Martin Allen was delighted with the character this his players showed on Saturday after coming back from one nil down to defeat Macclesfield 3-1 and go eight points clear at the top of the league. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “Taking into account the character, going 1-0 down just before half time, losing […]
Martin Allen admitted that he was disappointed to see his side slip to a late defeat against Bristol Rovers at the Memorial Stadium last night, but insisted that he will not be losing any sleep after the Bees were narrowly edged out. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager praised his side for the way
Academy Manager Henry Newman was delighted with the way that his side bounced back from the disappointment of being knocked out of the FA Youth Cup on Thursday to claim a superb win again title rivals Peterborough United on Saturday. Just 36 hours after being eliminated by Southend at Roots Hall, the U18s were back
Martin Allen was pleased with his side’s battling performance on Saturday, as Barnet secured a point at third-placed Woking to extend their lead at the top of the Vanarama Conference to nine points. Speaking after the game, the manager praised both sides as a gripping contest finished all square at 1-1: “It was a great
Graham Stack was pleased with the way that Barnet bounced back to winning ways on Saturday, as the Bees overcame AFC Telford United 3-1 at The Hive to go eight points clear at the top of the Vanarama Conference. Speaking after the game, the player-coach praised the players’ resolve to bounce back from defeats in
Martin Allen rued the effects of FA Cup elimination against Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday as his Barnet side were beaten 3-2 by Torquay at The Hive on Tuesday in front of the BT Sport cameras. Speaking after the game, the manager admitted that it had been a frustrating evening: “After what I thought on Saturday
Martin Allen was in pragmatic mood following Barnet’s FA Cup exit to Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday, and felt that his team had the chances to wrap the game up after taking an early lead. Speaking after the game, Martin reflected on what might have been, saying: “We had the chances in the first half: two
The Barnet FC Youth Team qualified for the second round of the FA Youth Cup last night for the first time in the club’s history by beating Metropolitan Police 2-0 on the first team pitch at The Hive. A first half stunner by full-back Brendan Ocran after eight minutes and another goal for striker Mathew
Martin Allen was delighted with what he described as a ‘magical’ afternoon on Saturday, as he saw his side clinch a crucial three points in injury time against Welling United to take them nine points clear at the top. Speaking moments after the final whistle, the Barnet manager reflected on what had, as predicted earlier
Martin Allen was delighted to progress to the first round proper of the FA Cup on Tuesday night, as his side ran out 4-1 winners over Chelmsford City in a replay at The Hive. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “Saturday was a really difficult tie but thankfully the players tonight really applied themselves
