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- How Rebecca Teale turned injury into strength at Brentford
- Inside the Journey: Luka Bentt and Dango Ouattara in conversation
- Analysis: Kelleher, Ouattara and Thiago shine in West Ham win
- Caoimhín Kelleher: The Instincts of the Irish
- South London Reserves 2 Brentford Women B 2: Robertson and Holguin strikes end season with draw
- Millwall Lionesses 1 Brentford Women 3: Sangha brace sees Bees end LSE Premier Division season with win
- Dasilva reflects on emotional return to the pitch
- Brentford flying - but will sixth be good enough for Champions League?
- Brentford will keep pushing for special season - Andrews
- Brentford 3 West Ham 0: Thiago scores 25th goal of the season in impressive Bees win
- Hull City U18s 0 Brentford U18s 3: Nwosu and Kasujja goals end PDL season with a win
- Confirmed team news: Brentford unchanged as Janelt returns to squad for West Ham fixture
- Everton U21s 4 Brentford U21s 2: 10-man Bees knocked out of PDL play-offs in quarter-finals
- Match Preview: Millwall Lionesses v Brentford Women
- Brentford v West Ham United team news: Dasilva, Henderson, Henry and Janelt injury update
- Brentford v West Ham United matchday guide
- Match Preview: Brentford v West Ham United
- APRIL 2026
- Match Preview: Brentford Under-21s travel to Everton in PDL play-off quarter-final
- FPL Scout: Gameweek 35 hints, tips and advice
- Bees, Battles, Buckets & Ballot Boxes
- The ABeeC election campaign
- BU 2026 SURVEY RESULTS
- Garrincha – one of Brazil’s greatest, at Griffin Park
- Brentford FC v Botafogo FC
- First experiences on the BU Board
- Jensen nominated for Premier League Goal of the Month
- Brentford v West Ham: Opposition insight from Standard Sport’s Sam Tabuteau
- Brentford U17s 2 Leyton Orient U17s 4: 10-man Bees lose Arsenal Academy Cup final
- Analysis: Thiago kept quiet as Brentford held again
- Veteran defender Craig retires aged 40
- Brentford B take on PSG in Robert Rowan fixture
- Back Haaland and Semenyo to shine at Chelsea - FPL team of the week
- EASTER 2026
- Resurrection at the GTech – what a season!
- Griffin Park Press Box team reunited
- No VAR error but Brentford denied penalty v Wolves - panel
- Brentford analysis: Bees running out of sting?
- Thiago and Rayan receive first Brazil call-ups
- Brentford, the World Cup and an itch to return to Gaelic football
- 'I could never sit still' - how two games a weekend set Collins up for success
Brentford Football Club was founded on 10 October 1889. The club was established following a meeting of local sports enthusiasts at the Oxford and Cambridge Public House in Brentford, aimed at creating a permanent football team to utilize a new recreation ground.
“The Brentford Football And Sports Club” (1901): Around 1901, the club was registered as a limited liability company under this expanded name during the Southern League era.
“The Bees” (Most common nickname, 1894–present): This nickname originated during the 1894/95 season due to a media misinterpretation of a school chant, “Buck up Bs!” (referring to Borough Road College), which was misheard as “Buck up bees!”.
“The Bs” (Original nickname, 1894–1895): This was the very first variation of the nickname, taken from the initials of the Borough Road College students’ chant before it evolved into “Bees”.
1889–1904: Various local grounds (Clifden Road, Benns Field, Shotters Field, Cross Roads, York Road).
1904–2020: Griffin Park.
2020–present: Gtech Community Stadium.
