Disappointment was the word most used to describe the performance, the result and how one felt after Barnet succumbed to York City by a 3-1 scoreline at Underhill. Once the visitors took an early lead they were in almost total control of proceedings and by being two goals to the good with just after a […]
Following on from the success of the Barnet FC Harrow Community Open Day at The Hive during the summer, we are delighted to announce that one of the main attractions on the day, the brand new Fitness Centre, is open and is welcoming new members! The Fitness Centre, which houses the latest state-of-the-art Pulse equipment,
Barnet FC have today signed ex-Arsenal, Reading and Hibernian Goalkeeper Graham Stack. 30 year old Stack, who also played for Plymouth Argyle will be looking to immediately push for a starting spot for Saturday’s match against York City. The Bees currently have two promising young keepers on the books in Sam Cowler and Liam O’Brien, who was
Barnet put their first point on the board with a 1-1 home draw in the last first home game of the season at Underhill against Bristol Rovers. The draw was courtesy of an early strike by Ricky Holmes and good goalkeeping throughout by Liam O’Brien in possibly his best performance for Barnet, a display that
nPower League 2 Tuesday 21st August 2012, Kick Off 8pm Barnet 1 Bristol Rovers 1 Pictures by Ben Angel
Holmes Early Strike Wins First Point Of The Season Barnet put their first point on the board with a 1-1 home draw in the last first home game of the season at Underhill against Bristol Rovers. The draw was courtesy of an early strike by Ricky Holmes and good goalkeeping throughout by Liam O’Brien in
21.08.2012 Barnet v Bristol Rovers 1-1 (1-0) Attn: 1,794 (Away: 326) Goals: 1-0 Ricky Holmes ‘9 1-1 Matt Harold ’55 Line-up: Liam O’Brien Barry Fuller Jordan Brown Jonathan Fortune Jack Saville Mark Byrne (Sykes ’90+3) Andrew Yiadom (Lee ’86) Anthony Edgar Curtis Weston Jonathan Nurse Ricky Holmes (Hyde ’69) Ahmed Abdulla Freddie Warren Sam Cowler
We carry on where we left off…the last ‘CHAIRMAN’S Q&A’ provided you with some in depth answers to your most probing questions. The next part can be found below and Barnet FC’s very own Tony Kleanthous gives his very own Chairman’s view: SUPPORTER 10 – Ed Beesley What keeps you as Chairman of Barnet? Â
The long-awaited return of league football to Underhill is almost upon us as we face off against Bristol Rovers tonight at 8pm. Â Chef and father to Bees’ Chairman, Tony Kleanthous.HospitalityThe match will be preceded by a minutes silence in respect of the recent passing of former club Press Officer, Dennis Signy, and Andreas Kleanthous, former
Barnet FC has pledged to help make 2012/13 a season saving men’s lives in support of The Football League’s new partnership with Prostate Cancer UK. Players, staff and fans of the 72 Football League clubs will undertake a range of activities to help more men survive prostate cancer and enjoy a better quality of life,
