Barnet FC can announce that midfielder Olly Lee has joined Birmingham City after a successful loan spell with the club. Lee, 21, joined Barnet at the start of the season but only made 12 appearances for the Bees before joining Birmingham on loan in March. The midfielder, son of ex-England international Rob Lee, has signed […]
Barnet FC’s loveable mascot Mr Bumble was unable to make it three consecutive wins in the Mascot Grand National yesterday as he somewhat controversially finished in second place. The two-time winner was taking part in the annual mascot race at Kempton Park racecourse on Bank Holiday Monday. The crowd basked in the sunshine as mascots
Barnet Ladies lifted the Middlesex Senior Cup in dramatic style with Jess Trimnell converting a 118th minute winner. The Bees raced into an early lead courtesy of Stacey Sowden but the R’s responded well and levelled through Kasha Petit. With just over 25 minutes remaining the Bees retook the lead through Leanne Reidy before goalkeeper
Barnet Ladies will face QPR in this year’s Middlesex Senior Women’s Cup final on Thursday night. Both sides finished bottom of their respective leagues and will be looking to end the season on a high. However, as QPR prepare for life two tiers below Barnet the Bees are looking forward to being part of the
Kenny Brown has left Barnet Football Club following the end of his contract. Speaking to BarnetFC.com, Brown wished the club the best of luck as they aim for an immediate return to the Football League. “I really enjoyed my time at Barnet. From the moment I came in with Robbo [Mark Robson] I was made
Barnet Football Club may be down but we’re definitely not out! Following Saturday’s disappointment the only way is up as far as Barnet FC are concerned and as ever your support will be invaluable, so we need everybody to rally round. After a few days of feeling sorry for ourselves it is very much full
The Under-18s ended their season in style as George Sykes scored a hat-trick in a 5-2 win away at Swansea City. Rob Taylor and Moses Duckrell were also on the scoresheet much to the delight of Lead Professional Development Phase Coach, Tom Donati. Reflecting on the win Donati praised the overall performance of the side
Barnet’s tenure in the Football League came to an end on Saturday after eight seasons in League Two. A 2-0 defeat at Northampton, coupled with a Wimbledon win sealed the Bees’ fate as they were relegated on goal difference with 51 points – the highest ever total for a relegated side. Barnet had a number
Edgar Davids was proud of his side despite seeing them relegated from the Football League on Saturday. A 2-0 defeat to Northampton coupled with an AFC Wimbledon win saw the Bees drop out of the Football League on goal difference with a record points total of 51. Speaking post-match, Davids spoke of his belief that
Barnet Ladies’ FA Women’s Premier League season ended in controversial fashion as they lost 2-1 to Portsmouth. The match, held at Havant & Waterlooville FC, looked to be heading for a 1-1 draw but despite Leeta Rutherford’s effort seemingly being cleared off the line in time the referee signalled for a Pompey goal. The Bees
