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

Griffin Park We’re saying goodbye

We asked if the Brentford FC Drone might be able to go and have a look as the final chapter of Braemar Road unravels - our huge thanks to Trevor Inns

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THE MAN WHOSE DAD PLAYED FOR BRENTFORD AND WEST HAM

As we await the imminent visit of West Ham Utd to the Gtech, Geoff Buckingham was lucky enough to catch Bill Dare in an interview about his Dad, the late Brentford and West Ham star, Billy Dare.

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KNOW YOUR ENEMY

BU Commissioning Editor, Greville Waterman discusses who is Brentford’s biggest local rival

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GEORGE PARSONAGE

As we eagerly await next month’s encounter with our near neighbours and rivals, Fulham, who, through gritted teeth we have to congratulate for how well they have performed this season, Dave Vernacular tells the story of a former player from both teams who aroused great controversy at the time.

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REMEMBERING HARRY CURTIS, ‘THE GUVNOR’, 22 JANUARY 1890 – 30 JANUARY 1966

Matthew Benham has always been aware of the significance of the man who last took Brentford to the top division. Matthew once said that success in the 1930s and 40s 'can be largely attributed to one man – Harry Curtis'. So on the anniversary of his death who exactly was...

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TWO VERY BRENTFORD FUNERALS

Mourners in Brentford shirts and scarves, a Club flag on the coffin, an in-person tribute from the Chairman plus 'Hey Jude' and even 'Freed from Desire'. BU Board members Ron Cooper and Keith MacInnes report on the funeral of Bob Winstanley . We also report on the funeral of Derek...

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Heritage

Our Heritage Articles

Griffin Park We’re saying goodbye

THE MAN WHOSE DAD PLAYED FOR BRENTFORD AND WEST HAM

KNOW YOUR ENEMY

GEORGE PARSONAGE

REMEMBERING HARRY CURTIS, ‘THE GUVNOR’, 22 JANUARY 1890 – 30 JANUARY 1966

TWO VERY BRENTFORD FUNERALS