Ross Jenkins believes Barnet have to beat Fleetwood Town at Underhill on Tuesday night. The on loan Watford midfielder is confident that if the Bees make a positive start to the match they can come away with three points. Speaking to barnetfc.com Jenkins stated that with just one point separating the bottom six clubs the […]
In September of last year Barnet went to Fleetwood and lost narrowly by a 2-1 scoreline. It was not a good day at the office with Graham Stack being red-carded when conceding a first-half penalty. This decision obviously skewed the match in the home side’s favour and Jake Hyde’s 5th minute goal was cancelled out
Introduction • The Bees host Fleetwood Town on Tuesday 19 March for the last ever Barnet Football Club match under the floodlights at Underhill. • The Bees will be hoping to bounce back from defeat at Accrington Stanley on Saturday. • They’re also looking to avenge a 2-1 defeat against the Cod Army at Highbury
Graham Stack admitted that Barnet were not good enough in the first-half against Accrington Stanley. The goalkeeper did however praise the Bees for their second-half performance which saw Ross Jenkins reduce the deficit to 3-2 following Elliot Johnson’s 45th minute volley. Reflecting on a bitterly disappointing afternoon in Stack stated that they only had themselves
Barnet Football Club have appealed Edgar Davids’ red card against Accrington Stanley on the grounds of mistaken identity. The Dutchman received a second yellow card following a coming together between himself, Elliot Johnson and an Accrington Stanley player. The incident happened quickly and in an extremely close situation, due to this the player and club
Edgar Davids focussed on the positives following Saturday’s disappointing 3-2 defeat to Accrington Stanley. The Bees started slowly and were punished by a clinical Accrington side who were 3-0 up inside 35 minutes courtesy of a Lee Molyneux hat-trick.  Elliot Johnson pulled one back on the stroke of half time and Ross Jenkins scored
Barnet FC’s travelling supporters had a reminder of what it means to be part of the ‘Barnet family’ on Saturday when they were rescued on the hard shoulder of the motorway by the first-team bus following the match against Accrington Stanley. The travelling fans, already downbeat following a disappointing result, found ther long journey home
When you get into a situation when you are 3-0 down and playing away from home whatever you do in the rest of the match you are unlikely to be able to turn the game in your favour. It can be done, and there have been a few occasions when teams have come back from
Barnet FC is embarking on an exciting new period of development both on the field and off the field. Our Academy players are encouraged to move away from home and live in the local area, and we are currently seeking Host Families to work with the Club who are able to provide good quality accommodation
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