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Interim assistant head coach Henry Newman was keen to accentuate the positives as Barnet lost 3-1 at Luton Town but admitted the Bees did not do the basics well enough. After cancelling out Alan Sheehan’s fine free-kick with a Bira Dembele header, Barnet were undone by two goals in seven minutes immediately after the restart. […]

Curtis Weston praised the character shown by his teammates as Barnet returned to winning ways with a 2-1 victory at Cheltenham Town on Boxing Day. The all-action midfield opened the scoring in the eighth minute by ramming home a loose ball after Luke Gambin had thrashed a volley against the crossbar. However, the Robins levelled

Rossi Eames and Henry Newman felt Tuesday’s 3-2 friendly win at Hemel Hempstead Town was a good workout for a Barnet side containing a handful of senior players. The interim management duo watched at Vauxhall Road as Dean Selvey led  a side containing a mix of senior players and youngsters. Justin Amaluzor (2) and a

Rossi Eames and Henry Newman were bullish after Barnet’s 2-1 defeat to Stevenage at The Hive on Saturday afternoon and insisted there was no point crying or getting upset. After a 1-0 win at Yeovil Town last weekend to start their reign in the ideal fashion, the Bees were second best against Boro on Saturday.

Goalkeeper Jamie Stephens felt it was not Barnet’s day as they went down 2-1 to rivals Stevenage at The Hive and expects the Bees to push on against Cheltenham Town on Boxing Day. Goals from Dale Gorman and Luke Wilkinson either side of a John Akinde penalty settled the game in Boro’s favour as Rossi

An unsurprisingly delighted Alex Nicholls admitted his match-winning strike topped off the perfect day as Barnet began a new era with a 1-0 win at high-flying Yeovil Town. The attacker, who turned 29 on Friday, was introduced from the bench on the hour at Huish Park.  With little over five minutes remaining he collected Curtis

Rossi Eames and Henry Newman paid tribute to all the players and staff after Barnet stretched their unbeaten league run with a 1-0 win at in-form Yeovil Town. Alex Nicholls secured the win five minutes from time, drilling across the face of goal and into the far bottom corner to spark pandemonium among the 147

A first-half hat-trick from Justin Amaluzor – which included two penalties – gave a young Barnet side a 5-0 win over Colchester United in their opening Reserve Cup fixture on Tuesday afternoon. With Rossi Eames leading the first team Under-18s coach Dean Selvey stepped up to take the side and named a young starting XI. 

Rossi Eames was understandably thrilled after watching Barnet thrash a strong Gillingham side 4-0 in a training ground friendly at The Hive on Tuesday afternoon. Young professionals Wesley Fonguck (2) and Nana Kyei both found the back of the net for the Bees while Alex Nicholls tucked home a penalty against Justin Edinburgh’s side. Reflecting