Non-League Paper

BEES IN A HURRY TO KEEP RED-HOT CURRIE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2020

By Tom Blackett

MAKING AN IMPACT: Barnet manager Darren Currie
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

BARNET have told fans they hope to have clarity “very soon” on the future of boss Darren Currie.
The Bees’ head coach and his assistant Junior Lewis have contracts that expire in September.
Currie, who has been linked with the vacancy at Southend United, has been a big hit since taking over at the Hive and led the club into the National League play-offs, on Points Per Game.
After beating Yeovil Town in the Eliminator, they were beaten by Notts County in last week’s semi-final.
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