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GIVE US A BEE – IN FAC T, GIVE US THREE!

Brentford trio of Dean, Jota and Colin join the exodus to the Second City

By John Wragg

EXCLUSIVE
THANKS to Harry Redknapp’s hive of activity on transfer deadline day, there are Bees everywhere in Birmingham.
Redknapp paid a club record £6.5m for stylish attacking midfielder Jota, £2.5m for raiding right-back Maxime Colin and £2m for central defender Harlee Dean – all of them from Brentford.
But that’s not the end of it. Scott Hogan, a £12m buy from Brentford last season, was already at Aston Villa on the other side of the city.
And who was playi...

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