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From 15.00 on Friday 30 April to 23.59 on Monday 3 May, there will be nothing posted across the Barnet FC/London Bees social media channels.  The Club will continue to post content to the Clubs website during this social media blackout period.  FULL FA STATEMENT The FA, Premier League, EFL, FA Women’s Super League, FA

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Judd makes the move to The Hive London initially on a months loan, however the Bees may exercise the option to keep the right-back on longer at the end of next month. The 21-year-old was developed at Leyton Orient from his early teenage years until he signed his professional deal with the O’s in 2015. 

The Bees will now travel to the Wood on Tuesday 19th January, 19:45 KO at Meadow Park.  Streaming information for this fixture will be announced closer to the time of the fixture. 

Speaking to us following our return to training ahead of Saturday’s fixture with Boreham Wood, Flowers acknowledged that scans have shown that Wes has sustained an ACL injury and will miss the remainder of the season.  Tim said: “Wes’ season is done, he’s got an ACL injury, so unfortunately for us that is him done

As a result of the positive case amongst the squad, the whole First Team will now enter a mandatory self-isolation period. This period is due to end ahead of our National League clash with Boreham Wood at The Hive London, on Jan 2nd. This now becomes the Bees next fixture.  The Club have followed all

The new backroom staffing set up will be as follows:  Manager: Tim Flowers Assistant Manager: Gary Whild As announced last week, Gary joins up as Tim’s assistant, he will support Tim with training and all other aspects of coaching the First Team going forward. The two have previously worked together at Solihull Moors and Kidderminster,

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