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The 17-year-old linked up with the young Bees from the Owls alongside Isaac Holland and has made 26 appearances so far this season for Neil MacFarlane's team.

It’s going to be a good game against a tough team, but every game is tough and you never know what to expect. The likes of Ulsan Hyundai, AIK Fotboll and Halmstads BK all provided brilliant challenges for the young players out in the Algarve which Tony was pleased to take on. I tried to stay on the last line and in my head I’m thinking that nothing is going to happen for me because they’re sat back. “The Atlantic Cup, against the first team (Ulsan Hyundai) they just kept passing and passing and my quads were done,” smiled Tony. As well as support each other on the pitch, they also like to analyse their games and learn together. When you play for Brentford, you’ve got to run a lot and work hard for the team.” It helps a lot knowing that you can go into the game knowing you can trust the players. To find out what he thinks that I could have done or what I think Isaac could have done. You have to focus on the future and I’m the only person that can make it happen.” You have to take it on the chin. Off target, out of 20 shots there would maybe be seven on target with no goals, but you can see a big difference from the start of the season to now where I’ve done the techniques over and over again. “I was surprised (in pre-season.) Gilbz’s finishing is a joke, and we have some really good players like Trev and Tristan.