Non-League Paper

BEES ARE SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 December 2020

Tim aims to bring pride back to Barnet

By David Richardson

FLOWERS HAS THE POWER: Tim Flowers is back in the manager’s dugout at Barnet
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

SPORT science and matching kit – those are just two items at the top of the agenda for busy new Barnet boss Tim Flowers.
The former Solihull Moors manager and England goalkeeper has taken over at the Bees from Peter Beadle after he was axed following their 6-0 defeat at Chesterfield last weekend.
It has left them languishing fourth from bottom with nine points from 13 games and in danger of becoming embroiled in an unth...

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