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Barnet’s Youth Team continued their good run at home with a 4-0 win against MK Dons at The Hive on Saturday. The Bees are now on a four game unbeaten run, following their opening day loss to Luton Town. Barnet’s Under 18’s created numerous chances against the Dons, in what was a dominant performance from […]

Barnet manager Martin Allen was keen to focus on the positives, following his team’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy defeat to Yeovil Town.  Speaking after the game, Martin said: “I thought the performance was ok tonight, but just ok – we created a couple of half chances but nothing great.  “I thought it was good to see

Barnet manager Martin Allen was pleased with his team’s performance against Cambridge United. Speaking after the match, Martin said: “I’m very pleased – it’s another point on the board. “It was a good performance, especially after last week, and I see it as a point gained. “It’s been a challenging month – it’s been ok

Martin Allen was pleased with his side’s performance against Wolverhampton Wanderers tonight, despite their 2-1 defeat at Molineux.   “I thought we stuck very closely to our game plan, which was to try and frustrate them in possession,” he said.   “Of course when they scored after two minutes it was difficult for our players.

Martin Allen will be making changes to the team for the Bees trip to Molineux on Tuesday. Speaking to barnetfc.com, Martin said: “As we all know cup competitions can be a great leveller. “We’ve seen that over the years, and all football supporters are well aware of that one. “We’ll make a lot of changes

Good morning. I’m looking forward to tomorrow night’s game at The Hive. We picked up a few knocks on Saturday so there will be people that we need to assess and give fitness tests to, right up until the last minute on Tuesday evening. I thought overall it was a good performance from our players

Barnet Manager Martin Allen was quick to praise his players in the wake of their 2-1 victory over Millwall at The Den. Speaking after the game, Martin said: “I thought that the players showed a lot of resilience to come out and put in a performance like that, after a tiring weekend.  “And I think

Martin Allen was in good spirits despite Barnet’s opening day defeat to Leyton Orient at the Matchroom Stadium. Speaking after the match, the Bees manager was keen to reflect on the positives of a determined performance by his side: “I thought we played well – We had four good chances in the first half,” he

A champagne-soaked Martin Allen reflected on leading Barnet to the Vanarama Conference title on Saturday, having seen his side defeat Gateshead in front of a first ever sell-out at The Hive to finish as champions of the Football Conference for the third time in their history.  Speaking in the immediate aftermath of the game, the

Martin Allen says that is looking forward to what promises to a ‘great occasion’ this weekend as Barnet prepare to take on Gateshead at The Hive in their final game of the season knowing that a victory will see them promoted as Conference champions. As it turned out, a win against Kidderminster Harriers on Saturday