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Speaking after his side’s frustrating 2-1 home defeat to Bromley, Currie highlighted how Saturday’s clash with the Cards is now a huge game for his side.  “Tonight (Tuesday) just makes it bigger, we knew we were coming into two important home games and losing means there’s even more pressure on Saturday” “We have to dust […]

The Fleet dominated large parts of the game and ran out comfortable winners thanks to goals from Myles Weston, Alex Reid, and Ayo Obileye.  But Currie was left frustrated by his sides lackluster performance and slammed his team for their efforts at the Kuflink Stadium.  “I think what tonight has highlighted is that we lacked

In a frantic opening 20 minutes, the Bees came from two goals down to level the match at the Shay Stadium thanks to two wonderful strikes from Simeon Akinola and Charlee Adams.  However, the second half was a different story and the hosts made their pressure count as Nolan and Sho-Silva condemned the Bees to

The Bees failed to really get going in the opening 45 minutes and struggled to create chances in a cagey affair at The Hive.  However second-half strikes from Ephron Mason-Clark and Wes Fonguck secured the points for Currie’s side as they made it three league wins in a row.  Despite the victory, the boss felt

Josh Walker scored the winning goal in the second half, to give the Bees are much deserved three points as they dominated large stages of the game.  The Magpies came to The Hive with an unbeaten away record and looked to frustrate Currie’s side, but the boss was thrilled to come away with a second

The Bees’ number 10 came off the bench to net in stoppage time after Jack McKnight cancelled out Jack Taylor’s 16th minute opener. After the game, Coulthirst reflected on his winner but admits he’s still focusing on regaining full fitness. “It was something for the lads to enjoy, I know we’ve been working hard and

Shaq Coulthirst bagged the winner in stoppage time after Jack McKnight cancelled out Jack Taylor’s opener on 69 minutes. After the game, Currie was delighted with his side’s performance but expressed his disappointment at Harry Taylor’s addition to the injury list. “On reflection, I would say that we were the better side. Other than the

The hosts had to come from two goals down at half-time to seal the point after Jean-Yves Koue Niate and Armani Little both found the net before the half-hour mark. However, Barnet hit back in the second period courtesy of Ephron Mason-Clark and Jack Taylor. After the game, Currie praised his side’s second half fight

JJ Hooper opened the scoring with only two minutes on the clock before Dan Sparkes grabbed the equaliser six minutes later. After the game, Currie felt his side used the ball well in the first half but lacked control in the second. “We had to change the shape. We lost Callum (Reynolds) on Friday morning

The hosts went behind twice but goals from Jack Taylor and Simeon Akinola sealed a draw. Currie praised his side for levelling the scores on two occasions but gave a brutally honest assessment of the overall performance. “Our general play was OK, we had enough ball and we had enough attacking opportunities but we’re just