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BEES FAN AUDREY BOOKS HER SEAT

By Tom Blackett
CHAMPIONSHIP
BRENTFORD fan Audrey Baker has purchased the first seat at the Bees’ new stadium – and plans to take in the first game just after her 100th birthday!
The 98-year-old has snapped up a seat at the Brentford Community Stadium, which is due to open in the summer of 2020.
Ealing - born Audrey first went to Griffin Park with her father in the 1930s and lists Dai Hopkins and the prolific goalscorer Jack Holliday as her favourite players of yesteryear.
She became Patron of the club’s “Babees”, “Bee Team” and “Juniors&rdquo...

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