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Barnet Football Club wish to address supporters’ concerns in light of several recent transfers to Eastleigh. Sam Togwell and Gavin Hoyte yesterday (Thursday) joined the Vanarama National League outfit, following Martin Allen, James Russell and Bondz N’Gala. The Club saw the opportunity to sell these players as good business and in line with the current […]

Supporters planning to attend Saturday’s local derby between Barnet and Stevenage are advised to arrive early at The Hive London as we are anticipating a sizeable crowd. Visiting Stevenage fans will be housed in the North Stand, open from 12pm. Stevenage fans will have use of the new Heineken Bar in the North Stand, meaning

Tom Champion believes Barnet’s ability to win games in different ways is the reason for their eight-game unbeaten run and is looking forward to putting that record on the line against local rivals Stevenage on Saturday. The experienced midfielder is yet to taste defeat in EFL League Two since returning from a loan spell at

Interim assistant manager Henry Newman has revealed Tom Champion was withdrawn as a precaution during Barnet’s 1-0 win at Yeovil Town on Saturday. The midfield anchorman made way on the hour mark to be replaced by Alex Nicholls. The change, although forced by a minor injury concern at the team, proved inspired as Nicholls bagged

A late goal from Alex Nicholls helped Barnet  beat Yeovil Town 1-0 to give Rossi Eames his first win as interim Bees boss.  The former Exeter City winger was introduced on the hour and, with just over five minutes remaining, arrowed a low shot into the bottom corner to extend Barnet’s unbeaten run to  eight

Barnet Football Club are pleased to confirm Bees fans will still be able to use the Pecking Order Bar on matchdays and watch games broadcast on Sky Sports and BT Sport. Nothing has changed at The Hive London in terms of matchday arrangements and supporters will be able to meet friends, have a drink and

Interim Barnet assistant Henry Newman revealed it was a buoyant training session at The Hive this morning as the Bees started preparations for Saturday’s EFL League Two game at Yeovil Town. The Bees head to Huish Park unbeaten in seven league fixtures and looking to move into the play-off places off the back of that

Interim Barnet boss Rossi Eames took his second training session on Tuesday morning – along with Henry Newman – and afterwards said there was no need to make seismic changes. The pair have been placed in charge at The Hive following Martin Allen’s resignation on Thursday. With no fixture, the Bees squad had a planned

Interim management team Rossi Eames and Henry Newman spoke ahead of Barnet’s return to training on Tuesday and outlined their plans for the immediate future. The duo have been placed in temporary charge of the Bees following Martin Allen’s resignation last week and have spent the weekend preparing for Saturday’s EFL League Two encounter at

Barnet’s players arrived at The Hive London this afternoon for a scheduled training session which was led by the interim management team of Development Team coach Rossi Eames and Academy manager Henry Newman. The duo have worked together at Barnet for a number of years and, speaking this evening, released a joint statement following Martin