Cybereagles

Griffin Park, the home of Brentford City Football Club, the venue of the infamous "Brentford Massacre", in which Ghana defeated arch rival, Nigeria 4-1 closed down today with the 2nd leg of the championship play offs between Brentford and Swansea, ending 3-1 in favour of the home side.
Good riddance to bad rubbish!

Chelsea had to play an FA Cup tie there ...rubbish stadium.

Hope they make it to EPL probably against Fulham...their new stadium looks really good.

sigh...i was there that night in sub-zero temperatures!! When the bredas started singing "nigeria, everything scatter, scatter", no one tell me to take my #$% home!! Full time no see me for that damn stadium! Their new stadium is literally a mile up the road from the old one right by Kew Bridge station which is the next station up from Brentford train station!

Benedict Iroha wrote:Chelsea had to play an FA Cup tie there ...rubbish stadium.

Hope they make it to EPL probably against Fulham...their new stadium looks really good.

Bros is this the new stadium?
Where parking in this place?

Not laughing in Brentford anymore, Ayew?

The Breda had a very poor game too. Falling all over the place, looking for cheap fowls and penalties that were not given.

He rightly got a yellow card for all his hollering at the referee all game long.

Add to the fact that he missed a penalty in the first leg, the whole thing was very belle-sweetening!

Eclipse wrote:sigh...i was there that night in sub-zero temperatures!! When the bredas started singing "nigeria, everything scatter, scatter", no one tell me to take my #$% home!! Full time no see me for that damn stadium! Their new stadium is literally a mile up the road from the old one right by Kew Bridge station which is the next station up from Brentford train station!

I was there. What a crazy game. It started about 30 minutes late as I recall. Perhaps longer. And Ghanaian fans were running onto the pitch each time their team scored with no stewards in sight. It was like they weren't used to winning.

On the bus ride home, the driver saw me waring my Nigeria jersey, and told me he went to school with Kanu. Sure, buddy!

The YeyeMan wrote:

Eclipse wrote:sigh...i was there that night in sub-zero temperatures!! When the bredas started singing "nigeria, everything scatter, scatter", no one tell me to take my #$% home!! Full time no see me for that damn stadium! Their new stadium is literally a mile up the road from the old one right by Kew Bridge station which is the next station up from Brentford train station!

I was there. What a crazy game. It started about 30 minutes late as I recall. Perhaps longer. And Ghanaian fans were running onto the pitch each time their team scored with no stewards in sight. It was like they weren't used to winning.

On the bus ride home, the driver saw me waring my Nigeria jersey, and told me he went to school with Kanu. Sure, buddy!

He meant Mazi Kanu, not King Kanu.

The YeyeMan wrote:

Eclipse wrote:sigh...i was there that night in sub-zero temperatures!! When the bredas started singing "nigeria, everything scatter, scatter", no one tell me to take my #$% home!! Full time no see me for that damn stadium! Their new stadium is literally a mile up the road from the old one right by Kew Bridge station which is the next station up from Brentford train station!

I was there. What a crazy game. It started about 30 minutes late as I recall. Perhaps longer. And Ghanaian fans were running onto the pitch each time their team scored with no stewards in sight. It was like they weren't used to winning.

On the bus ride home, the driver saw me waring my Nigeria jersey, and told me he went to school with Kanu. Sure, buddy!

...black or white driver? if na black guy could be true then since Kanu did his schooling in Nigeria, and the Nigerian may have emigrated to the UK since then

The YeyeMan wrote:

Eclipse wrote:sigh...i was there that night in sub-zero temperatures!! When the bredas started singing "nigeria, everything scatter, scatter", no one tell me to take my #$% home!! Full time no see me for that damn stadium! Their new stadium is literally a mile up the road from the old one right by Kew Bridge station which is the next station up from Brentford train station!

I was there. What a crazy game. It started about 30 minutes late as I recall. Perhaps longer. And Ghanaian fans were running onto the pitch each time their team scored with no stewards in sight. It was like they weren't used to winning.

On the bus ride home, the driver saw me waring my Nigeria jersey, and told me he went to school with Kanu. Sure, buddy!

I remember Ayo Akinfe warning us after visiting both camps before the game. He said the SE were lackadaisical, while the Ghanaians were preparing for the match as if their lives depended on it.