Everybody at the club would like to wish Rossi all the very best for whatever his future holds and we thank him for his time and efforts whilst at Barnet. Eames rose through the ranks of the Barnet FC Academy, starting out as a video analyst in 2009. He stepped into coaching and enjoyed great […]
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The home strip is an amber design featuring a honeycomb pattern on the shirt with a black vertical honeycomb stripe in-line with the crest. The kit will be accompanied by black shorts and amber socks. The away kit is an all blue design and also features the honeycomb pattern with a dark blue honeycomb stripe
Tomorrow’s match will see the new 2018/19 Home Kit worn for the very first time. Both the home and away strips will be revealed at 8am on Saturday morning across our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. New kits will be on sale tomorrow at the Club Shop and online with shirt printing available on all
Brindley joined Barnet last summer but was ruled out through injury for the first part of the season, making his debut against Cheltenham Town in December. His one and only Barnet goal came on the final game of the season against Chesterfield. We would like to thank Richard for his efforts whilst at the club
John Akinde will leave The Hive London as an icon of our recent history. He departs having made 175 appearances across four seasons. He has scored 88 goals in the famous Black and Amber and is our record goalscorer in the Football League. He joined from Alfreton Town in the summer of 2014 and his
Arriving in the summer of 2016, the forward would go on to make 47 appearances across all competitions. During this time, he notched up 11 goals and 11 assists. His best run of form in a Bees shirt came towards the end of last season, scoring 7 goals in our final 16 games with dramatic
Just shy of 100 Barnet supporters were present for the event, with faces young and old in the crowd. The Q&A lasted the full 90 minutes with a wide variety of different topics discussed, please see below a round-up of some of the key points discussed: On returning to Barnet Football Club:John Still says he
The deal is now subject to the player agreeing personal terms and passing a medical. We will update you as and when there is further news.
He was a first-team regular under John Still last season at the Daggers, making 41 appearances in the National League. He made 156 appearances across all competitions for the Victoria Road side. The experienced midfielder started his career in the youth system at Queens Park Rangers but would make the switch to Reading FC. Whilst
