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Upon arrival, the match officials assessed the pitch and deemed it playable. Barring an extreme change in the weather conditions, they are confident this afternoon’s game will go ahead.

On Paul McCallum It’s a blow that McCallum is cup-tied. I feel for Paul – he’s come through the door and had an instant impact with his goals, but we’ve got to this stage of the trophy without him and we’ve got players in good form that are capable of scoring goals. On Harry Taylor

Yesterday afternoon, the pitch was deemed firm enough for us to put our machinery onto and the grounds staff worked late into the night to aerate the entire surface. As forecasted, it is currently raining and the pitch is draining well with no standing water evident. This points to the level of the water table

Round 1: Barnet FC 2-1 Weymouth  The Bees Buildbase FA Trophy campaign kicked off with a home tie against National League South side Weymouth. The Terras had enjoyed a successful season coming into the match and the Bees ensured safe passage into Round Two.  Darren Currie played a very strong XI and his side made

I, like all supporters, was surprised and very, very disappointed by last night’s late decision to postpone our match and feel we owe you all a comprehensive explanation. By way of background, The Hive pitch sits low on the site and by design will hold water in a 1 in 100-year flood eventuality. Underneath the

Upon his arrival, the referee deemed the pitch playable, however he was concerned with the forecast to come once the game was scheduled to kick-off.  Both managers and club officials were happy for the match to go ahead as scheduled and with only light rain forecast were confident the game would have no issue being