Brentford made it two wins on the bounce as a much-changed side comfortably saw off Bournemouth 2–0 in the League Cup. Coming just days after the impressive Premier League victory over Aston Villa, Thomas Frank rang the changes but the Bees still looked sharp and in control throughout, with goals securing safe passage into the hat for the second round.

Dave ‘Laney’ Lane was at the Vitality Stadium to get the reaction from the travelling Brentford fans, who were buzzing with the performance, the squad depth on display, and the professional way the Bees took care of business on the South Coast.

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Brentford bounced back in style at the Gtech, putting last week’s poor showing firmly behind them with a hard-fought 1–0 win over Aston Villa.

Club-record signing Dango Ouattara made an instant impact on his debut, scoring the decisive goal after just 12 minutes and setting the tone for a much-improved Bees performance.

The team looked sharper, more disciplined, and far more cohesive, giving Keith Andrews his first Premier League win as Brentford boss.

Straight after the whistle, Billy “The Bee” Grant caught up with both Brentford and Villa fans to capture the raw post-match emotions.

From relief and pride among the home supporters to frustration in the Villa camp, this episode dives into the key moments, tactical tweaks, and the buzz around a debut goal that could mark the start of something special for Brentford.

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Billy “The Bee” Grant, Dave “Laney” Lane, Lewis Sherlock Holmes and Ali Mullalley hit The Steam Packet in Kew to rip into where it all went wrong against Forest.

Bees and Forest Fans give raw post-match reactions, JB drops new-season facts & funk, and Matt The Allard names the XI he’d have picked against Forest.

The crew give their strongest Brentford XI this season assuming no injuries and strikes

Jacob from Bees Breakdown delivers the hard stats on Forest and Villa, while Mark “Hatchet” Goodwin gives the inside scoop on what to expect from Unai Emery’s side

Big opinions. Big debates. Big Bees energy.

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There has been so much Bees news this week we had to split the podcast in two.

The Beesotted crew of Billy The Bee Grant, Dave Laney Lane, Lewis Sherlock Holmes and Ali Mullalley hooked up a The Steam Packet in Strand on The Green, Kew to discuss all sorts.

In this episode, we review into the Forshaw v Wissa article that was written on Beesotted which highlighted and how player power has evolved over the years, with Wissa now the subject of a £40m tug-of-war as Newcastle up their bid to £35m plus add-ons.

We bust the 'Maupay return to Brentford' rumours, clear up the Kalimuendo-to-Forest links, and chat about new signing Ouattara.

Plus – Josh Da Silva keeps the No.10 shirt, digital season tickets land at the Gtech, and October’s fixtures against City, West Ham and Liverpool get shuffled.

In Episode Two we go deep on the Forest game and look ahead to Aston Villa.

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Billy The Bee Grant and Dave Laney Lane caught up with Talksport's Darren Bent and Jason Cundy as well as a variety of Premier League fans at the Talksport Live Fan Debate to get their thoughts on how their teams were shaping up as we approached the new Premier League Season

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The final whistle blew at the City Ground, and Brentford fans were left shaking their heads after a disappointing defeat to Nottingham Forest.

In this episode, we capture the raw emotion straight from the terraces and the pub, speaking to Bees supporters and Forest fans in the moments that matter most — right after the game and in the hours that follow.

There’s frustration, debate, and a real sense of questioning of where this team is heading this season although it’s early days still

Are Brentford simply undercooked after a stuttering start? Is it a case of being unprepared tactically and mentally for the challenges ahead? Or is there a more worrying truth: that the side might not be good enough to push on this season?

We don’t hold back, and neither do the fans we spoke to. From dissecting the performance on the pitch to reflecting on squad depth, injuries, and the big tactical calls, this is Brentford analysis as seen and felt from the stands.

Join us as we bring you the unfiltered voices of Bees supporters as well as Forest fans’ thoughts in thr match — the passion, the criticism, and the love for the club that always shines through, even on tough days like this.

