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Wembley dream is inspiring Brennan

Wembley dream

By Matt Badcock

Dean Brennan doesn’t care how his Barnet side play if they reach the Isuzu FA Trophy semi-finals – but he knows they’ve got their work cut out with a trip to Bromley.
Ahead of this weekend the duo were only separated in the National League table on goal difference and looking to cement themselves in second and third to receive a play-off eliminator bye.
But the promotion race will be parked this coming Saturday when they face off in the final eight.
And Brennan doesn’t want to see his side’s run come to an end.
“We’ve gone strong in every FA Trophy game,” Brennan told The N...

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