The mere mention of the name Huddersfield Town, Brentford’s next opponents in the Championship, is enough to send shivers up my spine. Whilst, rightly, most people will be focusing on our current form which has seen Warbs scooping Manager of the Month , Andre take the on field prize and the possibility that the Bees could finish the day at the top of the table, my mind will (in part at least) be elsewhere.
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Thanks for reading and all your comments over the course of the season. For now, I need to make more space on the site for any follow up. However, ‘close season’ will continue in full, further along.
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Feel exactly the same way about the Huddersfield match at GP – been watching the Bees since the late 70s & to this day that’s the only time I’ve shed tears at a football match. Still have an intense, probably irrational, dislike of both Huddersfield & Birmingham City dating back to that season.
im a town fan and was in the lower tier with the rest of them. the best atmosphere at a town game ever. for us and me in paticuler this game stands out as the best i have ever attended including all our wembley appearances.
Hhmm. I left in silent tears and shocked amazement. Damn I was going to write about that sad night but might have to leave it for a bit now.
I’m sure you’ll be much more eloquent than me. Go for it
Another time Nick!