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Bees make Premier League games more affordable for young fans
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BRENTFORD have launched a new initiative to make it more affordable for young fans to attend Premier League games.
The Gen10 scheme will see junior travelling supporters pay no more than £10 to watch the team in action on the road.
And rival clubs’ away fans, who are under the age of 18, will pay the same price to watch their side play at the Brentford Community Stadium.
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