SwissBlade
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Not heard this elsewhere, but looks like one or two of our idiots haven't been helping our reputation.
It should be noted that the Bee's Website has done its best to also state that Blades fans were generally well behaved, despite our large following.
http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/page/LatestNews/0,,10421~2658783,00.html?
Isolated incident, but needless to say, anyone with info should go to the Police.
It should be noted that the Bee's Website has done its best to also state that Blades fans were generally well behaved, despite our large following.
http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/page/LatestNews/0,,10421~2658783,00.html?
Brentford Football Club were saddened to hear of an injury suffered by a young supporter on their way home from Saturday's npower League One game against Sheffield United.
Following the defeat against The Blades, it is alleged a teenage Bees fan was attacked by a group of men singing Sheffield United songs at the junction of Ealing Road and the Great West Road at about 5.45pm.
The Brentford supporter, who was walking towards Ealing with friends, needed attention from an ambulance crew for a facial injury following the incident.
Mark Devlin, Brentford FC Chief Executive, said: "I have spoken to the family of the young supporter and they have told me he is on the mend.
"Brentford Football Club will do what it can to help him during his recovery.
"We were pleased to hear he is still planning to follow The Bees to Leyton Orient on Saturday."
Tony Ashley, Brentford FC Operations Manager, said: "From a safety and security point of view, Saturday went off very well.
"The crowd was much higher than our average and there was a large travelling contingent from Sheffield but there were no incidents in or around Griffin Park.
"Supporters were happily mixing in the pubs around the ground and we had no indication anything untoward had occurred.
"We were saddened to learn that it had."
Mark Devlin added: "Like everyone in football, we abhor all violence.
"We do not want anyone to leave Griffin Park and fear for their safety and will do all we can to make sure all supporters enjoy their day.
"The police forces in London and South Yorkshire are working to find those involved and we at Brentford Football Club will do all we can to help them."
Anyone who saw the incident should contact Ken White on [email protected].
Isolated incident, but needless to say, anyone with info should go to the Police.