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Quote: Originally Posted by wanderer paul Parks Feeley, Millen, Evans, Stanislaus Jones, Sinton, Ratcliffe, Smillie Cadette, Blissett sub. Godfrey Simon Ratcliffe was superb that day, as were the whole team, but didn't really get the credit for it, it was proberbly his best game for The Bees. Remember Tony Parks doing cart wheels while Steve Perryman was being interviewed.

We were in a clapped out old mini-bus at Anfield. We nearly forced a car load of City fans down an embankment and I remember an old tin bucket being lobbed at another car of City fans on the motorway as well. I assume Leeds on Saturday (and away) will be far more refined! It is games like these that we all hope for.

Quote: Originally Posted by casual The one thing that i remember really well wa sgoing to ewood park watching brentford getting beat but a certain bees fanatic absolutely ripping the p*** out of tim flowers followed by all the bees fans singing there hearts out for 45 minutes strong to we are brentford super brentford super bees we are brentford super brentford that will also be one of the best days of my life followin g the bees. who was in...

Quote: Originally Posted by difford Coaching Mark McCammon to head downwards when in front of goal At QPR that was the problem.

How odd. That is EXACTLY the first thing that came into my mind aswell!! But I put it differently

Quote: Originally Posted by North London Bee This has just whetted my appetite and I still think he deserves a book I'd be more than happy to collaborate on such a project with archive material, but know next to nothing about publishing. Perhaps Dave Lane or Dave Twydell or someone with experience in the field might take up the baton?

Quote: Originally Posted by wanderer paul this is a quote, from the Chronicles online page, reproducing one of George Sands reports from yesteryear, this was the last piece in the report about Brentford's emphatic 7-1 victory over Norwich City Quality !! Not just quality,LEGENDARY QUALITY I loved Georges quote on the Norwich keepers' hesitancy to leave his line "No Mummys boy was ever as reluctant to leave home as this...

Quote: Originally Posted by Brain-dead Bee Many of the player sales listed here were probably necessities in financial terms, without which the club might not have survived; the O'Mara sale - he was a one-main attack the previous season and, even in early 70s it wasn't that big a fee not getting a LB in when Hughton was injured - a 3-month loan of a decent player could probably have kept us up selling Mahon cheaply and releasing...

Quote: Originally Posted by SCARFER Not making it all ticket for Cardiff fans 98ish!! making it all ticket this saturday!

I remember going to a party at a Fulham fans house in the late 80's. He wasn't too happy that a huge proportion of that quarters phone bill was for a very long "conversation" with Brentford Clubcall. Oh, and I put a carrier bag in his toaster too. Fk me, that made a mess.