Barnet Football Club were deeply saddened to hear the news earlier this week that well-loved Bees’ supporter Jonathan Collins had passed away on the 28th October, aged 41.  Jonathan lived close to Underhill and attended games with his dad, Terry, growing up. Despite moving away for university and spending some time travelling, he continued […]
On Tuesday, as part of this week’s EFL Week of Action, the Hive Foundation hosted the Harrow Cup, a competition that helped decide the local finalists for this year’s Utilita Cup competition.  The Utilita Cup is one of the country’s largest national football competitions, aimed at school children under the age of 11. Â
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As the festive season approaches, we’re saying thank you to our loyal Bees Season Ticket holders with a special December offer — bring a friend for free to The Hive!  Season ticket holders can bring a buddy free of charge to our two home games next month against Bristol Rovers on Tuesday the 9th
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Tickets are now on sale for both our home fixtures at the Hive in December against Bristol Rovers on Tuesday 9th (7:45pm kick-off) and Salford City on Saturday 20th (3pm kick-off).  Bristol Rovers tickets can be purchased HERE  Salford City tickets can be purchased HERE  The last time the Bees met the Gas in
Joe Wright has joined Bedford Town on a 28-day loan.  The 24-year-old shot-stopper signed for the Bees in the summer and has made one appearance in net against Newport County in the first preliminary round of this season’s Carabao Cup.  Wright joined Kidderminster Harriers on an emergency loan in September, featuring in the
Barnet are delighted to announce that the u18s have drawn Colchester United at home in the second round of the FA Youth Cup, with the game being played at the Hive on Tuesday 18th November in a 7:30pm kick-off. Â The young Bees beat a strong Luton Town side in the first round of the
Last week, the entire Barnet FC squad came down to visit the Hive Foundation’s Half-Term Camp, which turned out to be a huge success.  The players signed autographs, posed for pictures and also participated in a shooting challenge with the children, which the Bees’ players unfortunately won.  The children expressed happiness and gratitude
