Barnet FC Ladies can today announce their application to form part of the FA Women’s Super League (WSL) in 2014. The radical restructuring of women’s football will see the regionalisation of the FA Women’s Premier League (where Barnet currently play in the National Division) in favour of two divisions of the WSL with the season […]
The Development Squad put in an impressive performance against Colchester United but slipped to a 2-1 defeat at The Hive. Drey Wright opened the scoring with a powerful head after 39 minutes before Tosin Olufemi poked home a second midway through the second-half. Luke Gambin impressed throughout and he was rewarded seconds after the U’s
Between 2-16 March Barnet Football Club is joining together with the rest of The Football League’s 72 clubs in pledging to support Prostate Cancer UK’s Sledgehammer Fund and Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.  The activity is part of their contribution to a season saving men’s lives in support of The Football League’s Official Charity Partnership for
Harry Crawford and Jack Saville were both in action this weekend as Dartford and Ebssfleet United both took part in thrilling encounters. Dartford secured a point in their Blue Square Bet League Premier Division clash against Southport with a 2-2 draw but Saville and Ebbsfleet were beaten 3-2 by Kidderminster Harriers at Aggborough. Crawford gave
After suffering an 8-1 defeat to Queens Park Rangers followed by a 4-0 loss at Brighton & Hove Albion the Development Squad are looking to bounce back against Colchester United. The Bees have struggled in the Barclays Under-21 Professional Development League Two but their progress has been hampered by many eligible players being unavailable for
Graham Stack refused to make any excuses following Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Plymouth Argyle at Home Park. Jake Hyde opened the scoring but goals from Conor Hourihane and Ronan Murray either side of the break secured the points for the Pilgrims. The keeper was unable to hide his disappointment when reflecting upon the defeat and
What are they putting in those pasties? Two trips by the Bees to the West country in recent weeks has seen two defeats against teams that, at least according to the league table, should have seen Barnet have a fair chance of notching up a point or three. First it was a very late winner
Barnet suffered a disappointing 2-1 defeat against Plymouth Argyle at Home Park on Saturday. The Bees took the lead after 21 minutes through Jake Hyde but the Pilgrims hit back with goals from Conor Hourihane and Ronan Murray. The home side started well and in truth the Bees struggled to find a foothold in the
02.03.2013 Plymouth v Barnet 2-1 (1-1) Attn: 8,210 (Away: 151) Goals: 0-1 Jake Hyde ’21 1-1 Conor Hourihane ’36 2-1 Ronan Murray ’49 Line-up: Graham Stack Barry Fuller David Stephens Bondz N’Gala Elliot Johnson Clovis Kamdjo (Weston ’54) Mark Byrne Edgar Davids Andy Yiadom (Allen ’76) Dani Lopez Jake Hyde (Gambin ’46) Subs: Jordan Brown
Edgar Davids and Barnet travel to Home Park in search of a win on Saturday but with Plymouth Argyle rooted to the bottom on Npower League Two the head-coach admitted he would settle for a point. Just nine points separate the bottom ten sides in League Two but a win on Saturday would see the Bees move
