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Good morning. This morning I’ve had a chat with John Akinde, and I’ve informed him that the club are taking up the option on his contract. We’re happy and he’s delighted! So it’s good news all round, and that should now settle everybody down! John will also be fit for Saturday. Regards, Martin.

Are you over 50 and looking for a kick-about? Then walking football could be right up your street! The Hive Community Trust are searching for new players to join our Friday afternoon walking football sessions at The Hive. Simply head down to the AstroTurf pitches to take part – you don’t need to book in

Martin Allen has accepted that his side weren’t at there best during this afternoon’s 0-0 draw with Carlisle United. However the Barnet manager was also pleased to get another point on the board, following a disciplined display at The Hive. Speaking after the match, Martin said: “It was alright.  “We had some good chances in

It was a case of ‘defences on top’ at The Hive this afternoon, as Barnet secured a valuable point against play-off chasing Carlisle United. Both sides battled hard in a match that was more notable for the tenacity of the Bees performance, as opposed to an abundance of goal scoring opportunities. The first chance of

Barnet Football Club would like to make supporters aware that there will be no service between Waterloo and Stanmore on the Jubilee Line this Saturday. The Bees face Carlisle United at The Hive that afternoon (16/1/16 – kick off 15:00). Fans of both clubs are advised to allow extra time to complete their journey to

Good Afternoon. At lunchtime today I’ve had a chat with Tranmere Rovers manager Gary Brabin, and Ben Tomlinson won’t be staying up at Prenton Park. He has done very well up there, but Ben will be returning to us on Monday. I’ve already had several enquiries for Ben, and we will be alerting all clubs

Two goals from Shaun Batt helped a Barnet reserve team to a 4-4 draw against Southend United. Mathew Stevens and Fumnaya Shomotun also found the net, in a pulsating encounter at The Hive. The visitors struck first, before two goals gave Barnet the advantage at the break. Southend pulled one back but the Bees stormed

Barnet FC can announce that Kevin Lisbie has left the club. The former Charlton Athletic striker’s contract has been cancelled by mutual consent, as the 37-year-old goes in search of first team football. Kevin has endured a difficult time with injuries since arriving at The Hive in the summer. He is now fully fit, but