Curtis Weston admitted that he was disappointed to concede a last-gasp equaliser against AFC Telford United on Saturday, but insisted that the squad were feeling positive having gained a hard-earned point from the game at New Bucks Head. Speaking after the game, Barnet’s stand-in captain said: “The first half we were nowhere near as good […]
Martin Allen said that he was satisfied to come away from New Bucks Head with a point on Saturday, after an injury-time equaliser by AFC Telford United meant that his side were forced to settle for a draw. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “I thought that it was a good point. We
Martin Allen was pleased with the way that his side equipped themselves on Wednesday night, as they defeated Dover Athletic 3-0 at the Crabble to move two points clear at the top of the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “It was an efficient, disciplined, professional performance. We had a
It wasn’t Martin Allen was pleased with the resolve that his team showed to come back from a goal down to earn a late 2-1 win over Alfreton Town at The Hive on Saturday, as Barnet recorded their fourth consecutive win to maintain their position at the top of the Vanarama Conference. Speaking after the
Graham Stack was relieved to see Barnet secure a stoppage time win over Alfreton Town on Saturday, although he admits that the team were not at their best. Speaking immediately after the game, the player-coach said: “We weren’t at it today for some reason. I don’t know why, it wasn’t through a lack of effort
Charlie MacDonald was delighted to see his side return to the top of the Vanarama Conference table on Saturday with a 2-0 win over Southport at the Merseyrail Community Stadium. Speaking after the game, the Barnet captain was full of praise for the performance of the entire team, commenting: “I thought that it was a
Martin Allen was delighted with his side as they returned to the top of the Vanarama Conference table on Saturday with a 2-0 win over Southport at the Merseyrail Community Stadium. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager said: “All of the players did a fantastic job. As we know, it’s a hard place to
Lee Cook was delighted to score the first hat-trick of his career on Monday to help the Barnet beat Dartford 4-0 at The Hive and move up to second in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, whilst proudly holding the match ball signed by all of his teammates under his arm, Barnet’s summer
Martin Allen was full of praise for his squad after Barnet beat Dartford 4-0 at The Hive on Monday to move up to second in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, the manager said: “It was a good win. I thought they made it very difficult for us in the first half but
Curtis Weston was satisfied with a solid performance from Barnet on Saturday, as they ran out 2-0 winners over Nuneaton Town at Liberty Way to move up to fourth in the Vanarama Conference table. Speaking after the game, the Bees’ midfielder said: “It was a good three points. It was quite a tough game, especially
