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Barnet is joining with all other EFL clubs across the country, in reinforcing a league-wide commitment to saying no to bad language and aggressive behavior in family areas on matchdays, making the matchday experience more enjoyable for all. Junior and family attendances across the EFL has risen significantly over recent seasons, a ringing endorsement of […]

Martin Allen says Barnet must work together to cut out defensive errors and kick on up the EFL League Two table. The Bees have lost just three of their first 11 fixtures this season and are only seven points shy of the play-off places with a game in hand. Speaking ahead of Saturday’s visit from

Goalkeeper Kai McKenzie-Lyle made headlines on Saturday, as his Barnet teammates travelled back from Doncaster Rovers, by scoring in Guyana’s 3-2 loss to Suriname. The Bees keeper, who was making debut for the Golden Jaguars, went up for a free-kick in the 119th minute and looped home a header to drag his side back into

Martin Allen says Barnet will go into Saturday’s EFL League Two clash at promotion-chasing Doncaster Rovers with no fear. The Bees are back on the road following three home games in a week. Their destination is second-placed Doncaster who are bidding for an automatic return to League One. Looking ahead to Saturday’s first trip to

If you weren’t able to take advantage of Barnet FC’s fantastic Four For £40/Four For £4 offer for the South Terrace then don’t worry, it’s now THREE FOR £3/THREE FOR £30! Supporters who didn’t purchase tickets for Tuesday night’s EFL Checkatrade Trophy fixture against Norwich City at The Hive can still see the Bees’ next

Doncaster Rovers v Barnet Sky Bet League 2 DAVE – LOGO HERE PLEASE Saturday 8th October 2016 Kick-Off 3:00 pm Stadium: Keepmoat Stadium, Stadium Way, Doncaster, DN4 5JW Telephone: 01302 762 576 Club Colours: Red and White Nickname: Rovers Key Personnel: Darren Ferguson was appointed manager at Doncaster in October 2015 and could not halt

Martin Allen was delighted by the performance of Barnet’s young players as the Bees exited the EFL Checkatrade Trophy at the hands of Norwich City. The Canaries ran out 5-0 winners at The Hive but only after skipper Bondz N’Gala was given a straight red card for a challenge on the halfway line. Norwich took

Barnet host Norwich City in their first EFL Checkatrade Trophy at The Hive this evening in what is the inaugural year of the competition. The Bees drew 2-2 at MK Dons in their first group match to earn a point. However, under the competition’s rules a penalty shootout took place for an extra point. The

Martin Allen plans to use Tuesday night’s Checkatrade Trophy game against Norwich City at The Hive to integrate a few of Barnet’s talented young players. Checkatrade Trophy rules require EFL League One and League Two teams to name five ‘first team’ players in the starting XI. The Bees boss says it will be a balance