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Lee Cook was delighted to score the first hat-trick of his career on Monday to help the Barnet beat Dartford 4-0 at The Hive and move up to second in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, whilst proudly holding the match ball signed by all of his teammates under his arm, Barnet’s summer […]

Martin Allen was full of praise for his squad after Barnet beat Dartford 4-0 at The Hive on Monday to move up to second in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “It was a good win. I thought they made it very difficult for us in the first half but

Curtis Weston was satisfied with a solid performance from Barnet on Saturday, as they ran out 2-0 winners over Nuneaton Town at Liberty Way to move up to fourth in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, the Bees’ midfielder said: “It was a good three points. It was quite a tough game, especially

Barnet midfielder Sam Togwell was delighted with how the Bees bounced back against Nuneaton Town on Saturday to record their third win of the season. Speaking after the game at Liberty Way yesterday, Togwell said: “It was important that we got a good reaction from the boys after the defeat against Lincoln. I think that

Martin Allen was pleased with his players’ response to last weekend’s defeat to Lincoln, and praised their “professional performance” as they bounced straight back to defeat Nuneaton 2-0 at Liberty Way on Saturday. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “I’ve got to say, I thought that it was a very impressive performance with

Barnet captain Charlie MacDonald was frustrated by the way that his team started the game in the 2-1 defeat to Lincoln on Saturday, and believes that the squad need to learn from the lesson if they are to challenge at the top of the table. Speaking after the game, MacDonald said: “It was very disappointing.

Martin Allen was frustrated at his side’s slow start on Saturday, as his team went down 2-1 at home to Lincoln City in their first defeat of the season. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “The first half we just never got going today. Credit to the opposition, I thought that they played

Barnet striker John Akinde was delighted to help the Bees maintain their winning start to the season on Tuesday night, scoring the first in the 2-0 victory over Bristol Rovers at The Hive. Speaking after the game, Ainde said that he was happy with the result and believes that the signs are looking good for

Martin Allen was pleased with his players following their 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night as Barnet maintained their position at the top of the Vanarama Conference. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “It was a good performance. I think that they are the bookmakers’ favourites to go straight up, and bookmakers

Lee Cook started his Barnet career in spectacular style on Saturday, scoring two goals on his debut to help Barnet to a 5-0 win over Chester in the opening game of the season. Speaking after the game, the Bees’ new signing was delighted to have enjoyed such a ‘special day,’ and believes that the result