Barnet Football Club’s Development Squad take on Queens Park Rangers on Monday afternoon at The Hive. The Bees currently sit bottom of the Under-21 Professional Development League Two (South) after taking just one win from their opening nine matches. Rangers currently sit sixth in the table just four points away from Charlton who are currently […]
Introduction • Barnet Football Club make the long trip north on Saturday to face York City hoping to build upon a well deserved point against Port Vale. • That point saw the Bees rise out of the relegation zone at the expense of Aldershot Town and a win on Saturday could see York dragged into
Introduction • Barnet Football Club face Port Vale on Saturday at Underhill hoping to clinch their first win since a 2-0 win over Rotherham United on 12 January 2013. • Following that memorable win at the New York Stadium the Bees lost 1-0 against Burton Albion and 2-1 against Bristol Rovers despite impressing in both
Introduction • Barnet travel to Bristol Rovers on Friday meaning that for a third consecutive fixture the Bees are on the road. • Edgar Davids’ side battled hard last weekend but were unable to take any points from the Pirelli Stadium as Jacques Maghoma’s second minute penalty sealed the win for Burton Albion. • Prior
The Bees entertain Bradford City at Underhill tomorrow, the game kicking off at 3.00pm with Barnet keen to get back on track after the midweek 0-1 set-back at the hands of Aldershot Town. The Bantams sit pretty in 7th place and of course have a Capital One Cup Semi-Final against Aston Villa at Valley Parade
David Bloomfield If you are one of those not making the four hour plus journey tomorrow the barnetplayer service will as usual be offering full match commentary. Whilst on the 233 mile journey from Underhill to Highbury, (the Lancashire version), Mark Robson had this to say to those following the Bees on Saturday, “I’d like
The Barnet squad travelled north this afternoon after a morning training session at The Hive in preparation for tomorrow’s League 2 fixture against Bradford City. One notable absentee was Mark Byrne. Head Coach Mark Robson said on the eve of the fixture, “Considering our league position, morale is high and determination to succeed is even
Gillingham visit Underhill tomorrow and will be well supported in terms of numbers. The Gills top the table and are managed by former Barnet boss Martin Allen. On Allen’s return to Underhill, Head Coach Mark Robson had this to say: “Martin is obviously a familiar face around Underhill and I’m sure we all wish him
We look ahead to The Bees’ first match of the 2012-2013 Season. Can you believe it begins all over again?! For the Match Preview, just follow the link
