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Beckwith wants to be number one
7:39am Tuesday 13th May 2008
Barnet keeper Rob Beckwith is hoping to establish himself as number one at Underhill next season.
The 23-year-old has signed an extended contract and hopes to stay injury free.
The experienced Lee Harrison played more games than Beckwith, but that was partly due to the latter's injury problems.
Beckwith said he was hoping to reverse the roles next season, with Harrison becoming his deputy.
Meanwhile, Barnet have given professional contracts to Protec teenagers Joe Tabiri and Elliott Charles.
Tabiri, a midfielder, was on the bench several times last season.
Charles is a striker.
They will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of Joe Devera, who successfully made the step up from the club's youth ranks, and was this year's player of the season.
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