Barnet manager Martin Allen was a happy man following his side’s first win of their pre-season campaign against Stevenage on Tuesday night. “I thought it was a good performance. Our team were very competitive. We played some good football and thoroughly deserved to win. What pleased me more than anything was that all 21 players […]
Barnet continued their preparations for the new season on Tuesday night with a well-deserved 1-0 victory against Stevenage at the Hive thanks to a first-half goal from Charlie MacDonald. The result rounded off another promising pre-season performance from the Bees, with Martin Allen’s men comfortably outplaying a side who were plying their trade in League
Barnet FC are pleased to announce a restructuring of their Academy staff that will see Henry Newman return to take over as Academy Manager ahead of the forthcoming season.  Henry is a UEFA A-Licensed coach who worked at Barnet as the Assistant Under-18s Coach between 2009 and 2011 when the Academy first began. Â
Stevenage endured a disappointing campaign last season, finishing bottom of League One and being relegated back to the fourth tier. They will be looking to bounce straight back up this coming season and replicate the success of the 2010/2011 season, which saw them promoted after winning the League Two Play-Off Final at Old Trafford. Manager
Barnet midfielder Keanu Marsh Brown admitted that it was good to be back on Saturday, as the Bees kicked off their pre-season campaign with a narrow defeat to League One side Peterborough United. “It felt great to get back on the pitch. I thought all of the boys played really well against Peterborough, we put
Martin Allen was full of praise for his Barnet squad following their first pre-season friendly on Saturday which saw the Bees narrowly edged out 1-0 by League One side Peterborough United. Speaking after the game, the manager was clearly pleased with what he saw, commenting: “I thought it was tremendous. It was obviously going to
First half Barnet XI: Graham Stack; Elliott Johnson, Jack Saville (c), Will Antwi, Andy Yiadom; Luisma Villa, Gavin Mahon, Curtis Weston, Keanu Marsh-Brown; John Akinde, Charlie MacDonald. Barnet got their pre-season campaign underway at The Hive on Saturday with a narrow 1-0 defeat against Peterborough United, but there was much to be positive about as
Peterborough United enjoyed a strong league campaign last time out, finishing sixth in the final play-off spot in League One. However, the Posh would go on to suffer a narrow 3-2 aggregate defeat to Leyton Orient in the semi-finals, drawing 1-1 at home before going down 2-1 at Brisbane Road in the return leg as
Barnet FC’s first pre-season friendly takes place on Saturday when the Bees take on Peterborough United at The Hive at 15:00. And manager Martin Allen is targeting the pre-season programme, which sees Barnet play five matches at home here at The Hive, as a good chance to build some momentum ahead of the forthcoming season,
Barnet striker Jon Nurse has admitted to feeling a few nerves ahead of his first day as player-coach, but feels that he is adapting to his new role very quickly. Nurse was made part of Martin Allen’s backroom staff during the summer along with goalkeeper Graham Stack, and admitted that his first morning in the
