Thomas Frank’s speech inside the Brentford dressing room after their win over Wolverhampton Wanderers has got fans talking.
On Saturday afternoon, Brentford produced a five-star performance as they ran out 5-3 winners over Wolves at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Nathan Collins, Bryan Mbeumo, Christian Norgaard, Ethan Pinnock and Fabio Carvalho were the scorers for the Bees while Matheus Cunha, Jorgen Strand Larsen and Rayan Ait-Nouri were on the scoresheet for the visitors.
After the match, the Brentford social media account posted a video of manager Frank’s speech from inside the dressing room.
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The Dane said: “Well done. Never ever take for granted winning in the Premier League, in many ways has been very, very, very dominant game.
“But we created loads of chances, opportunities and then scoring five goals in crazy.”
Frank continued: “Course, we need to defend better when we look at it. We don’t give much away, we’re giving less away than we did against West Ham and we conceded three goals.
“That is also football. But, let’s have it as a big, big indicator. Let’s take all the positives with us. I like it, I like it, get the music going okay, boys!”
Reacting on social media, one fan said: “He’s so good at that, making an average Brentford look like a super team!”
Another tweeted: “Very calm and pointing out the mistakes that needs to be checked.”
A third fan added: “Hes such a good and underrated coach man, he’s definitely going to coach a bigger team soon.”
Someone else wrote: “This is a monumentally morale booster talk.”
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A fifth commented: “This is the epitome of a great coach. Understands they won the game but not as convincingly as the scoreline suggests, brings his players back down to earth and then allows them to celebrate.”
As a result of the win, Brentford climbed to ninth place in the Premier League table.
Speaking after the match, Frank said: “Offensively, wow! Unbelievable. It seems like we created a chance every time we went forward. Our set-pieces were such a threat as well. Defensively, I’m mostly angry about the first goal. We can and need to do better.”