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Barnet manager Martin Allen reflected on his side’s narrow 3-2 defeat against Carlisle United at Brunton Park. Speaking after the game Martin said: “I have never been involved in such a one-sided, dominant performance.  “I have been doing this management business now for 19 years and I can’t believe the amount of chances we had […]

THE RECKLESS GUIDE TO CARLISLE UNITED CARLISLE UNITED v BARNET SKY BET LEAGUE 2 SATURDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER 2015 KICK-OFF 2.00PM Stadium:  Brunton Park Stadium Warwick Road, Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 1LL Telephone:  01228 526237 Club Colours: Blue and White Nickname:  The Cumbrians Key Personnel: Keith Curle is the current Manager at Brunton Park and has been

Barnet manager Martin Allen spoke to barnetfc.com this morning, ahead of the team’s trip to Carlisle United on Saturday. Reflecting on the Yeovil Town match midweek, Martin said: “We learnt a lot from the Yeovil game, there’s no doubt about that. “I don’t think that it was a great game to watch. “I thought we

A Bira Dembele own goal saw Barnet exit the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy at the first hurdle. In a match of few clear-cut chances, Michael Cornick’s left side cross was sliced past Jamie Stephens by the Barnet defender to give Yeovil the lead on 37 minutes. The Bees went into the break a goal down, but

YEOVIL TOWN v BARNET JOHNSTONE’S PAINT TROPHY TUESDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2015 KICK-OFF 7.45PM Stadium:  Huish Park, Lufton Way, Yeovil, Somerset, BA22 8YF Telephone: 01935 423662 Club Colours: Green and White Nickname: The Glovers Key Personnel: Paul Sturrock took the reins in April 2015 after managerial experience at St Johnstone, Dundee United, Plymouth Argyle, Southampton, Sheffield

Barnet manager Martin Allen spoke to barnetfc.com ahead of training this morning. Reflecting on the performance against Cambridge, Martin said: “I think everyone was pleased with the performance on Saturday. “I suppose there’s a tinge of disappointment that we didn’t win the game. “I think afterwards there was a feeling that we’ve got to keep

A strong second half showing from Barnet wasn’t enough to break down a resilient Cambridge United side. It was the U’s who began the game strongly, and had a possible penalty claim in the fourth minute. The Cambridge players appealed for a spot-kick for a Bira Dembele handball, but their protestations were waved away by

Due to insufficient supporter demand, Barnet FC regret to announce that we will not be running a supporters coach to our game against Yeovil Town in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.

Barnet FC Chairman Tony Kleanthous has responded to all the questions sent to the club, as part of his annual Q&A with Bees fans: What are your timescales for improving the various parts of The Hive to which we have planning permission? Do you foresee any future development over and above what we currently have