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Barnet FC are pleased to confirm the arrival of goalkeeper Craig Ross from Macclesfield Town on an initial one-year contract. Ross was the Silkmen’s first choice keeper for the majority of last season and helped them to knock League One side Walsall out of the FA Cup. The 27-year-old began his career as a trainee

Akinola, who joined the Bees from Braintree Town in January, is keen to build on a promising first six months at the club. And the 24-year-old has no doubt that playing alongside the likes of top scorer Akinde can only help to increase his own goal return in the new campaign. “If nothing else, you

The Lions will be the last in a trio of high-profile visitors to The Hive for warm-up games in July, following hot on the heels of Premier League side Swansea City and a West Ham United team. Weston, who began his career with Millwall, said: “When the schedule was released I was looking through it

Armstrong, who previously worked with the Bees as fitness coach almost 20 years ago, is returning to the club as assistant to Rossi Eames. He has just finished his stint as assistant coach of the New Zealand national side at the Confederations Cup in Russia. Eames said: “Alex is in on Thursday – he’s just

We’ve reproduced a selection of the questions addressed by the Bees’ head coach below. Q: Barnet and Morecambe were the only League Two teams who did not go to a pre-season training camp abroad last year. Do you think doing so would help the players in terms of team bonding? A: When we’re in this

The proposals, drawn up by AndArchitects, were unveiled at the official opening of The Hive’s new Amber Lounge and Bar 66 hospitality venue – attended by more than 200 Barnet FC members – on Thursday evening. The planned expansion will involve replacing the current South terracing with a new all-seater stand as well as a

The new network, which has been launched for the 2017-18 campaign, offers supporters outside the UK and Ireland the chance to see every EFL game live. All 46 of the Bees’ League Two games will be available to subscribers in HD quality for the equivalent of £110 per season – although any matches selected for

What’s the first game? How does the Christmas schedule stack up? Will I be spending my birthday travelling to the other end of the country and back? These are the kind of questions Bees fans, like so many others, will have been considering since the League Two fixtures were released this morning. So let’s take

The Bees’ schedule for the 2017-18 season will include meetings with Swindon Town, who were relegated from League One, and Newport County, who retained EFL status on the final day. And most of all the 23-year-old shot-stopper cannot wait to take on newly-promoted Forest Green Rovers, the club where he started out as a youth