Heritage

Looking back at the Bees

Bees United is now the lawful custodian of the Brentford FC collection of items, programmes and overall archive. We are building completely new catalogues for all the items and objects. We are building the BU collection too. More news to follow and we will keep you posted

Our Heritage Articles

HOW THE ‘BARD OF BRENTFORD’ SANG ABOUT LIONEL ROAD 17 YEARS AGO

A new generation of Bees fans are now hearing the Brentford anthems of singer-songwriter Robb Johnson. BU Chairman Stewart Purvis discovered Robb was singing about Lionel Road a decade and half ago.

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JAZZ CLUB SWINGS OUT IN STYLE

The Griffin Park Jazz Club has played its last set at The Hive, held its last raffle and rattled its last collecting tin. Now it looks for a new venue.

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PLAYERS’ MEMORIES OF GRIFFIN PARK

On May 2nd 2020 when Brentford should have been playing Barnsley in the last scheduled league game at Griffin Park, former and current players posted their own tributes to the old ground.

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MY TRIBUTE TO GRIFFIN PARK BY RASMUS ANKERSEN

Brentford FC's Co-Director of Football, Rasmus Ankersen, has posted a tribute to Griffin Park. It appeared as a stream of tweets from @RasmusAnkersen on the day that was meant to be Brentford's last home league game against Barnsley.His tribute was warmly welcomed by Bees fans and Ras has kindly given permission for it to appear...

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HOW BEES FANS CREATED AN ELECTION SHOCK THAT LED TO LIONEL ROAD

When you next look at Brentford's new stadium remember these extraordinary events that eventually led to its construction.

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THE FACES OF GRIFFIN PARK ARE SAFELY RECORDED ON FILM

Brentford fans are beginning to realise they may never see another league match at Griffin Park but all aspects of our famous old ground have been captured on film.

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Heritage

Our Heritage Articles

HOW THE ‘BARD OF BRENTFORD’ SANG ABOUT LIONEL ROAD 17 YEARS AGO

JAZZ CLUB SWINGS OUT IN STYLE

PLAYERS’ MEMORIES OF GRIFFIN PARK

MY TRIBUTE TO GRIFFIN PARK BY RASMUS ANKERSEN

HOW BEES FANS CREATED AN ELECTION SHOCK THAT LED TO LIONEL ROAD

THE FACES OF GRIFFIN PARK ARE SAFELY RECORDED ON FILM