Lewis-Potter's 'transition' - has it been under the radar?published at 12:28 24 April


We asked you to tell us one thing - good or bad - that is currently going under the radar at Brentford.
Here are some of your comments:
Joe: Keane Lewis-Potter - he struggled to make an impact in his first few seasons but he has really stepped up as a left wing-back this season. Given he was signed as an attacker, his transition to a more defensive role has been surprisingly strong. He is now one of the first names on the teamsheet and he is playing well. Nobody outside Brentford seems to be aware of this though, with all the attention (for good reason) on Mbeumo and Wissa. I think it's time KLP was shown some of the same love.
Cam: What a great job Thomas Frank has done in transforming Keane Lewis-Potter from a striker/winger to a full-back - and how he has made the position his own this season.
Evan: Keano has had a fantastic transformation into a right-back. I can see him ripping defences apart for many years, especially with someone like Marcus Rashford as the central attacker at the Gtech.
Ian: Pundits predicted that Brentford would struggle without Ivan Toney. However, Mbeumo and Wissa are creating their own Brentford history. With five games still to play, both of the above names could reach or surpass the 20-goal mark for the season. It proves that Brentford's recruitment over recent years has found two more proven goalscorers.
Chris: Losing both Mbeumo and Wissa at the same time is becoming ever more worrying. We know Mbeumo will most likely leave us, but to lose Wissa at the same time is too awful to think about. But, whatever happens, breaking up this amazing partnership will be a sad day for both us and the two best friends.
Andy: The article a couple of weeks ago about goalkeeper rankings omitted to mention that Brentford have one of the best goalkeepers in Europe, once again demonstrating the club's ability to have a succession plan when selling our best players to big clubs. Being a 'selling club' is one thing, but being consistently good at it is quite another!
