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2020-2021
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Vanarama National League
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22nd
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A season like no other as the bulk of the campaign was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the end, it was probably a good thing for The Bees as a disastrous season ended at the bottom of The National League.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in Round 3 |
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PETRASSO,
Michael
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2019-2020
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Vanarama National League
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11th (Lost in Playoffs)
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An inconsisent season which improved with time was curtailed by the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and by some twist of fate, Barnet ended up in the playoffs on PPG.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in the Quarter Final |
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AKINOLA,
Simeon
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2018-2019
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Vanarama National League
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12th
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A mixed start to life back in Non-League sees the end of John Still, allowing Darren Currie to take the reins and lead The Bees on a memorable FA Cup run.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 4 Replay |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in the Quarter Final |
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COULTHIRST,
Shaquille
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2017-2018
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SkyBet League Two
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23rd (Relegated)
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After several managerial disasters, not even Martin Allen could save Barnet as we suffered our third relegation from the Football League.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FL Trophy | Won in the Grp F Round |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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COULTHIRST,
Shaquille
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2016-2017
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SkyBet League Two
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12th
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Despite Martin Allen's mid-season departure, form on the field heads in the right direction as John Akinde fires The Bees to a top half Football League finish for the first time in ten seasons.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in the Grp F Round |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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AKINDE,
John
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2015-2016
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SkyBet League Two
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15th
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Barnet's return to The Football League ends with a solid finish despite a shaky start to the season.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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AKINDE,
John
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2014-2015
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Vanarama National League
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1st (Promoted as Champions)
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The Bees became the first club to win Non-League's top division three times as a rejuvenated, attacking side took the league by storm. Bristol Rovers pushed it to the wire, but the title was sealed in front over 5,000 vs. Gateshead.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in Round 1 Replay |
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AKINDE,
John
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2013-2014
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Skrill Premier
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8th
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Life at The Hive begins unspectacularly as The Bees miss out on the Playoffs after Edgar Davids' departure from the club heralds the return of Martin Allen.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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MARSH-BROWN,
Keanu
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2012-2013
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nPower League Two
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23rd (Relegated)
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Barnet eventually succumbed to the pressure and there were no final day miracles as relegation was sealed at Northampton. In an emotional season, it was to be the final year at Underhill after 106 years.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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HYDE,
Jake
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2011-2012
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nPower League Two
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22nd
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Another miraculous escape was engineered by Martin Allen as Mark Hughes' winner at Burton saw The Bees escape by the skin of their teeth after The Magician's act finally came to an end, albeit with an area-final defeat to Swindon in the FL Trophy.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in the Area Final Second Leg |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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MCLEOD,
Izale
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2010-2011
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nPower League Two
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22nd
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A tumultuous season again culminated in a final day escape after the situation had been left near-impossible by Mark Stimson. Martin Allen turned the tide before leaving early, leaving Giuliano Grazioli to step in and finish the job.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 Replay |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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MCLEOD,
Izale
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2009-2010
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Coca Cola League Two
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21st
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After the season seemed to be petering out into nothingness, an end of season stumble saw the end of Ian Hendon and allowed Paul Fairclough to return to guide the side out of trouble on the final day at home to Rochdale.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 Replay |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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O'FLYNN,
John
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2008-2009
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Coca Cola League Two
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17th
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A very poor start to the season eventually led to the end of Paul Fairclough's 5 1/2 year reign in charge of Barnet, being replaced by former captain Ian Hendon who turned around the team's form and led Barnet to the relative safety of 17th.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 Replay |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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O'FLYNN,
John
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2007-2008
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Coca Cola League Two
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12th
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Lightning struck twice as The Bees' FA Cup exploits took them to the fourth round once again before a disappointing home defeat by Bristol Rovers. League form continued to improve also ending with a top half finish.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 4 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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BIRCHALL,
Adam
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2006-2007
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Coca Cola League Two
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14th
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A memorable season as Barnet made it to the fourth round of the FA Cup for the first time in their history. League form was inconsistent however, but a 14th place finish demonstrated progress.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 4 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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KANDOL,
Tresor
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League Table
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2005-2006
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Coca Cola League Two
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18th
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The Bees struggled to adapt to life back in the Football League and despite the chance of relegation on the final day, a 2-1 win at Rushden led to an 18th place finish. Perhaps most memorably, a trip to Manchester United in the League Cup saw 4500 Barnet fans enjoy a 4-1 defeat.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| League Cup | Knocked out in Round 3 |
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BAILEY,
Nicky
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League Table
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2004-2005
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Nationwide Conference
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1st (Promoted as Champions)
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An incredible season ends in a second Conference title for Barnet having topped the league table from the August Bank Holiday. A 12-point margin summed up the dominance as incredible attacking displays swept through all that stood in their way.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 1 |
| FA Trophy | Knocked out in Round 4 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 2 |
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GRAZIOLI,
Giuliano
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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2003-2004
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Nationwide Conference
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4th (Lost in Playoffs)
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A turn in fortunes spearheaded by Martin Allen sees a rebuilt Barnet squad challenge at the right end of the table. Allen's departure in March threatened to rock the boat, but Paul Fairclough steered the side to the playoffs which sadly ended in defeat at Shrewsbury.
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| FA Cup | Knocked out in Round 2 |
| FA Trophy | Won in Round 3 |
| FL Trophy | Knocked out in Round 1 |
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GRAZIOLI,
Giuliano
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Season Results
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Season Stats
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League Table
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