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Whild and Flowers have been a well-worked partnership in the past, with the pair being the masterminds behind Solihull Moors second-place finish in the 2018/19 season.  The 58-year-old has experience in the top job, having previously managed Kidderminster in an 18-month spell between 2014 and 2015. He then became Tim’s number two at the Moors

The 22-year-old Central Midfield player joins up with the Bees ahead of tomorrow’s Buildbase FA Trophy clash with Dorking Wanderers.   The 5″11 defensive midfielder has played nine league matches for the Brewers so far this campaign and provides Flowers with an additional body with his side still without some key First Team players due

Due to London being placed into the tier 3 lockdown restrictions, we can sadly not welcome the Bee Army to The Hive London for our most immediate fixtures.  With that in mind, we will ensure that our Season Ticket Holders won’t miss a kick of the action over the festive period and free streaming codes

The Wanderers defeated Hungerford Town 2-0 in the Second Round last night, meaning the Bees will travel to the Meadowbank Stadium on Saturday afternoon.  The fixture will see new manager Tim Flowers in the dugout for the first time, following his appointment as manager on Monday evening.  Bees fans should note that whilst Dorking are

You can watch our new manager’s first interview below: Alternatively, you can watch Tim’s interview by CLICKING HERE

Flowers joins the Bees with significant experience both on the pitch and in the dugout during his career. The former England international goalkeeper most recently managed fellow Vanarama National League side Solihull Moors.  The former Premier League winner has also enjoyed success as a manager, most notably at the Moors, where he guided them to

The Club would like to place on record it’s gratitude and thanks to Peter for all of his hard work during what has been a tough period for the Club. Peter is very much someone who will always be welcome at The Hive London and we wish him well for the future.  We will now

The 29-year-old joins with the Bees needing extra cover in his position of centre-midfield following the suspension of Anthony Wordsworth and injuries to the usual players who would cover.  Parrett has a wealth of experience so far in his career playing for the likes of AFC Wimbledon, Gillingham and Plymouth Argyle. He joined the Stones

You can watch the update from the Barnet FC manager by clicking the video below: