We are delighted to announce that Barnet FC’s Ladies team have been successful in their application to join the Women’s Super League and have been granted a place in the FA WSL2. Barnet FC Ladies Director, Graham Slyper said, "We are delighted that London Bees have been invited to join WSL2. This marks a radical […]
Luke Gambin believes that Barnet will take all three points from the Sixfields Stadium on Saturday. The youngster has had a big impact since breaking into the first-team and last Saturday he provided the cross to Jake Hyde for the only goal of the match. Speaking at The Hive on Friday, Gambin stated that there
It would a tremendous achievement if Crewe Alexandra are able to put out a team made up entirely of home grown players in their last league game of the season this weekend. I haven’t heard it stated but I would imagine this is the dream shared by all those involved in the youth set-up at
Jake Hyde was delighted to give Underhill the send off it deserved as a dramatic Saturday afternoon saw the Bees clinch a 1-0 win over Wycombe Wanderers. The result also means that Edgar Davids’ side head into the final match of the 2012/13 season with their fate in their own hands. Speaking post-match, Hyde hailed
The Development Squad secured an excellent point away at Swansea City on Wednesday afternoon. The Swans started brightly with Henry Jones firing over the first chance of the match before Kenji Gorre almost got in behind the Bees defence. Rory Donnelly was next to try his luck but his 25-yard strike flew wide as the
Barnet Football Club have sold out the allocation for Saturday’s match against Northampton Town. Over 1300 Barnet supporters will make the trip up the M1 to try to roar the Bees to a victory which will ensure Football League survival. Supporters can also travel with the club on the official supporters’ coach which will be
Steve Kabba has left Barnet Football Club by mutual consent. The forward made 32 appearances for the club scoring 12 goals after joining in July 2010 but he has not featured this season due to injury. The former Sheffield United man is however nearing a return to full fitness and due to this a decision
Barnet’s final match at Underhill received worldwide coverage with local, regional and national agencies covering a truly memorable day in the club’s history. BBC News, Sky Sports and a host of national newspapers provided coverage of the day which included reaction from Chairman Tony Kleanthous, Director of Football Paul Fairclough and a number of Barnet
Former Barnet goalkeeper Lee Harrison had mixed emotions on Saturday as the club bid farewell to Underhill. The 41-year-old is now Wycombe Wanderers’ goalkeeping coach and it was a particularly emotional day for him for many reasons. Speaking pitch side prior to kick-off, Harrison revealed his delight at being able to attend the final Barnet
The Hive hosted the annual Barnet Sports Development fundraising evening last Thursday with Edgar Davids and Ray Wilkins in attendance. The dinner, the first event catered by Amber Banqueting, took place at The Hive’s brand new banqueting suite and with over 300 tickets sold, the event was a resounding success. Tom Watt compéred the evening