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Football is back. And Brentford, according to opposition fans and the media, are all over the place. Fifth in line for for relegation according to the bookies. Nearly 50% of bets places by punters on the next relegated team going on Brentford

Our model has got a lot to prove to people this season. Will it hold up. Or will this be the season where finally, something has had to give

The Beesotted crew of Billy The Bee grant, Dave Laney Lane, Ai Mullalley and Gary GP Paul looked up pre season to chat all things Brentford. And there was a lot to chat about

Wissa's not on fire. Coz he's not even in the side. But will Yoanne get the move that he has gone on strike for or will Brentford hold firm? We've got a good idea where this one is going

Brentford's Womens team has had a huge upheaval with plenty of ins and outs and a new head coach - Carly Williams. What is on the horizon for the Women's team. Are they looking to make a huge step up. And what about the players who have left? Has their departure been done in a most un-Brentford way? Some people think so

Brentford's new digital ti getting system. Is it a pain in the arse or will it rid us off away fans in the home area. And why is ex Sun editor Kelvin McKenzie moaning about not being able got share his season ticket. We didnt even know he had one

Plus we look forward to the Forest game. Jacob Gowler from Bees Breakdown gives the a Bees preview as well as a lowdown on Forest

Matt from Forest Focus gives us his Forest preview

And JB gives us new season facts and funk

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The latest edition of the Beesotted Pride of West London podcast drops after Brentford wrapped up their preseason with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Bundesliga side Borussia Mönchengladbach. Goals from Fabio Carvalho and Mikkel Damsgaard gave Bees fans plenty to chew over as they gear up for the big Premier League kick-off at Nottingham Forest next weekend.

Recorded back in the boozer straight after the final whistle, Dave ‘Laney’ Lane is joined by Rob, Dutch, Jon, Sav and The Allard for an honest debrief. Was this performance a sign that Brentford are primed and ready? Or did the game raise more questions than answers?

The gang dig into player performances, tactical tweaks, fitness levels and squad depth… all while trying to gauge the mood heading into another Premier League campaign. Are they reassured, worried, impressed… or still none-the-wiser as to where Keith Andrews’ men stand?

Dave Lane

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With the new season rapidly approaching, there’s no shortage of drama in the world of Brentford FC — and the Beesotted Pride of West London podcast crew is back to break it all down. In this week’s episode, Dave ‘Laney’ Lane, Lewis ‘Sherlock’ Holmes, and Gary ‘GP’ Paul come together to unpack the latest news, transfer chatter, and media nonsense surrounding the Bees.

🚨 Mbeumo Joins Manchester United

It’s official: Bryan Mbeumo has joined Manchester United in a blockbuster £65 million deal — a figure that could rise to £71 million with add-ons. While the fee feels like good business for the Bees, the drama didn’t stop at the signing. Apparently, Manchester United weren’t too impressed with Brentford’s negotiation tactics — a claim that amused the panel no end. United not happy with tough negotiations? Hey ho!.

😤 Wissa Wants Out

Meanwhile, Yoane Wissa has reportedly downed tools and is refusing to train in a bid to force a move away from West London. Sources claim he’s returning to Jersey Road this week however — how thoughtful. Newcastle United remain strongly linked, with Saudi interest also growing. Wissa is said to be banking on previous verbal assurances from the club, while Brentford hold firm at a £50 million valuation. The club has made it clear: only one major sale this window, and that door is now closed.. unless the money is too much to ignore. But with fans growing frustrated and Wissa’s legacy under threat, the lads ask — has Wissa burned his bridges?

📉 Relegation Rhetoric

Pundits are already writing Brentford off this season, with gloomy predictions and relegation talk swirling. But is this media laziness or a genuine cause for concern? The panel has their say. Catch more on this in next week’s appearance by Dave Lane on The Overlap with Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes, where they will give their verdict on Brentford’s summer and survival hopes.

🇵🇹 Pre-Season in Portugal

The first friendly of the pre-season ended in a 1-1 draw with Gil Vicente.

• Aaron Hickey was the standout performer.
• 24 players were rotated in a match that showcased squad depth — or lack thereof up top.
• Nunes picked up a knock, suspected to be a hamstring issue.
• Donovan was handed a big opportunity to impress.

🏟️ Loftus Road Up Next

Brentford travel to Loftus Road this Saturday for a 3pm kick-off against QPR. As tradition dictates, the Bees will pay a charitable visit to their struggling local neighbours, giving their fans something to get briefly excited about.

🕊️ RIP Mark Lazarus

We also mark the passing of Brentford legend Mark Lazarus. The winger made 62 appearances and scored 20 goals before moving on to Crystal Palace. A true club great — rest in peace.

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Jordan Henderson spent 18 months at Ajax. Under his leadership he was five games away from winning the Dutch League.

Tom, Dutch Premier League commentator for Viaplay gives us his view on the ex Liverpool Captain and England International's move to Brentford as well as a lowdown on his time at Ajax

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