Loved Griffin Park though - had some good afternoons there both watching the Swans and seeing random games with my mate, a lifetime Bee.
500/600 of us at home in the pissing rain singing our hearts out . 🐝
Great doco G'day from Adelaide Australia .But I am Aston Villa fan
At 33 minutes that photo of the ground does anyone know where I can see image, as my old school St John’s on the corner of Clifton rd you can just see the edge as it pans out.
Hi John, The photo was supplied by Legends Publishing and is featured in the wonderful Brentford Reimagined book. www.legendspublishing.net
Thanks for that, looks like you have to buy the whole book and not individual photos. 30 pounds plus overseas postage, might not show the full Clifden road corner. Thanks anyway for replying.
@@johnpaul6966 It would be worth contacting them direct to see if they can do something on the single picture for you.
28:04 Can't remember the name of the bloke in the red jacket? Danish sounding name I think.
I'm reliably informed his name is Jan!
Alguien sabe como se llama la canción al inicio y al final?
They are both named in the credits at the end of the film.
a man called Tony Ross used to play for Brentford lived underneath us in Hounslow and call us all kind of black cu** for the noise me as an 8 year old to make above his flat.... Good times