Brentford - Nottingham Forest
#25
(27-01-2020, 09:41 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Both Huddersfield and Birmingham have won at Brentford this season.

They have also dropped points at home against Bristol City, Hull and Stoke.

I suspect we'll play it the Huddersfield way - slow down the game, roll around on the floor at every foul, generally just kill the rhythm of the game and try to snatch a goal. Keep it tight at the back.

We'd probably take a draw from the off. I suspect they probably would too.
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#26
Hoping Figs is fit to return for Brentford and I would also bring Chema back in for Ribeiro. Expect the new lad to be on the bench.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.
Worrall.
Chema.
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.
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#27
That team will do for me ^^
Panic on the streets of Croydon, Derby, Sheffield, Leicestershire.
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#28
(27-01-2020, 11:33 AM)Noor 1 Crew Wrote: Hoping Figs is fit to return for Brentford and I would also bring Chema back in for Ribeiro. Expect the new lad to be on the bench.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.
Worrall.
Chema.
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.       Dawson
Worrall.
Chema.   Ribeiro
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Cant see Figs being reintroduced for such an important away game. Also why no Ribeiro? He's our one true left back now.
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#29
^ agreed ^
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#30
Just reading on Forza Garibaldi the pre match Q&A with a Brentford fan. Well worth a look very good comments including about their approach to FFP. Forest ( and most other EFL clubs) could learn a lot. Refreshing talk about their attitude to sacking the manager:

Interestingly coming back to the stats, we got Brentford Head Coach Thomas Frank down the pu. We hit him with some pretty tough questions.

One of them was

“When fans were singing your’re getting sacked in the morning, were you ever worried for your job?”.


And his straight answer was “No”.

And the reason.

At Brentford, they judge the performance. And not the results.

So if the team is ticking all the right boxes (stats-wise) and doing all the right things, then the belief is the results will come. And if the head coach getting the team is doing the right things, it is ill advised to change him. As he is not the problem.

The club came up with a fair bit of stick for sticking to their guns. Twice with Thomas Frank (he also lost pretty much 10 games in a row last season but the club was not worries in the slightest). 

But fair play to Brentford. They didn’t consider letting Frank go despite pressure from media and some fans saying he should.

And I believe that is one element of the way the club is run that sets us apart from a lot of sides.
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#31
(27-01-2020, 11:57 AM)Paplane Wrote:
(27-01-2020, 11:33 AM)Noor 1 Crew Wrote: Hoping Figs is fit to return for Brentford and I would also bring Chema back in for Ribeiro. Expect the new lad to be on the bench.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.
Worrall.
Chema.
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.       Dawson
Worrall.
Chema.   Ribeiro
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Cant see Figs being reintroduced for such an important away game. Also why no Ribeiro? He's our one true left back now.

Will be interesting to see what team lines up vs Brentford.

SA.
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#32
(27-01-2020, 11:57 AM)Paplane Wrote:
(27-01-2020, 11:33 AM)Noor 1 Crew Wrote: Hoping Figs is fit to return for Brentford and I would also bring Chema back in for Ribeiro. Expect the new lad to be on the bench.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.
Worrall.
Chema.
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Samba.
Cash.
Figs.       Dawson
Worrall.
Chema.   Ribeiro
Watson.
Sow,
Silva.
Lolley.
Grabban.
Ameobi.

Cant see Figs being reintroduced for such an important away game. Also why no Ribeiro? He's our one true left back now.

Figs has only been out for 3 weeks, I wouldn't think he'd be too rusty after that short time. If he's not up to it though I'd like to see Chema left CD with Worrall on his right. I know we tried once (or twice?) & he was ok but nothing special but I reckon now he's played a few games at LB & he's a bit more up to speed with the game he'd be a much better option than Michael 'oil tanker' Dawson (not that I dislike Dawson, I just think his age is really beginning to tell)
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#33
i think we'll need a lucky win, though probably be a very lucky win, 1 of those games where they have 40 shots, 20 on target, 30 corners, nil goals and we save a penalty, we have no shots on target but score via a wicked deflection, we are the form team in the league but ... does it feel like it???
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#34
Defensive masterclass from Sabri, and a hard fought draw
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#35
When it comes to form, Brentford have won their last 6 home games. This is looking like one of our toughest, if not toughest games remaining. Anything out of it is a bonus
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#36
For me Ribeiro will play in front of Chema away from home against the Brentford attack in a 4-1-4-1 formation.

Samba
Cash
Dawson
Worrall
Chema   
Watson
Lolley
Sow
Silva
Ribeiro
Grabban
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