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The return of Ivan Toney to the Brentford squad has handed the Bees a much-needed boost in the second half of the campaign.
Brentford looked likely to be sucked into a relegation battle during the final month of the campaign but are now 13 points above the bottom three with one game left to play.
The London outfit host Newcastle United on May 19 for their final Premier League clash of the season with nothing left to play for.
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About Brentford
The story of Brentford dates back to 1889, and this came in the aftermath of a meeting at the Pavilion of the Oxford and Cambridge Public House, adjacent to Kew Bridge. It was here that it was agreed that a football club should be set up to make full use of the land for sporting purposes.
Brentford played its first game in November 1889, and they were initially very successful in County FA Cup competitions during the late Victorian era, as they won the Middlesex Junior Cup in 1894, as well further victories in the Middlesex Senior and London Senior Cups four years later.
Anyway, the move to Griffin Park came in 1904, and since then, it has been renowned for having a boisterous crowd, although it is one of the smaller grounds in the Premier League capacity wise.
Frank is the current incumbent in the Brentford dugout, and he has overlooked both of his side’s involvement in the Premier League. Last season, the Bees finished ninth, and they will be looking perhaps to move up a spot or two.
The loss of Toney for a gambling-related suspension means Brentford will have to pick up the slack in front of goal until he returns in January, although he could move on when the transfer window reopens in the New Year.
Of course, cup success would be nice, but they crashed out of the FA Cup in the third round stage, and perhaps they may put all their eggs into one basket — the Premier League — and try to break into the top six, which would secure European football in the form of the Europa League.
Brentford is more than the sum of their parts, and they are exciting to watch under Frank. With a few summer signings under their belt, Brentford will be raring for the new season to get underway.
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