Interviews

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

Martin Allen hailed Barnet’s best performance ‘in quite a while’ on Saturday, as the Bees thumped play-off hopefuls FC Halifax Town 3-0 at The Hive to stay on top of the Vanarama Conference. Speaking after the game, the manager paid tribute to the players for a confident and assured performance that gave Barnet their third

Curtis Weston says that he is enjoying his hot streak in front of goal, as the vice-captain netted his fourth goal in his last six games to give the Bees a 1-0 win over Dartford on Easter Monday. Speaking after the game, Weston – who has been wearing the armband in the absence of the

Martin Allen was full of praise for both players and supporters following Barnet’s win over Dartford at Princes Park on Monday to keep the Bees one point clear at the top of the Vanarama Conference. Speaking after the game, the manager reflected on a second 1-0 victory in the space of three days that saw

Martin Allen was full of praise for both his players and Barnet supporters on Saturday, as Barnet returned to the top of the Vanarama Conference table with a 1-0 win over Nuneaton Town at The Hive full of determination and perseverance. Speaking after the game, the manager admitted that although the performance may not have

Martin Allen admitted that it was a big disappointment to concede late on against Alfreton on Saturday, although the manager was adamant that the players would not have any problem bouncing back for the remainder of the run-in. Barnet led against the Reds thanks to Curtis Weston’s first-half goal but were forced to settle for

The Barnet FC Youth Team suffered a narrow defeat in the Merit League on Saturday, going down 2-1 to Watford in a game that took place at University College London. The Bees made two changes going into the game, withTheo Alexis making way for Wesley Fonguck and Nana Emmanuel Keyi replacing George Booker as Shane

Mauro Vilhete said he was ‘over the moon’ to help Barnet return to the top of the league on Saturday, as his second goal of the season set up a thrilling 5-0 win over Welling United at The Hive. Speaking after the game, the winger reflected on a convincing win that also saw the Bees

Martin Allen was happy to round off a productive week with another three points on Saturday, as Barnet returned to the top of the Vanarama Conference table with a resounding 5-0 win over Welling United at The Hive. However, Martin was not getting carried away with the result, suggesting that his team could have done