Barnet continued their preparations for the new season with a narrow 2-1 defeat against Margate at Hartsdown Park on Tuesday. Barnet controlled large portions of the game against the Ryman Premier side but were undone by goals in each half from Charlie Allen and Anthony Riviere either side of a Charlie MacDonald equaliser. Barnet: Graham […]
Tomorrow afternoon Martin Allen will be taking part in an open Q&A with Barnet supporters, having invited all fans to send him in their questions to be answered directly on the club’s official website later this week. Now, the Barnet manager is offering all those fans that take part the opportunity to enjoy the matchday
The Barnet first team squad will play their penultimate pre-season friendly on Tuesday night with a trip to the seaside, as they take on Margate FC at Hartsdown Park. The Gate currently compete in the Ryman Isthmian Premier Division, part of the seventh tier of English football, where they finished in 11th place with 64
This morning saw the pre-season preparations of the Barnet squad step up a gear as the players completed their second round of polar runs. The series of interval runs represent one of the toughest challenges that Martin Allen’s men will be put through during their intensive summer training. Having completed the first round during their
Barnet manager Martin Allen spoke to the club’s official website this week in a bid to keep supporters abreast of all the latest developments as the new season draws every closer. Here is what he had to say: On Brentford: “For 30 minutes we matched Brentford and were just as good as them man-for-man. Yes,
Ever wanted to ask Martin Allen a question? Well, now’s your chance! The Barnet manager is offering supporters a unique chance to have all of their burning questions answered by taking part in a very special Q & A ahead of the new season, saying: "I’ve had a good chat with our new media man,
Martin Allen was in philosophical mood after Barnet’s heavy 5-1 defeat to Brentford on Tuesday night, and insisted that there were plenty of positives to take from a difficult test against a side that are about to embark upon a season in the Championship. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “I thought that
Barnet suffered a 5-1 defeat against London rivals Brentford in their fourth friendly of the summer at The Hive on Tuesday evening. Martin Allen’s men started brightly and even took an early lead through another Charlie MacDonald goal, but were ultimately undone by the superior quality of the Championship new-boys during what will undoubtedly be
Brentford endured a miserable end to the 2012/13 League One season, conceding to Doncaster in the dying moments of the final league game having seen a Marcelo Trotta penalty hit the crossbar just seconds before to miss out on automatic promotion. They would go on to reach the Play-Off Final at Wembley, but were narrowly
Martin Allen was more than happy with his squad’s performance on Sunday against Luton Town in their third pre-season friendly, despite Barnet going down 2-0 to last season’s Conference champions. “I thought it was a fantastic performance, up until the 44th minute when they knocked that goal in. We more than matched Luton in the
