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Vilhete Sinks Sandgrounders Lopez Returns To The Hive

Uli Landvreugd stated that he always had hope Barnet would secure three points following yesterday’s 1-0 win over Southport. The Dutchman admitted he was nervous at times but he couldn’t have been happier following Mauro Vilhete’s 93rd minute winner. Speaking to Barnet Player post-match, Landvreugd explained that the win was important for the players, the

Mauro Vilhete was absolutely delighted following Barnet’s 1-0 win over Southport at The Hive.  The conditions were extremely poor during the second-half and the winger admitted it was impossible to see at times. The rain stopped and the wind died down in the latter stages of the match and the Bees took full advantage as

Mauro Vilhete was left bitterly disappointed following Tuesday’s defeat at home to Aldershot Town. The winger blasted home an equaliser on the stroke of half-time but Paul Fairclough’s side failed to make it count falling to a 1-3 defeat. Speaking post-match to Barnet Player Vilhete simply admitted that it just wasn’t to be.  For the

Paul Fairclough hailed Mauro Vilhete following his performance during a 1-3 defeat to Aldershot Town. Despite losing the match Fairclough described Vilhete’s performance, which included a 20-yard screamer, as ‘outstanding’. Fairclough also stated his belief that Vilhete’s teammates can learn from the winger’s commitment. For the full version please click here.  

Graham Stack is a ‘week or so’ away from a return after missing the last three weeks due to a calf injury. The goalkeeper limped out of Barnet’s New Year’s Day defeat to Luton Town but states he is edging closer and closer to a return. Stack also reflected on Edgar Davids’ time at the

Interim manager Paul Fairclough admitted his frustration following Barnet’s 1-3 defeat to Aldershot Town. The England C manager stated he must take responsibility for the standard of football played after another match in which the Bees failed to get going.  Fairclough also praised Aldershot who came with the perfect plan to stop the Bees playing

Graham Stack is hoping to return from injury in the next two weeks. The goalkeeper suffered a calf injury in a 2-1 defeat to Luton Town but he is pleased with the progress being made.  He did however admit a return to action against Chester on Saturday isn’t likely but insisted he will work as

Graham Stack could be out for up to a month with a calf injury according to head-coach Edgar Davids. The goalkeeper missed yesterday’s 1-0 win due to an injury suffered against Luton Town and the Dutchman confirmed he is set for a spell on the sidelines. Keanu Marsh-Brown also missed the win over Alfreton Town

Graham Stack was incredibly disappointed following Barnet’s 2-1 defeat to Salisbury City on Saturday. The goalkeeper conceded Barnet’s defending was ‘schoolboy’ at times and admitted they have failed to learn from previous mistakes. Stack did however state his belief that the Bees gave their all in difficult circumstances after Carl Fletcher and Edgar Davids were