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Bees set for pre-season training
2:08pm Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Barnet begin pre-season training on Monday.
The squad met for the first time since the summer break this week, with players being given fitness tests.
But the real work starts next week, with the first pre-season friendly, an away game at St Albans City on July 15, now less than two weeks away.
New signing Luke Medley was among those put through his paces. The only absence was French left-back Kenny Gillet, who was given special dispensation to miss the assessments, as he is still in France.
Manager Paul Fairclough, who will be answering questions at the Barnet Supporters' Association annual general meeting tomorrow evening (Thursday), is still hoping to bring in three new players before the season kicks off on August 9.
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