Charlie, a 21-year-old defender, has played the majority of his football in a Watford shirt, having started with their Under-18 side. In November 2018, Rowan joined QPR and has since signed a contract extension which will keep the defender at Loftus Road until 2020. Capable of playing both central defence and full-back, Charlie has been […]
The applause will take place on Monday the 25th as we welcome Torquay to The Hive, and we urge both sets of supporters to take your seats just a couple of minutes early to pay your respects prior to kick-off. Junior represented the Bees on 39 occasions during the 2002/03 season, scoring 19 goals along
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Ticket details for the league clash are as follows: Adult: £19 Over 65/Under 21: £14 Over 80/Under 18: £8 Barnet fans will be situated in the bkoncepts Stand. Advance ticket sales are available up until midnight prior to kick-off. To buy online, click HERE.
August so far… Tough start? What tough start? When Barnet fans got their August fixtures, they might well have been battening down the hatches. But Darren Currie has took it on the chin and returned an impressive eight points from their opening five games – not bad going! Currie Corner… It was the same old
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The hosts went behind twice but goals from Jack Taylor and Simeon Akinola sealed a draw. Currie praised his side for levelling the scores on two occasions but gave a brutally honest assessment of the overall performance. “Our general play was OK, we had enough ball and we had enough attacking opportunities but we’re just
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The 21-year-old netted a wondergoal to equalise proceedings on five minutes before Simeon Akinola bagged his fourth of the season from the spot in the second half to make it 2-2. It was the perfect way to mark 100 games, but Taylor admitted he had no idea about his achievement until the warm-up. “I didn’t
Spireites debutant Mike Fondop netted either side of a Jack Taylor wonder-strike before Simeon Akinola’s second-half penalty sealed the draw. The Bees made two changes from the side that lost 1-0 at home to Dover Athletic on Tuesday night as Dan Sparkes and Andre Boucaud replaced Ricardo Santos and David Tutonda. As for the visitors,
Darren Currie’s side will be looking to return to winning ways after falling to a 1-0 defeat at home to Dover Athletic on Tuesday night, courtesy of a late Inih Effiong winner. The Opposition The past couple of seasons have seen Chesterfield follow a very similar path to the Bees. Both sides endured relegation from
