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Barnet maintained their unbeaten start to the 2013/14 season with a  1-1 draw against Nuneaton Town. Town also remain unbeaten but the Bees were superior throughout and deserved the win. Jake Hyde opened the scoring on 16 minutes but despite their dominance they were pegged back just before half-time. Barnet made an excellent start to […]

24.08.2013 Barnet v Nuneaton 1-1 (1-1) Attn: 1,509 (Away: 182) Goals: 1-0 Jake Hyde ’16 1-1 Andy Brown ’43 Line-up: Graham Stack Andy Yiadom David Stephens Anthony Acheampong Elliot Johnson Roberto Casabella (Crawford ’63) Mark Byrne Curtis Weston Keanu Marsh-Brown Luke Gambin (Mengerink ’78) Jake Hyde Subs: Mauro Vilhete Marciano Mengerink Harry Crawford Jack Saville

In the normal course of events to achieve a swift amicable resolution issues between employees and employer are best handled internally rather than in a public forum where it is possible to sometimes question the motives of those inflaming the situation. Due to a recent mischievous and misleading press article, there is now however a

Barnet FC wish to clarify its relationship with the Barnet Times Series newspaper. It has been incorrectly reported that we have issued a ban on their football reporter Adam Newson. This is most definitely not the case and we will be offering our usual cordial welcome to Adam on Saturday for our game at The

Two away games on from the last blog and what a delight it is to say that the Bees are still unbeaten, having gained 7 points from a possible 9. First a hard fought goalless draw at Tamworth, Jake Saville in particular showed the scars of battle coming off injured at half time for Anthony

Cheer on the boys in black and amber this Monday as they take on Braintree Town at Cressing Road. The Bees put their unbeaten record on the line this Saturday against Nuneaton Town, who are also unbeaten, but just like it was in Gateshead your support will be particularly important on the road. You can

Barnet had been enjoying the lion’s share of the first-half when the home side took the lead. It was the often seen before scenario of a team that is on top that doesn’t forge ahead and then find themselves a goal down. Gateshead were unable to hold the lead for long as after only four

Colin Larkin opened the scoring for the home side after 32 minutes but their lead lasted just five minutes as Keanu Marsh-Brown slotted home. The matched looked like it was going to end level but Hyde took centre stage with just two minutes remaining as he volleyed the  unbeaten Bees to second in the Skrill