Mark Robson admits Barnet are “desperate” to get their first victory of the season as the Bees winless run continued after a 3-1 defeat at Bradford City. Barnet performed well in the first half and limited the home side to very few clear opportunities
A game of two halves is an overused cliché in football but succinctly describes Barnet’s 3-0 defeat against Bradford City. For the majority of the first half the Bees were the better side despite not really threatening the Bantams’ goal. In the
New signing Krystian Pearce goes straight into the Barnet line-up for today’s clash against Bradford City and there are full debuts for John Oster and Jamal Lowe. Pearce, who joined the Bees from Notts County on Thursday, starts in defence alongside
Blind and partially sighted bowlers showcased their talents in Mill Hill on Friday at an exhibition match attended by the Mayor of Barnet. Barnet’s Blind and Partially Sighted Bowling Club welcomed a team of Chelsea Pensioners for the fixture at
A Mill Hill action group is holding a fun day to raise money for educational equipment specially designed to support the needs of people with autism. Flower Lane Action Group, which supports people with autism, is holding the event at Flower Lane
Barnet haven’t claimed a League Two point away from Underhill this season but will be hoping to change that when they travel to Bradford City this afternoon. The Bees are yet to taste victory under head coach Mark Robson and suffered a 3-1 defeat
