With social media being dominated by talk of Andre Gray, Hull City and a transfer rumor that just won’t go away, Brentford fans could be forgiven for missing some much more positive news yesterday. Sam Saunders is back.
The ever popular wing wizard and dead ball specialist, who of course suffered that cruel injury just two seconds into the play off-final whilst on loan at Wycombe Wanderers back in May, was given a run out for the development squad at Birmingham City yesterday.
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Thanks for reading and all your comments over the course of the season. For now, it’s the annual clean up to make more space on the site for the inevitable follow up. However, ‘close season’ will continue in full, further along.
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We did. And we still are !
The pitch was ‘cutting up’ at full time on Saturday
Nick Bruzon
BrentfordFC 
If The Tractor Boys thought it was bad then there really is a problem .
Seriously though at the early stages of this completion clubs at all levels often rest a number of players and if the condition of the pitch is a concern then Andre should not be the only player to be ‘rested’ to prevent risk of injury .