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First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By allen b24/10/2023 16:46Tue Oct 24 16:46:12 2023

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Brentford B’s first game at WP is Tuesday the 31st at 7:00 against Strasbourg U 21’s. Tickets can be booked on eticketing.co.uk

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Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By Yellow Swan (pp7822)6/11/2023 12:54Mon Nov 6 12:54:55 2023In response to First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf ParkTop of thread

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Unless you are a Brentford fan ( and a diehard to want to watch the B team at that), I don’t see how this is a good thing.

If anything it’s ‘rubbing it in our faces’ and would only conjure up painful and sad memories.

As a side note, I found it frankly embarrassing that Spelthorne council sent out sickly comms about how much they welcome ‘premier league’ Brentford’ to the borough, yet stood back and watched the borough’s arguably, more successful team be decimated into oblivion without even a whimper from the council.

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Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By Wakes (Wakes)6/11/2023 18:46Mon Nov 6 18:46:55 2023In response to Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf ParkTop of thread

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It would appear that the section 106 is still intact for the foreseeable future however it is meaningless what with the financial clout that Brentford and The Thames club hold. I heard some crazy figures thrown around for the rent the Thames club are reportedly charging Brentford to play games there which would completely blow Staines out of the water compared to the peppercorn rent we were used to paying before. If we could even afford it, the Bees would want exclusive use of the facilities and the pitch may not even hold up with the amount of games played. AFC Wimbledon gave Kingstonian a million pounds to vacate Kingsmeadow, I was wondering if a similar goodwill gesture was offered to Staines by the Bees?

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Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By Yellow Swan (pp7822)8/11/2023 13:04Wed Nov 8 13:04:14 2023In response to Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf ParkTop of thread

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We’ll get absolutely nothing from Brentford whatsoever. They owe us nothing. I don’t know what our relationship was like but the fact they played us once in a friendly (2008 if memory serves) shows how much they regarded us as a near lower league neighbour (happy to be stood corrected on this).

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Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By DevonSwan29/10/2023 10:04Sun Oct 29 10:04:10 2023In response to First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf ParkTop of thread

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Sounds like the end of an era to me. So sad.

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Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf Park

By gregs1/11/2023 11:46Wed Nov 1 11:46:12 2023In response to Re: First game of a new era at Wheatsheaf ParkTop of thread

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Have to agree. This isn't good news at all and extremely sad.

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