Barnet Football Club can confirm Ben Tomlinson has ruptured his quadricep and is unlikely to play again this season. The forward, who is a hugely popular member of the Bees dressing room, will now undergo surgery as he bids to get fit afor next season. Tomlinson joins Shaun Batt (hamstring) and Michael Gash (knee) in […]
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Barnet Football Club can confirm Gavin Hoyte has left The Hive to join Vanarama National League side Eastleigh. Hoyte, 26, joined the Bees in the summer of 2015 and established himself as a regular at right-back before suffering a season-ending knee injury at Stevenage in January. The former Arsenal youngster recovered to make his first
Young Barnet defender Tom Day has extended his loan spell with Staines Town by a further month. The right-back will remain with the Swans until the new year after a successful two-month stay at Wheatsheaf Park. Interim assistant manager Henry Newman said: "He’s had a really good month there and their manager (Drax Hippolyte) is
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Henry Newman praised the attitude, application and quality of Barnet’s players in training this week as they prepare for Saturday’s Sky Bet League Two clash at Yeovil Town. Newman and Rossi Eames have had eight days to prepare for the match owing to the fact the Bees were without a fixture last weekend. And the
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Skipper Michael Nelson believes it is a time of opportunity for Barnet with a new manager incoming and hopes to continue the Bees’ good form at Yeovil Town this weekend. Unbeaten in seven EFL League Two games prior to Martin Allen’s resignation, the Bees return to action this weekend with a trip to Yeovil Town
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Barnet midfielder Jack Taylor has been recalled from his loan spell at Hampton & Richmond Borough and is now aiming to break into the first team after returning to The Hive. The 18-year-old only extended his stay at the Beveree Stadium at the end of November following a successful initial month-long stay with the Beavers.
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Barnet Football Club Chairman Tony Kleanthous has provided an update on the club’s search for a new manager. The Bees have begun the recruitment process for a new manager after Martin Allen resigned on Thursday. Speculation about the identity of the new manager has been rife and the club have been astounded by the response
Barnet midfielder Jack Taylor has extended his loan spell with Hampton & Richmond Borough until January 1. The 18-year-old, who made his Bees debut against Norwich City in the EFL Checkatrade Trophy earlier this season, initially moved to the Beveree Stadium at the end of October. Taylor has made seven appearances for Alan Dowson’s side since,
Joe Payne had an unforgettable evening against Enfield Town on Monday, opening his Barnet account with a stunning halfway line effort. The left-back, 17, who is part of Dean Selvey’s Under-18 squad, spotted Towners keeper Nathan McDonald off his line, took aim and lobbed the stopper from just inside Enfield’s half. That strike put Barnet
