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A group of sixth form students from the Totteridge Academy visited The Hive to watch Barnet FC train last week. Rob Davis, the school’s Head of PE, brought a selection of pupils to the home of the Bees, and manager Martin Allen spent time discussing coaching styles with the students. Rob reported that the sixth […]

Barnet FC are pleased to announce that they have taken up their option on Fumnaya Shomotun, to extend the midfielder’s stay at The Hive. The 18-year-old enjoyed a loan spell at Staines Town earlier this season, and is now contracted to the Bees until the end of the 2016-17 campaign. 

Second year scholar Hakeem Odoffin has signed for Wolverhampton Wanderers. The 17-year-old defender has been with Barnet FC for just over 18 months, and joins the Midlands-based side for an undisclosed fee. Everyone at the club would like to thank Hakeem for his contribution during his time at The Hive, and wish him all the

Barnet’s League Two match against Portsmouth has been re-arranged for Tuesday 23rd February – kick-off 19:45. The Bees’ clash with Pompey was originally scheduled for Saturday 30th January, but has had to be moved due to the visitors’ progress in the FA Cup. Portsmouth beat Ipswich Town 2-1 in a 3rd Round replay on Tuesday

Barnet Football Club’s matchday programme has come runner up in Programme Monthly magazine’s League Two awards for 2015-16. Plymouth Arygle’s “The Pilgrim” won first prize, while the Bees’ programme was tied with Luton Town’s “Talk of the Town” in the runners up spot. Programme Editor David Bloomfield reacted to the news, saying: “Runner-Up? Well that

Are you over 50 and looking for a kick-about? Then walking football could be for you! The Hive Community Trust are running walking football sessions on Friday afternoon’s at The Hive. Simply head down to the AstroTurf pitches to join in – sessions run from 2-3pm and anyone can take part! Walking football re-starts again

Martin Allen was pleased with his side’s disciplined performance at Broadhall Way this afternoon. Speaking after the match, the Bees’ manager said: “It was an important game for us – a local derby. “We haven’t been playing that well away from home, and we had a lot of supporters here. “I asked the players before

A fiercely contested clash between Barnet and Stevenage ended in a goalless draw at Broadhall Way this afternoon. The match was full of dedication and endeavour from both sides, but neither team was able to fashion too many opportunities in front of goal.  The first clear chance of the match fell to Stevenage on 12

Bees’ manager Martin Allen spoke to barnetfc.com this afternoon, ahead of his side’s derby clash with Stevenage. Discussing Saturday’s match after training at The Hive, Martin said: “Training has been good this week. “It hasn’t been easy with the frozen pitches, but we’ve made use of the facilities at The Hive; using the gym, fitness