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gowerfan wrote: ↑14 May 2024, 16:33“Diving”

One I will never forget.

As already mentioned, if he can stay fit then very good signing, has the ability at this level, desire to win at any cost, just fingers crossed he can get a good pre season under his belt and have a injury free season with us. Welcome to Barnet Rhys Even thou we have signed Rhys I suppose it would d...

Was he the player who scored Woking's equaliser but then had 2 late penalties saved in the Daniel Middleton match at Woking in March 2023? Yes. So we had to wait until Laurie Walker departed before we signed him because the sight of him in the changing room would have been traumatic for him! Browne...

I had precisely the same thought re parades. A Barnet bus parade with a trajectory from possibly Potters Bar, then down to High Barnet, East Barnet then down through North Finchley and Finchley Central would be the obvious one before the move. That's where actual Barnet is. A bus through North West...

Hartigan has been released and is a free agent. I think he's great on the ball, but I do wonder if he's physically capable of playing at this level without the ball? He's so poor in transition. I know just about everyone doesn't share this opinion, but it's just how I feel. Like most of you, DB lov...

I hoped this would be the outcome, but fair play to TK for letting DB have opportunity to manage at higher level. Let's hope it'll be with us next season!! That said - other clubs will be alerted to the fact that TK is open to offers. When do footballers contracts run to? Sounds like we may have so...

I’m obviously in the minority, but I can pass on Hartigan. To me, he’s a bit of a luxury player and one-dimensional. By the end — and this was painfully obvious against Solihull — he came to symbolise how slow and predictable our buildup play became. Yes, he’s obviously a lovely passer, but what el...

Read comments on views of release and retain players supporters believe, Hartigan I really like but only if we bring in two better quicker players around him, as his main weakness is he has No pace, cannot track back, if we keep Pritchard same thing applys, good but is now picking up a few injuries ...

simmosenior wrote: ↑28 Apr 2024, 09:24 I'd get rid of Brunt. Fine off the bench when the game becomes stretched but doesn't do enough the rest of the time. He won a 50/50 tackle yesterday; I think that was the first time in his Barnet career.

Oh that won't go down well lol

Very bad time for us to have Pritchard being not fit enough to play and Dear God did it show, still don't know what happened to O'Donker to not even be on the bench, Stead another who picked up a dead leg, so only fit for bench. Playing Oluwo who hasn't played in months, so was always going to lack ...

I just dozed off and coming back round genuinely wondered if I dreamt that game. My reflections include that When they scored their first even said maybe they have scored too soon, that was a crap suggestion! We just didn’t turn up, not sure anyone comes out with credit. Don’t get the Kanu love for...

Funny how supporters view things differentely, I follow Liverpool, and up until few weeks ago were pushing for the title, then for what ever reason the players and manager through away a great chance to win the league, sound familar, great for huge part then choaked at final hurdle. Selection, playe...

Rebuild for next season. Moors are for more accustomed to the big occasions. DB and the players have had too much time to overthink and endless stupid interviews about what a trip to wembley would mean for the club. Moors playing midweek has suited them massively. Humiliating This is the most ridic...

If O'Donker picked up had injury which ruled him out then fair enough, can understand Stead being in bench after picking up knock, but every aspect of our play from defence to up top has been far to slow, off the pace, didn't see us looking the team that would show up looking shattered, we had every...