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Thomas Frank takes to the room, after he just finished a meeting with the training staff, analysts and club performance manager Ben Ryan. The topic of the meeting was to discuss the next season, although there is a lot to play for it.

“I invited everyone to look a little in the season,” he says Sky Sports. “We looked at good parts of what we did this season, then we started looking at how to improve us.

“I know we have five games we go to, so I know this season can be good. It can be very good. It can be exceptional.”

Berostford are strangers to get a European end after a difficult weekend, although they did not play. If the eighth or ninth place is sufficient for continental football next season, they would have been affected by the late victory of Fulham and Breton, as well as Crystal Palace to reach the FA Cup final.

This means Thursday’s trip to Nottingham Forest, Live on Sky SportsIt is largely necessary if Princeford will remain in the race for Europe. “We need to have a result there,” says Brentard coach.

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“It is definitely a good season, whatever it is, of course it will be a little flat if we lose the last five! But we will not do it, I am completely sure of that!”

The bees travel alongside the forests that are subject to the season of their lives, although there are recent results in the results. If the Nuno Espirito Santo team won, they will go up to third – away from their position last season.

Thursday in The City Ground between the sixteenth and seventeenth teams in the English Premier League. Princeford ended seven points before the sides that were promoted to the first trip one year after their qualifying qualifiers in the championship in 2021.

Forest has a lot in its corner of Brentford – a huge mass base, heritage and a reputation with the date of winning European Cups during the reign of Brian Chloe. But is there any reason for Princeford not repeating the repetition of what Forest is currently doing in the near future?

“No,” the club coach says. “But I think you can only do that for one season.

“It is difficult. Do you want to be a European club, but what is the European club? Is this every year? If so, this depends on the size of the club, as the budget needs to be linked to some extent. Money talks.

“The good thing for us is culture, strategy, hard work, clear principles and gameplay – all those things that we do well. You can raise your level – and we have raised our level.

“But I think we can have one higher season. Then there will be others as it will be good – but not enough to pay to that supreme European company.”

One of the main singing of Frank is the need to “add layers” each season. “Whatever it’s,” he says. You hear the Danish coach saying this phrase a lot throughout the season. “It is difficult to move from A to B, it should be practical.

“We added layers in three of the four chapters in the Premier League. In the third season, we could have done so anyway, but the injuries hindered us.”

And those layers are clear on the field. First, Frank turned this season to return to the back only. He says, “I felt bored of playing back.”

But there are also individual signs of adding layers, not just mass growth. This did not notice how the new Brentard players tend to start slowly and then grow to become.

The transfer of Ken Luis Potter was worth 20 million pounds from Hull initially a waste of money, but he is now flourishing in the left back, even with Rico Henry Fires again. Kevin Schade is a much better player than his arrival two years ago, while Nathan Colines had a campaign for the first time in the recent period, but now it is the first name in the team paper.

“Two things are very important,” says Frank about this trend. “We have patience, a word you can not say much in football.

“You work with humans, and they are not robots. They need to feel confident and confident and all of that. Of course they need performance, but this patience is essential.

“We bought these players for some reason – because they are good enough and have shown it and more.

“The other thing is that we are really good in developing players!”

So who is the next in the list? Frank classified Igor Thiago, Fabio Carvalho and a team player, Yahr Yarmoliok as the next. “These can be the next three that lined up to give me headaches. This is the worst part of this function, I can only choose 11!”

But does any future success depend on preserving the best stars, most notably Brian Mbumo, who entered Ivan Tony, invalid by scoring 18 goals in the Premier League this season. “The count,” says Frank.

Princeford does not oppose the sale of the best talent as David Raya and Tony moved in recent years – but there is a difference with MBEUMO. The bees had already fell on Mark Felkin before Raya left for Arsenal, while Tony was not involved in the team when he left for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where Yoon Wesa was the focus of an internal blow.

“I am the main coach, I want to stay the best players forever,” says Frank. “I know that Brian is very happy with his presence here in Brentord, he flourishes, works well and plays wonderfully. What happens in the future? I don’t know.

“I have said several times: We are a sale club. But at the same time, we have to reinforce that there are 10 clubs in the world that do not sell clubs.

“Therefore, of course, if the right price – it will be expensive – I am sure that the club will be open for that. But I am very happy because he is here, and I am convinced that Brian will remain happy to play football here.”

But is there a point during the next few seasons where this could change? Frank replied, “Can there.” After all, Brighton – who sold hundreds of millions of talents, and most of them to Chelsea – decided last summer to preserve their stars – and invest nearly 200 million pounds in summer signatures.

“We are only a few years behind Brighton. About four years of this development, if we want to take them as an example,” says Frank.

“There were definitely positions in the past where we said no, when the clubs knocked on our door.

“I expect it to be the same in the future, where we say: No, we do not sell, we want to keep players and continue to develop the team, or not the time for the player to move to something different.

“We are in a wonderful time in the history of Brentford, I’m sure the fans are enjoying it and I definitely enjoy it. I think we can pay more, so we have to do it.”

There are signs that Princeford will be held again this summer, because MBEUMO is not the only player associated with a summer exit.

Forest made a MBEUMO partner in the crime of Wissa during the transfer window in January, while there was Bashdi’s interest from Borussia Dortmund. Sagas can resume in the summer.

Meanwhile, Flekken goalkeeper reports have linked to Bayer Leverkusen, while the shape of Mikkel Damsgaard – which has 10 passes bearing his name, the same balance of Bruno Fernandez and one more than Cole Palmer –

“If we sell any players, I expect it to be very little,” says Frank.

“This is a group where some of these players were together for some time, but there was also a change that I think is good and healthy.

“I expect more or less than the same team for the next season.”

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