Interviews

Barnet goalkeeper Jamie Stephens was full of praise for his teammates, in the wake of the Bees’ 2-2 against Accrington Stanley. Speaking after the game, Jamie said: “The lads were brilliant and worked really hard to the very end. “The result shows that we didn’t give up – everyone did their jobs, and put in […]

Martin Allen was pleased with his side’s late comeback, following this afternoon’s 2-2 draw against Accrington Stanley.  Speaking after the match, Martin said: “It was great wasn’t it – to beat Portsmouth on Tuesday and then come and draw up here when they’re third of fourth in the league.  “We made all those changes after

Barnet midfielder Curtis Weston reflected on the Bees’ disciplined performance against Portsmouth, following Tuesday night’s game. Speaking after the 1-0 win at The Hive, Curtis said: “You can see how hard we worked – it was a case of ‘backs against the wall’ in the second half, but we dug in and worked hard together.

Martin Allen celebrated his 500th game in management with a win, as Barnet beat play-off chasing Portsmouth at The Hive. Reflecting on the match, the Bees manager said: “I thought it was very exciting. “We were playing against one of the big spenders of the division – a club with massive tradition and history. “They’ve

Martin Allen spoke to barnetfc.com this morning, to reflect on the weekend’s result and preview tomorrow evening’s clash with Portsmouth. Barnet’s manager discusses Mat Stevens first goal for the club, Shaun Batt’s injury, and how the Bees can improve their performance against Pompey. To watch the full interview, head over to Bees Player HD, or

Martin Allen has revealed that he thinks the best team won, after today’s defeat to AFC Wimbledon.  Discussing his side’s performance, Martin said: “I thought that Wimbledon were better than us. “They coped better and dealt with the conditions better. “I don’t think we really played as well as we can do, and as we

A Mathew Stevens hat trick helped Barnet Reserves to a 3-2 victory over Peterborough United at The Hive this afternoon. To find out more about the match from Development Coach Ross Eames, check out the YouTube video below. BARNET: McKenzie-Lyle; Day, Trialist, Trialist, Muggleton; Keyi, Taylor, Shomotun, Trialist, Vilhete; Stevens. Substitutes: Cojocarel, Gondoh, Fonguck.

Martin Allen spoke to barnetfc.com this morning, ahead of training at The Hive. In our exclusive interview, the Bees manager looks back at the team’s display against Dagenham & Redbridge, and reflects on Barnet’s defensive solidity in recent matches. He also talks about Luke Gambin and Michael Nelson’s performances, and discusses bringing youngsters through from

Goal scorer Luke Gambin has expressed his pleasure at the Bees’ performance against Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday, as Barnet extended their unbeaten run to four games at Victoria Road. Discussing the match, Luke said: “It was great team performance – to go away to Dagenham and get the win. “All the boys are happy

Martin Allen was pleased with his team’s disciplined performance this afternoon, as the Bees ran out 2-0 winners against Dagenham & Redbridge. Speaking after the match, Martin said: “It had been three weeks since our last game – the players have all trained very hard in that time and we had a few days off