19 players and three coaches from Barnet’s youth academy were part of the UEFA Champions League Final at Wembley on Saturday. The Bees were selected to take part in the prestigious opening ceremony in front of a crowd of over 90,000 people. The youngsters held the UEFA Star Ball flag on the centre circle as […]
Barnet Football Club can confirm that the following players have been retained for the 2013/13 season. • Jordan Brown (Contracted) • Jack Saville (Contracted) • Mark Byrne (retained) • Jon Nurse (Contracted) • Luke Gambin (Contracted) • Ahmed Abdulla (Contracted) • Andy Yiadom (retained) • Freddie Warren (Contracted) • Sam Cowler (Contracted) • Jake Hyde (retained) • Edgar Davids (retained) • Curtis Weston (retained)
Following the conclusion of the 2012/13 Conference North & South Play-Off finals last week, The Bees 23 opponents for next season have been confirmed. A disappointing end to the season saw the Bees drop out of the Football League with Aldershot and there are four other newcomers to the league. The first team to join
Harry Crawford is hoping to have a big impact next season as Barnet aim to bounce back into the Football League. The forward signed in January after an impressive six months in the Conference Premier with Dartford. He was named earlier this week in phase one of the retained list and after the disappointment of
Barnet Football Club can confirm that the following players will remain with the club for the 2013/14 season: – Graham Stack – David Stephens – Luke Gambin – Harry Crawford – Mauro Vilhete The club can also confirm that the following players have left the club following the end of their contracts. – John Oster
The Academy offers the opportunity for girls to train three times a week under the guidance of UEFA ‘B’ Licence coach, Suzie Wells. The players who secure a place at the academy will study on A level or vocational subjects. Training will take place at Barnet Football Club’s impressive training ground at The Hive in
Barnet FC can announce that midfielder Olly Lee has joined Birmingham City after a successful loan spell with the club. Lee, 21, joined Barnet at the start of the season but only made 12 appearances for the Bees before joining Birmingham on loan in March. The midfielder, son of ex-England international Rob Lee, has signed
Barnet FC’s loveable mascot Mr Bumble was unable to make it three consecutive wins in the Mascot Grand National yesterday as he somewhat controversially finished in second place. The two-time winner was taking part in the annual mascot race at Kempton Park racecourse on Bank Holiday Monday. The crowd basked in the sunshine as mascots
Barnet Ladies lifted the Middlesex Senior Cup in dramatic style with Jess Trimnell converting a 118th minute winner. The Bees raced into an early lead courtesy of Stacey Sowden but the R’s responded well and levelled through Kasha Petit. With just over 25 minutes remaining the Bees retook the lead through Leanne Reidy before goalkeeper
Barnet Ladies will face QPR in this year’s Middlesex Senior Women’s Cup final on Thursday night. Both sides finished bottom of their respective leagues and will be looking to end the season on a high. However, as QPR prepare for life two tiers below Barnet the Bees are looking forward to being part of the
