Hungerford had the chance to go 1-0 up from the penalty spot after just five minutes, but Luke Hopper’s penalty couldn’t find the back of the net. Half an hour later Billericay made the breakthrough, Jake Robinson scoring against the run of play, giving the away side the advantage. This got even worse when Alex […]
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The meeting specifically referenced ground criteria and we are pleased to have reached a resolution for the Club and its supporters. We would like to thank all our fans for their patience while we have worked to get this resolved and would like to invite anyone that was effected by this change the opportunity to
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In tricky conditions, the Bees showed their attacking intentions from the early stages, Akinde and Watson’s both delivering dangerous crosses but to no avail. Just after 15 minutes, Bennett had a deflected shot hit the post. The best chance of the half came shortly before the break, Akinde’s looping header was excellently saved by Day –
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In come skipper Michael Nelson, Mauro Vilhete and David Tutonda in place of Jamal Campbell-Ryce, Harry Taylor and Andre Blackman who all drop to the bench. The full line-up is as follows: 1 Jamie Stephens 4 Charlie Clough 5 Ricardo Almeida Santos 6 Michael Nelson (C) 7 Ryan Watson 9 John Akinde 11 Shaq Coulthirst
Smith’s Hungerford side lost 1-0 at home to Truro, despite playing nearly 60 minutes with a man advantage. Smith was involved in the early stages with the first real incident coming in the 29th minute. A horror challenge by Cody Cooke on Smith saw him receive a straight red, leaving the White Tigers a man
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The 60-year-old hails from Glasgow and has enjoyed a distinguished career as a player and manager. A striker in his playing days, he started at Morton in 1975 and impressed, scoring 37 goals in 64 games. On the back of this form, McGhee earned a move south of the border to Newcastle United. He started
Mark has most recently worked with the Scottish National Team as Assistant Manager to Gordon Strachan and has been in charge of over 900 games as First Team Manager throughout his career. Everyone at Barnet would like to welcome Mark to Club and wish him all the best for the remainder of the season. Rossi Eames has agreed
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