Tickets for Saturday’s Npower League Two match against Port Vale are still on sale and can be purchased by calling 020 8449 6325 or online by clicking here. Port Vale current sit top of Npower League Two and Edgar Davids’ side will be hoping for a similar result to when they last faced the side […]
Yesterday was a special day for all of those associated with Barnet Football Club as Brazil visited The Hive to prepare for their Wembley friendly against England. The world’s media and a host of Barnet’s first-team players gathered to watch as the five-time World Cup winners were put through their paces at the Edgware facility.
On the team bus on the way back from Burton Albion last season after the Bees had secured a dramatic victory to ensure their League Two status my phone rang. “Where are you?” my caller enquired, “are you at the circus?” It certainly sounded like it. The noise and the fun being had at celebrating
Barnet FC Ladies are pleased to announce the appointment of Lydia Bedford as first-team manager with immediate effect. Lydia has been a part of Barnet Ladies since 2007 and played for the club for three-years before linking up with Tracey Kevins as assistant manager for the 2010/11 season. She has a wealth of coaching experience
Liam O’Brien will be out for between six to eight weeks after suffering a groin injury whilst on loan with Hastings United. The freak injury occurred just six minutes into Hastings clash with Wealdstone when O’Brien took a routine goal kick. The keeper revealed that as soon as he made contact with the ball he
Barnet FC Ladies Manager Tracey Kevins has relinquished her post with immediate effect. The statement came after the defeat by Yeovil Town in the Third Round FA Women’s Cup tie at Underhill yesterday. Tracey had previously said that she would be leaving the club at the end of the February to take up the
Barnet Ladies crashed out of the FA Women’s Cup as Yeovil Town cruised to a 3-0 win at Underhill. With Tracey Kevins departing across the pond to LA Strikers the Bees had hoped to give her the perfect send off but it was not to be as a Stacey Pearson hat-trick spoilt the party.
The Bees lost 2-1 to Bristol Rovers in a crucial bottom of the table clash despite scoring a 90th minute equaliser. New signing Harry Crawford scored his first goal for the club to level the match, but a Ryan Brunt strike in added time snatched all three points for the home side. Barnet played well
Ryan Brunt secured a 2-1 win for Bristol Rovers in added time to stun Barnet who thought they had stolen a point when Harry Crawford equalised late on. Fabian Broghammer’s neat finish 12 minutes from time gave the home side the lead but Crawford’s first goal in black and amber looked to have sealed a
Barnet FC Ladies take on Yeovil Ladies at Underhill in the 3rd round of The FA Women’s Cup sponsored by E ON today, kick-off 2pm. Admission is free for season ticket holders and Bees members. Otherwise, tickets are £3 for adults, £1 for concessions.
