When my team Nottingham Forest build The new Peter Taylor Main Stand a sensory room will be in there too! Great idea!

I think St Mary’s in Southampton were the first and I’ve seen Spurs’ first hand in the Paxton. My son is autistic so we might one day get him to N17.

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This happened to coventry city, Highfield Road and ricoh arena. Although I still think you bees will make it to the big time come the end of the season.

The new ground is like right next to Griffin Park so I think fans would still go to those places

Isn't this right next to Griffin Park? Surely you can still go to those pubs.

@@Upsurging93 Coventry sold Highfield Rd and moved to a stadium that they didn't own so they're now screwed. I think Brentford own the new stadium, they're not renting it surely?

@@thefivepoints my point wasnt about owning the stadium. We used to own the stadium but got into financial difficulty and issues with the owners. My point refered to the original comment, which was about the stadiums location and the lack of care about the fans.

Such a shame you couldn’t have the new stadium in the prem. Good Luck in the future

@@atay-kam greetings from the future

@@theee219 😂😂😂

He meant for the rules and regulations grounds have to adhere to in Premier League. It has stricter requirements.

Building it for the prem has nothing to do with the capacity. It’s the quality of the facilities that need to adhere to premier league standards.

@@adamsutter5336 and where did u here that lol, I’ve been to prem grounds that are similar states to Griffin park, when my team qpr went up we didn’t need to build a new stadium, we were fine with our 100 year old ground so that makes no sense

@@bezer5901 Griffin Park still had standing instead of seats in some areas, not allowed in the premier league or even the championship (Brentford had to get wavers from the EFL). Stadiums also require media rooms that need to adhere to Prem standards, Griffin Park's did not. Prem stadiums also need to have acceptable facilities for disabled supporters, Griffin Park didn't. When Brentford first got into the playoffs in 2015 the club was in talks with other clubs (Tottenham, Fulham, Wembley Stadium) about sharing a ground if they were to get promoted as Griffin Park would not have been accepted. Your stadium may be 100 years old but clearly the facilities of the ground have been updated to be acceptable to Prem requirements.

@@bezer5901 And show me where in the rule book it says clubs must have a certain capacity to be in the premier league. And when you find that rule you'll find it is no more than what Bournemouth has (which was less than the capacity at Griffin Park).

If someone isn't sat there it looks like from a far that all seats are full

@@A.brentford should be filling the stadium anyway it's only small

Was gonna ask what the story is with the seats

I think they look nice as they r unique (not a bees fan)

Looks like Bradford

most genuine football fans feel so bad for west ham fans! what they did to you guys was disgusting !

Its really simple. Mic is either on auto or its turned up too loud

I'm a footy fan but live very close to a Premiership rugby ground, have to admit that I've never been tempted to go and watch a game...despite having friends who are season ticket holders there and being able to hear the crowd from my garden (or sticking my head out of a window) when a match is being played. Where I live there is a bit of snobbiness between followers of football and rugby, which is a bit pointless as both are great sports, and it seems like most people follow one or the other. It will be interesting to see how the ground share works, or if Irish actually get to add some of their branding to the stadium, hope both teams and their fans enjoy the ground and use it as a springboard to success.

So you choose what teams you like based on their stadiums? Sad

Looks shit

Why did you put the flag of Yemen in your comment.

I have to amit..if that my was teams new ground.....I would be hugely disappointed.

doesnt matter when they are full up

Poopey fan

Jacob Aveyard it won’t be because Brentford aren’t in the Prem and EA Sports haven’t got full rights for the Championship.

Lads I Think You Need To Fix The Video Title Though

It's the colour of bees, isn't it? Black, white, red, yellow...

They need to convince London Irish to play in red and white.

It's that shape because of limited space. If you look at an aerial view it will make sense.

The changing room area had a bit of a hospital feel to it, pretty anaemic, but I am sure the ground will look far more Brentford once the branding and history are on display. Loved the touch with recycling the bricks, that was clever, not something I have seen in any other stadium.

I think that the person giving the tour said that they didn’t put a lot of the branding up at that time. I bet if you went now there would be decals and branding everywhere.

I sincerely hope they’ve addressed this in time for this season. Can understand holding off on sponsor-related branding but its borderline inexcusable that there’s nothing Brentford anywhere you look. Just blank granite.

It get's cold here in the UK, I went to LA Galaxy's stadium a few years back and all the concourses are in the open.

Tom yes he says that in the interview.

We're in the championship what do you expect

But if the club has aspirations to be a premiership team it needs a decent-sized stadium.

@@barmybee61 Tell that to Bournemouth

So you aspire to be Bournemouth? Wow . I'd like to think the Bees could become a big team with a big stadium. The fact Brentford chose to build a smallish stadium shows a lack of ambitiion. Or the local authority wouldn't allow a bigger stadium.

@@barmybee61 Why does the capacity even matter? The facilities alone are better than a lot of Premier League stadiums. Everything in the ground is state of the art, but you're looking at capacity.

It’s tiny 😂

The Boat Race finish line isn't far from the stadium a mile or two east along the river. There are a few pubs and restaurants along the river with the same name.

It is a reference to the Oxford & Cambridge pub near Kew Bridge where the meeting took place in 1889 that led to the formation of the club.

@@davidmurray8047 Thanks. I'd forgotten that.

Thats what west ham said now look at them...