Freddie Warren has joined Hastings United on loan until the end of the 2012/13 season. The Barking-born midfielder has made three appearances for the Bees this season but hasn’t featured since the 2-0 defeat to Rochdale on 1 September 2012. Warren began his career with Charlton Athletic during which time he was loaned out to […]
Edgar Davids is looking forward to what he has described as two ‘massive’ games for the club over the Easter period. However, the Dutchman insists that due to the Bees’ current position every game is of paramount importance. In the space of just four days the Bees face Dagenham & Redbridge and AFC Wimbledon in
John Oster believes the Easter weekend will define Barnet Football Club’s season. The Bees take on Dagenham & Redbridge on Friday before travelling to AFC Wimbledon on Monday in two massive games at the bottom of Npower League Two. Speaking ahead of Friday’s match at Underhill, Oster admitted it will be a difficult few days
Edgar Davids has invited Everton captain Phil Neville to The Hive following the midfielder’s comments about the club’s facilities. The 36-year-old, who collected 59 caps for England, clearly failed to do his homework before commenting on the Bees’ new home which Brazil used last month in preparation for their friendly against the Three Lions at
The Development Squad will play twice at Underhill before the end of the 2012/13 season. The young Bees will face Cardiff City on Wednesday 10th April at 13.00 before taking on Ipswich Town two days later on Friday 12th April at 19.00. Both are games the Dev Squad will be looking to get points from
Barnet Football Club will be holding our College Development Programme trials on Wednesday 3 April at 11am. The trials will take place at the club’s training ground, The Hive, but there are a number of things you need to do in order to confirm your attendance. All players wishing to attend need to email Youth
George Sykes is hoping to feature for Barnet’s first-team before the end of the season after winning the LFE League Two Apprentice of the Year award. The youngster, who was presented with the award on Sunday night, admitted he was surprised to win the award but was even more shocked he was nominated in the
The Development Squad put in yet another encouraging display to earn a 1-1 draw at The Hive on Monday against Millwall. Jamal Lowe’s equaliser cancelled out a scrappy opening goal for the Lions who were beaten by the Development Squad in the first match of the Barclays Under-21 Professional Development League. Speaking post-match George Sykes
My journey to Underhill takes me through Epping Forest and on Saturday a cross-country running club were busy putting out markers and organising marshals for a race they were staging later that day. As the snow was coming down, how fortunate I thought these sportsmen and women were that however inclement the weather their fixture would go
Barnet’s George Sykes has been named the LFE Apprentice of the Year for League 2 at the Football League Awards 2013. Sykes received the award at the gala ceremony at The Brewery, London, on Sunday evening in front of over 600 guests from clubs, sponsors and the football industry. This year there were a total
