Brentford launches new series of Thousands of Stories

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·13 de maio de 2025

Brentford launches new series of Thousands of Stories

Brentford has launched the next series of Thousands of Stories, a collection of short films sharing the stories of the club’s community.

After two seasons focusing on staff and fans, season three consists of four films that focus on the club’s value of togetherness.

This year’s stories take an intimate look into the personal lives of our players, and the relationships that strengthen them.

Last year, the club’s series was awarded a Broadcast Sport Award for Short Form Content of the Year, defeating strong competition from the likes of Tottenham Hotspur’s viral player arrival videos and Andy Murray Farewell: Wimbledon.

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Thousands of Stories tells the tales of the people that make up Brentford. Every story is important and unique and makes the club what it is today.

To play for Brentford is to build a unique connection to a special club. For series three of Thousands of Stories, the club had unprecedented access into our players’ private moments when they discussed how Brentford has shaped their lives, and the lives of their loved ones.

Series three begins with The Bromance, where players Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa chat about how they uplift and support each other through their friendship and have built a relationship that means more than just goals and assists.

The film will be released at 7pm, Wednesday 14 May on our website and you can watch the trailer below.

Three further films from Thousands of Stories will be released across the next three weeks:

A Brentford love story (21 May) – Former Brentford centre-backs, Karleigh and Armanda Osborne, remember their playing days where their love blossomed. The pair meet in the Griffin Pub to for an honest conversation about their playing careers, Karleigh’s career as Brentford Women coach and how they’ve balanced family life and the beautiful game
From Bucheon to Brentford (28 May) – Player Ji-soo Kim and Brentford’s now head of individual player development Steven Pressley both left South Korea and Scotland at a young age to pursue a career in football. Over a Korean barbeque, they unpack Ji’s move to Brentford and how the club has come to feel like home
My Boy, Rico (4 June) – Fiona Henry has watched her son, Rico Henry, achieve his dream of becoming a professional footballer. Together, they look back at how far their family has come in a world where success doesn’t come without its challenges

Thomas Frank, head coach, said: “Togetherness is one of this club’s greatest strengths. All our players, coaches and staff know how important it is to be part of this community, it lifts us up and helps us to achieve every day.

“There are so many great stories from all over the club. These films show just some of them and highlight the ways in which togetherness can help us meet our challenges. You need love and support around you to be successful, to be happy, and to be the best version of yourself on and off the pitch. At Brentford, we do everything we can to give that to our players, fans and staff, which is why this club is special in so many ways.”

Find out more about Thousands of Stories.