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Barnet FC Community Fun Day
10:23am Friday 4th July 2008
Barnet's footballers will be hoping to get the better of their cricketing counterparts this month.
The annual Barnet FC v Barnet Bs CC 20/20 cricket match will be the highlight of the Barnet FC Community Fun Day on July 13.
The footballers came close to beating the cricketers last year.
Barnet football fans will also get the chance to meet some of the club's new signings.
There will also be lots of other activities to keep all members of the family amused, including behind-the-scenes tours of Underhill, a mini football tournament, stalls, a bouncy castle and a talent singing competition.
The gates open at noon and entry is free.
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