Fixture Details: Barnet vs Dagenham and Redbridge Tuesday, 24th February 2020 19:45 The Hive London Vanarama National League The Bees Manager: Darren Currie Form: WWWLW League Position: 12th (49 points) Top Scorer: Simeon Akinola (16 goals) The Bees returned to winning ways on Saturday afternoon as they defeated Chorley 1-0 at Victory Park. Paul McCallum’s […]
On the performance One of our best passages of play was probably our goal. It was a good bit of movement from Simeon and a good little slide pass and he did what you get taught as a forward, shoot across goal and the ‘keeper parries it and McCallum does what he does. McCallum in
On the performance It’s never going to be pretty is it? To be fair, I’m going to give them credit before I start off because they tried to play the right way and it’s unfortunate to see them down there because the way they try to play football is the right way and they’re not
HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees made the perfect start as Paul McCallum slid to touch home after Simeon Akinola’s strike was well saved by Matt Urwin. It was the perfect start for Darren Currie’s side as they led inside two minutes. It could have been two just after as the ball flicked up to Dan
Fixture Details: Chorley v Barnet Saturday 22nd February 2020 Victory Park Vanarama National League The Bees Manager: Darren Currie Form: WWWWL League Position: 13th Position (46 Points) Top Scorer: Simeon Akinola (16 Goals) The Bees have been unable to play since their agonising 1-0 defeat to Solihull Moors and will look to make amends
Ticket prices are as follows: Adult £15 Concession* £12 18-21 £7 12-17 £5 Under-12** Free * Concessions include 60+, NHS, First Responders and Armed Services. **Under-12s must be accompanied by a full-paying adult. The Chorley club shop (at the Duke Street end of the ground) is open from midday. There will be no segregation for Saturday’s fixture
Terry Emery would have been in jubilant mood after the Bees 3-0 victory over Barrow, but his day soon turned to frustration after losing his wallet on the way home from The Hive London. Terry had cash, bank cards and his driving licence in his wallet and was almost certain that he wouldn’t see it
After excellent and ongoing hard work from our grounds team, The Hive London pitch was 100% playable at the beginning of last night’s fixture. The officials also agreed that the match was good to go ahead upon their arrival yesterday evening and the match proceeded as planned. However, a severe and unprecedented downpour from kick-off
The pitch was deemed playable by tonight’s officials this evening upon their arrival at The Hive London but as conditions deteriorated, in the interests of player safety the match was abandoned. Anyone who attended tonight’s fixture will be entitled to attend the subsequent rearranged fixture, upon proof of purchase or ticket stub. A new date
