Keanu Marsh-Brown is feeling at home with Barnet despite signing for the club less than a week ago. The 20-year-old stunned AFC Wimbledon on Monday with an 86th minute winner on his Barnet debut to push the Bees up to 18th place in Npower League Two. Marsh-Brown has been training with the club for a […]
Edgar Davids admitted that sometimes you need to play ‘ugly’ in order to win games following Monday’s 1-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon. Keanu Marsh-Brown scored the only goal of the contest on his debut with just four minutes to play and the head-coach was extremely pleased with his contribution. Reflecting on a vital win that
Kyle De Silva is relishing the opportunity to play first-team football after joining Barnet on loan from Crystal Palace. The 19-year-old made his debut against Cheltenham Town on Saturday and despite the torrid conditions he impressed. Speaking to barnetfc.com De Silva stated his intention to help the Bees in their quest for survival. “I am
Graham Stack is hoping Barnet can build on their 0-0 draw against Cheltenham Town and come out the Easter weekend with more points on the board. The Bees are preparing for a relegation double-header over the Easter period in what will surely be a deciding factor in the Npower League Two survival battle. Following the
Edgar Davids was full of praise for his side and the Barnet faithful following Saturday’s 0-0 draw against Cheltenham Town. A host of loyal Bees turned out on Saturday morning to clear the playing surface and ensure the match could take place. The snow continued to fall throughout the match and neither side was able
Edgar Davids was beaming with pride after watching Barnet secure a comfortable 2-0 win over Fleetwood Town. Mark Byrne and Luke Gambin got the goals in the last ever floodlit match at Underhill to ensure the suspended head-coach and over 1000 Bees left with a smile. Speaking post-match the Dutchman stated the importance of bouncing
Luke Gambin was ‘over the moon’ as Barnet secured a 2-0 win over Fleetwood Town in the final floodlit match at Underhill. Mark Byrne opened the scoring with 25 minutes before Gambin sealed the win in comical circumstances with an hour played. Speaking post-match the winger stated the importance of starting well and getting the
Graham Stack admitted that Barnet were not good enough in the first-half against Accrington Stanley. The goalkeeper did however praise the Bees for their second-half performance which saw Ross Jenkins reduce the deficit to 3-2 following Elliot Johnson’s 45th minute volley. Reflecting on a bitterly disappointing afternoon in Stack stated that they only had themselves
Tom Flanagan is looking forward to helping Barnet Football Club push up the Npower League Two table. The defender has joined the club for the remainder of the 2012/13 season from MK Dons and he is hoping to have a big impact during his time at Underhill. Speaking exclusively to barnetfc.com Flanagan stated his desire
Luke Gambin is hoping Barnet can push on up the Npower League Two table after securing a 4-1 win over Morecambe on Saturday. The 19-year-old made his first start for the club against the Shrimps and marked the occasion with a goal that drew the scores level with 52 minutes played. 13 minutes later the
