Barnet are through to the second round of the FA Trophy thanks to a late George Sykes’ strike that sealed a 0-1 win over Hayes & Yeading United. The Bees made hard work of it gifting their Skrill South opponents a host of chances while creating few of their own. Sykes went closest hitting the […]
Andy Yiadom is looking forward to taking on his former club in the FA Trophy on Saturday. The wing-back spent one season with Hayes & Yeading United during time which he made 36 league appearances. Speaking ahead of tomorrow’s match, which will be played at Woking’s Kingfield Stadium, the 21-year-old said he was looking forward
Barnet Football Club regret to announce that it will no longer operate a pay on the day coach travel service to away games. Consequently this Saturday’s proposed coach to Hayes and Yeading United will not be going ahead. Despite significant efforts from the club and the Supporters Trust to encourage take-up it is not economically
David Stephens scored one of the goals of the season during Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Grimsby Town. With seconds of normal time remaining and the Bees 2-0 down the centre-back volleyed home from 25-yards, after controlling the ball with the outside of his foot. The truly incredible goal ultimately meant nothing as Grimsby held on
August 9th 2005. Before tonight that was the last time Barnet had won a Tuesday night away fixture in the league, but at last, the curse is over! After eight-years of Tuesday night misery on the road Barnet secured their first Tuesday night away league win with an efficient 2-0 win over Skrill Premier strugglers
Uli Landvreugd was pleased with Barnet’s performance their 0-2 win over Dartford on Tuesday night. Edgar Davids missed the trip to Kent due to illness but the assistant head-coach stepped in and endured no problems as the Bees secured their first Tuesday away league win since 2005. Speaking post-match Landvreugd shared his thoughts on what
That goal was the winger’s ninth of the season against a Dartford side who have now lost seven matches in a row. BarnetFC.com caught up with the 21-year-old  following the win and he admitted it was good to be back.Â
The Bees haven’t won away from home on a Tuesday night in the league since a 2-1 win over Northampton on August 9th 2005. They have however won in various cup competitions against the likes of Bristol City and Portsmouth. It is time to end the hoodoo and get our promotion push back on track
David Stephens believes Barnet will receive an incredible boost from the imminent returns of Keanu Marsh-Brown, Jake Hyde and Dani Lopez. The trio are expected to return in the next few weeks and following a 2-1 defeat to Grimsby, in which the Bees lacked a cutting edge, their return cannot come soon enough. Speaking post-match
Ross Hannah opened the scoring with 66 minutes played as the home side eventually capitalised on a dominant second period. Substitute Liam Hearn added a second with nine minutes remaining and although David Stephens volleyed home one of the goals of the season the Mariners held on for the points. The Bees made two changes
