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Lead Development Coach Ross Eames is pleased with the progress that Barnet’s youngsters have been making during pre-season. Ross updates supporters on the last few weeks at The Hive and our match against Enfield Town, in his latest interview with barnetfc.com. Watch the video below, or on Bees Player HD:

Barnet Football Club regret to inform supporters that our home Development Team match against Fulham has been cancelled. The Bees were due to take on the Whites at 10.30am on Saturday 23rd July, but this game will now no longer take place. However Barnet’s first team are still in action on Saturday, when Gillingham visit

Goalkeeper Graham Stack has left Barnet FC. The Bees’ player-coach made 129 appearances during four seasons at the club, helping Barnet to the Conference title in 2014-15.  Discussing Graham’s departure, manager Martin Allen said: “Graham has proved his fitness over the past couple of weeks and has done extremely well. “The Chairman and I would

The Barnet FC Supporters’ Liaison Committee are running a survey about coach travel to away matches for the 2016-17 season. If you’d like to take part, you can do so by clicking here. The committee are looking for feedback from a cross-section of Bees supporters, so all responses are much appreciated!

First year scholar Roy Syla has been called up to play for the Albania Under 17s. The midfielder is heading to a training camp in Albania later this week, before flying over to Kazakhstan to compete in an international tournament. To find out more about Roy’s call-up, check out our interview with the Bees youngster

Barnet could not build on a bright start against Exeter City at The Hive in EFL League Two on Saturday and, after going 1-0 up, lost 4-1 to the Grecians. The Bees went in front after 11 minutes when John Akinde nodded home from a corner. But just before half time Exeter levelled with a

Barnet enter the FA Cup when the first round draw takes place on Monday and Bees supporters will need to look out for ball number three. Martin Allen’s men join the world’s oldest knockout competition in the first round along with 47 other EFL League One and League Two teams. The draw takes place on

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