Brentford's coach is highly motivated, delivering powerful remarks ahead of their Premier League away match against Manchester United tonight.
Keith Andrews, Brentford's coach, urged his players to boldly launch attacks in order to secure a win over the "Red Devils," Manchester United, in the English Premier League this Monday night.
Manchester United has improved significantly under Michael Carrick's management and appears poised to return to the Champions League, while Brentford has never won at Old Trafford in four Premier League visits since their promotion in 2021, losing every match. Their last win there was in 1937 in the old First Division.
However, Andrews believes his players should hold their heads high and attack Manchester United to overturn this record.
"Old Trafford is a special place to play football, given the history of the stadium and the club."
"I think it ranks among the clubs where, as a player, you want to test yourself, considering the environment, the team you face, and each opponent you'll encounter."
"It's truly a tough test for us to face a team that's playing well and performing excellently. Clearly, they have been very effective under Carrick's management during this period."
"I think this is a game where we should attack and hold our heads high to face the challenge, and it's been a long time since we've done that there."
"We need to approach this game the same way we approach every match. We know their strengths; they have many outstanding players we must try to stop."
"We are in a good position, but we are not satisfied with where we are, and we want to move forward."