As a thank you for the support they have received this season. Barnet fc will be offering football for a fiver at the Hive. When they take on Kings Lynn Town, in the National league. With all price categories of equal cost. Including the admission fee for travelling supporters, who will be making a respectable journey from Norfolk on Tuesday evening. A deal which has also been seen in the fixture between Leyton Orient and Hartlepool United.
However, Bee’s supporters paid significantly more when they visited the Walks Stadium. The host opting to charge twenty-one pounds for standing tickets, and twenty-three for seated. Concessions also being charged at an increased tariff of nineteen and twenty-one pounds respectively. Despite previous negative reactions from the Linnets unjustified entry cost. Leading to an attendance of just over a thousand people on that midweek match.
In the previous meetings between the two clubs, Kings Lynn Town have proved to be more successful. Winning two out of the three encounters. A draw being the result when the sides last faced off back in October. A goal from Widdowson gave the ambers a lead on six minutes, before Michael Clunan equalised on twenty-one minutes. Sending Barnet away from East Anglia with a point.
Since then, Barnet have added Reece Grego Cox to their squad. Joining on loan till the end of the season, from Crawley Town. Having come through the Queens Park Rangers academy. Featuring for the Rs at youth level, and in the premier league. making his debut against Tottenham Hotspurs in 2015. Internationally, Reece has made youth appearances for Southern Ireland. Reaching an impressive twenty caps. Grabbing seven goals in that time.
Going into this game the London based side sit seventeenth in the table. Ten points above their guest, who are currently in the relegation zone. Having only picked up four points from a possible fifteen. Winning convincingly against Weymouth, and drawing away to Grimsby. Before the tie against Bromley was postponed due to weather conditions. Even though the south London club had arrived, following the pitch passing an inspection in the earlier on the day. Wasting time and money for those who made the long trip up to the game.
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