Academy

The academy are holding trials on Monday 30th September (15:30) for those in post 16 education who would like to be involved with this brilliant programme.  Places for the trial are limited and can be booked by CLICKING HERE WHAT WE DO: – Provide a full-time football programme at Barnet Football Club’s state of the art The Hive […]

Reporting to the Academy Manager and Head of Coaching, the role of the Lead Foundation Phase Coach will be to train and develop Academy players within the Foundation Phase (U9-U12), being responsible for their Individual Learning Plans as well as overseeing the delivery of all age groups within the Phase with the support of the

Prior to the home game against Bromley FC, the players and their families had the opportunity to sign official registration forms with the coaching staff. They met players from the first-team squad, including players who have progressed through the Academy themselves, were able to ask them questions and also watched the warm-up from pitch side.

The college side, who had already won their Southern Division, took on their Northern counterparts in a thrilling match at The Hive London on Bank Holiday Monday. The Young Bees raced into a two-goal lead early on through strikes from Kyan Francis and Star Mayemba but Oxford pulled one back just before the break. The

We have open trial dates on the 18th Feb, 8th April and the 28th July. The times for these trials will be 13:00 – 14:30. WHAT WE DO: – Provide a full-time football programme at Barnet Football Club’s state of the art The Hive training and stadium complex. – Coach players to an academy standard,

Pete joins after three seasons at Leyton Orient and takes over the reins from Dan Leivers who departs with our best wishes for a new challenge in Norway. Speaking on his appointment, Gill is happy to be at the Bees. “I’m delighted and very thankful to be given the opportunity to join this fantastic football

A spirited performance from Barnet was not enough as Slavi Spasov’s first half strike was the only difference between the sides. Aymen Azaze kept the Bees in it with an excellent penalty save in the second half but despite plenty of chances, Dan Senda’s side couldn’t find that elusive equaliser against a strong home team.

Previous Round: Barnet booked their place in Round Two after beating Peterborough Sports 1-0 at the Bee Arena, Dimeji Adeniran bagging the only goal of the game with only nine minutes on the clock. As for Oxford, they eased to a 3-0 victory over Hemel Hempstead Town at the previous hurdle. Slavi Spasov bagged a

The match will take place at Court Place Farm, the home of Oxford City, kicking off at 7:30pm. This will be the fourth match that Dan Senda’s side have played in this competition having defeating Boreham Wood, Bishop’s Stortford and Peterborough Sports so far. Admission is £5 for Adults and £3 for Under 18’s and

Dan Senda’s side made the perfect start as they took the lead within just 9 minutes. Martyn Box chased what looked like a lost cause down the left, kept the ball in play before bringing it into the area. The defender’s clearance bounced off of Box and fell kindly into the path of Dimeji Adeniran