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TOP BEE RICO IS BUZZING TO BE BACK…

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Max Mathews
BRENTFORD’S Rico Henry credits a revamped mentality for his long-awaited return after successive serious injuries.
The left-back, who became Brentford’s most expensive teenager when he joined ex-Walsall manager Dean Smith at Griffin Park for £1.5m, has been plagued by recurring shoulder and knee issues.
Henry, 21, has been limited to just 21 appearances for the Bees across three seasons and insists he’s overhauled his mental approach to the game to try to stay fit in the future.
“It’s been a long journey back to the starting XI...

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