Club News

What’s the first game? How does the Christmas schedule stack up? Will I be spending my birthday travelling to the other end of the country and back? These are the kind of questions Bees fans, like so many others, will have been considering since the League Two fixtures were released this morning. So let’s take […]

The Bees’ schedule for the 2017-18 season will include meetings with Swindon Town, who were relegated from League One, and Newport County, who retained EFL status on the final day. And most of all the 23-year-old shot-stopper cannot wait to take on newly-promoted Forest Green Rovers, the club where he started out as a youth

This relates to the following seats in Block D: seats 67-96 in rows J to Q inclusive. This change was first announced to supporters in 2015 and was reiterated last summer. The change did not go ahead last season and we are pleased to confirm a further deferral, so no change in seating arrangement will

Winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce and defender Michael Nelson have both agreed new contracts in recent weeks as the Bees begin preparations for the new season. Head coach Eames told barnetfc.com: “It’s been a busy few weeks with Jamal and Michael extending. Both have excellent qualities as players and vast experience as professionals but, more importantly, are

The Bees’ youngsters won 17 of their 20 games to take the Allied Counties Youth Football League East Division championship ahead of Abbey Rangers Elect. They managed to hold their nerve in a tense climax to the campaign, beating Abbey 2-0 before winning both of their games in hand to finish two points clear. That

The experienced Nelson will combine first team playing duties with coaching the Bees’ Under-23 squad alongside Dean Selvey next season. The 37-year-old defender has made 75 appearances for Barnet, scoring two goals, since he joined the club after leaving Cambridge United in 2015. “I’m really pleased to commit to my third year at the club,

The Bees boss has been working to bring new players to the club ever since his permanent appointment was confirmed earlier this month. “We have our targets and we identified them early, but there’s a process of meeting them and making sure they’re the right people for the club, the team and the squad,” Eames

Armstrong, who – like Eames – has a background in sports science, has worked at a number of leading EFL clubs over the last 20 years.   He served on the coaching staff under Dave Jones at Southampton, Wolves, Cardiff and Sheffield Wednesday before working with Bahrain’s national team.   Since then Armstrong has had