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Once upon a time you might have come away from a match and your verdict that your team was unlucky was based on the fact that they had seen so much more of the ball than their opponents. In today’s world where counter-attack is king, how much possession do teams really want in the opposition’s […]

Andy Yiadom is targeting two wins from two as Bees prepare to face Morecambe and Oxford United. The winger, who regained his place for the 2-1 loss to Plymouth Argyle, is hoping to start once more and do all he can to secure six points after admitting he was not as his best against the

The Development Squad’s match away at Swansea City tomorrow has been postponed. The Young Bees had been due to face the Swans at 1.00pm but the match will now be rescheduled and is likely to be played in April. Further updates will be released when a new date for the fixture has been confirmed.

A number of the Bees’ current casualties are close to returning to action. Jon Nurse, Jake Hyde and Craig Beattie are all progressing well and could be back as soon as Saturday but John Oster is still a few weeks away from a return. Another player whose long awaited return from the treatment room is

Barnet Football Club are pleased to announce the signing of Ross Jenkins on loan from Watford.  The midfielder has joins the Bees with the likes of John Oster and Ricky Holmes out injured so he could play a crucial role in latter stages of the 2012/13 season. He joined Plymouth Argyle on loan earlier this

Kenny Brown has hailed the attitude and performance of Luke Gambin after another impressive outing on Tuesday against Colchester. Gambin, who also played for the first-team against Plymouth Argyle, scored a fine solo goal in the 2-1 defeat and Brown hopes more players can emulate his path to Edgar Davids’ side. Speaking at The Hive,

Jamal Lowe has returned to Barnet Football Club following a short-term loan spell with Boreham Wood. The talented youngster made one appearance for the Wood and returned to action for the Bees on Tuesday afternoon at The Hive. The 19-year-old started in the Development Squad’s 2-1 defeat to Colchester United but like many in the

Kenny Brown was pleased with the Development Squad’s performance despite seeing them slip to defeat against Colchester United. The U’s clinched a 2-1 win at The Hive on Tuesday but for large parts of the match the Bees bettered their opponents. Brown however remained upbeat taking the positives and insisting that at this level overall

Barnet FC Ladies can today announce their application to form part of the FA Women’s Super League (WSL) in 2014. The radical restructuring of women’s football will see the regionalisation of the FA Women’s Premier League (where Barnet currently play in the National Division) in favour of two divisions of the WSL with the season

The Development Squad put in an impressive performance against Colchester United but slipped to a 2-1 defeat at The Hive. Drey Wright opened the scoring with a powerful head after 39 minutes before Tosin Olufemi poked home a second midway through the second-half. Luke Gambin impressed throughout and he was rewarded seconds after the U’s