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FOUR OUT BUT MAC IS BACK FOR BEES

FOUR OUT

By Neil Harvey
TOP STRIKER Paul Mc- Callum has handed Barnet a boost ahead of their play-off campaign – but it’s concerns at the other end of the field which have taken some sting out of the Bees’ tail.
The good news for boss Darren Currie is that former West Ham trainee McCallum has agreed to extend his loan deal with Solihull Moors and will lead the Barnet attack for the play-off eliminator with Yeovil Town.
But the Bees chief must also do without three of his four first-choice defenders after a number of players failed to agree contract extensions to see out the knockou...

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