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Martin Allen admitted that his side had been outplayed by Lincoln City on Sunday as the Bees went down 4-1 at Sincil Bank, although he felt that the Bees had been unfortunate to lose by the margin that they did. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “It was a funny afternoon really – I […]

Jon Nurse praised the strength in depth of the Barnet squad after seeing the Bees beat Aldershot 1-0 at The Hive on New Year’s Day to continue their unbeaten run throughout the Christmas period. Barnet have now taken ten points from a possible twelve during the festive schedule with another game away to Lincoln City

Martin Allen was delighted with the character that his players showed on Sunday, as Barnet fought back from two goals down at half time to draw against in-form Dover Athletic at The Hive. Speaking after the game, the manager admitted that he was pleased to take a point from a game which looked all but

Martin Allen admitted that his side were not at their best on Boxing Day as they beat Aldershot 3-1 at the Electrical Services Stadium, but was still delighted with the Bees’ effort and application as they moved nine points clear with another win. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “It was a good win.

Lee Cook was pleased to kick off the Christmas period with a 3-0 win over Chester at The Hive on Saturday as Barnet look to continue their impressive form throughout the festive season and into 2015. Speaking after the game the winger admitted that getting the three points was crucial as Barnet began a period

Martin Allen was pleased to see his side kick off the festive period in style on Saturday, as Barnet beat Chester 3-0 at The Hive to stay seven points clear at the top of the Conference table heading into Christmas. Speaking after the game, the manager admitted that Chester had provided some stern opposition, although

Martin Allen said that he was pleased with certain aspects of Barnet’s first round replay against Concord Rangers on Tuesday night, although he did admit that a young Barnet side would learn a lot lessons after being beaten 6-2 by the Conference South outfit. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “Obviously the result is

Martin Allen praised his players for coming through a difficult encounter on Saturday, as Barnet drew 0-0 away at Concord Rangers to earn a replay at The Hive tomorrow night. Speaking after the game, the manager acknowledged that conditions have proven difficult on the day, but that he felt his team had coped with the

Charlie MacDonald has hailed the togetherness that Barnet showed to come away from Torquay with all three points last weekend, and stated that confidence is high in the camp heading into Saturday’s Fa Trophy encounter with Concord Rangers. Reflecting on a hard-earned win at Plainmoor, the Bees’ captain said: “It was fantastic. The whole trip

The Barnet FC Youth Team moved seven points clear at the top of the Football League Youth Alliance South East division on Saturday with an excellent 2-1 win away to second-placed Milton Keynes Dons. The Bees took the lead shortly after half time when Shane Cojocarel latched onto a perfectly-weighted through ball between the centre-half