Sam Hoskins was delighted to turn out to be the match winner at the weekend, with his first-half strike proving to be the difference against Eastleigh as a 1-0 win sent the Bees went five points clear at the top of the league. Speaking after the game, the striker reflected on his goal as well […]
Martin Allen was delighted with the efforts of his entire squad on Saturday as they rounded off a busy week with a 1-0 win against Eastleigh at The Hive. Speaking after the game, the manager said he was pleased with the win that takes his side five points clear at the top of the Vanarama
Barnet goalkeeper Graham Stack was in an optimistic mood following the Bees’ 1-1 draw against Braintree Town on Tuesday night. Following the game at Cressing Road in which the Bees saw an early lead slip before half-time, Stack said that there was still much for the team to feel positive about: “Seven points from three
Bondz N’Gala said that he was delighted to be cast in the unlikely role of match winner after his stoppage time header secured a dramatic late win for Barnet. Speaking immediately after the game the central defender said: “It is a great feeling to score the goal but more importantly to win the game. It
New arrival Sam Hoskins made an instant impact at The Hive on Saturday, scoring within a minute of coming on for John Akinde in his first game for Barnet. Reflecting on the game, the 21-year-old striker admitted that his debut could not have gone much better and said that he is looking forward to hopefully
John Akinde was pleased with his performance on Saturday, as the striker netted a first-half hat-trick to help fire Barnet to a resounding 5-0 win over Altrincham at The Hive. The hat-trick ensured that Akinde doubled his goals tally for the new campaign in a single afternoon, taking him to an impressive haul of six
Martin Allen was pleased to see his side return to winning ways in style on Saturday as they defeated Altrincham 5-0 at The Hive to remain on top of the Vanarama Conference. Having made a number of changes to his team both in terms of personnel and positions, the Barnet manager was full of praise
Jon Nurse said that it was good to get back out on the pitch on Tuesday as he made his first start of the season, but admitted that is had been a frustrating night overall for the Bees as they went down 1-0 at home to Wrexham. Speaking after the game, the player-coach said: “The
Martin Allen was left frustrated by Barnet’s narrow 1-0 defeat at home to Wrexham on Tuesday night, and admitted that his side did not show enough creativity in front of goal to take anything from the game. Speaking after the game, the Barnet manager reflected on what might have been following a fast start, but
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
