Our loyal supporters have played a key role in helping the Bees make an unbeaten start to the 2013/14 season and at the club we not only recognise this, we want to reward it. Therefore we’re offering under-14s the chance to cheer on the Bees for just £1 against Salisbury City and Wrexham. This is […]
To celebrate signing over 1,000 members, Barnet Football Club are proud to reward our supporters with the launch of the all new “Five at The Hive” promotion! This superb mix of exciting special offers is designed to reward your loyalty with discounts that will benefit all age’s right across our fan base. This fantastic promotion
The Dutchman’s side went behind within two minutes before they conceded two sloppy goals after Curtis Weston made it 1-1. Goals from Marciano Mengerink and Harry Crawford late on saw the Bees level but had they not made individual errors they could have secured all three points. For a sneak peek of Davids’ post-match press
The Dutchman came of the bench to make it 3-2 and give the Bees a chance of a point against the Shots. With three minutes remaining that point was secured when Harry Crawford scrambled the ball home to make it 3-3. Mengerink’s first-team opportunities have been limited so far this season so he was pleased
The forward has been in stunning form so far this season scoring five goals to help the Bees remain near the top of the Skrill Premier table. Hyde was however forced off in Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Lincoln City but he hopes to make a speedy return to action. Despite being ruled out of last
OK, so most of Barnet’s problems last night were self-inflicted, but in the closing stages the formation, with the introduction of substitutes, the Bees went increasingly offensive and for innovation and inventiveness, a draw and a point, when all seemed to be lost, is a fair enough reward. High scoring matches are always thought to
Barnet came from 3-1 down to secure 3-3 draw against Aldershot Town at the Recreation Ground. The home side took the lead after just two minutes through Brett Williams but the Bees made a blistering start to the second period and pulled level through Curtis Weston. Two costly defensive mistakes saw the home side race
17.09.2013 Aldershot Town v Barnet 3-3 (1-0) Attn: 1,740 (Away: 157) Goals: 1-0 Brett Williams ‘3 1-1 Curtis Weston ’57 2-1 Emmanuel Oyeleke ’64 3-1 Brett Williams ’69 3-2 Marciano Mengerink ’78 3-3 Harry Crawford ’88 Line-up: Graham Stack Andy Yiadom David Stephens Anthony Acheampong (Villa ’73) Elliot Johnson Ahmed Abdulla (Mengerink ’74) Mark Byrne
Introduction • Barnet face Aldershot tonight at the Recreation Ground. • Last time out the Bees were left stunned as Jon Nolan secured a point for Lincoln City at The Hive in the 95th minute. • Aldershot played on Friday night and they secured a second successive win to move into a positive points tally.
Barnet were denied three points in the 95th minute as Jon Nolan volleyed home to earn Lincoln City a 1-1 draw at The Hive. The Bees led through a stunning opener from Keanu Marsh-Brown who took on four players before rounding the keeper and thumping the ball home. The away side responded well but Edgar
