Barnet FC are delighted to announce that Martin Allen has signed a new contract with the club. Allen has been in charge of the Bees since March 2014, making him the 14th longest serving manager in the Football League. He is currently enjoying a fourth spell in the Barnet dugout, having saved the club from […]
Barnet FC are pleased to announce that Swansea City goalkeeper Josh Vickers has joined the club on a season long loan deal, subject to international clearance. The 20-year-old signed for the Swans in August 2015 from Arsenal, having played in the Gunners’ academy for 12 years. He spent time on loan at Essex clubs Canvey
Martin Allen feels that this weekend’s game against Oxford United will provide a good test for Barnet, with just a week to go until the season gets under way. Looking ahead to Saturday’s match, Martin said: “It’s a good measure for us – Oxford United were obviously promoted last year. “They had a fantastic season
Martin Allen believes that there are plenty of positives to take from the Bees’ 3-2 defeat to Eastleigh, despite the result. Speaking after the game, Barnet’s manager said: “I thought that the lads played pretty well – we were unlucky and two individual errors cost us dear. “But both of those were from young players.
Barnet manager Martin Allen was impressed by his side’s performance, following this afternoon’s 3-3 draw with Oxford United at The Hive. Speaking after the game, Martin said: “I thought it was a very good and entertaining match, for both sets of supporters and both sets of players. “I’m sure that Michael Appleton would say that
Skipper Michael Nelson admitted Barnet got exactly what they deserved on Saturday as Exeter City left The Hive 4-1 winners in EFL League Two. It had all begun so well for the Bees with John Akinde nodding home a Ryan Watson corner after 11 minutes to give Martin Allen’s men the ideal start. However, Jake
Martin Allen pulled no punches in his assessment of Barnet’s 4-1 home defeat to Exeter City on Saturday and took responsibility for the loss. The Bees made a bright start and went in front on 11 minutes when John Akinde nodded home Ryan Watson’s corner. But Barnet were unable to build on their advantage and,
Barnet could not build on a bright start against Exeter City at The Hive in EFL League Two on Saturday and, after going 1-0 up, lost 4-1 to the Grecians. The Bees went in front after 11 minutes when John Akinde nodded home from a corner. But just before half time Exeter levelled with a
There’s still time to secure your place on the South Terrace for Barnet’s next three home games at The Hive, starting with today’s EFL League Two clash against Exeter City, for as little as £1 per game! Tickets will be on sale at The Hive Ticket Office prior to this afternoon’s match. Concessions will pay just
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