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‘BACK ME TO GIVE US BEST CHANCE’

LEAGUE TWO
By Tom Blackett

BARNET boss Dean Brennan believes reinforcements will be necessary if they are to make a challenge for automatic promotion.
In Tuesday’s 3-1 home defeat by Swindon, the Bees named only five of a permitted seven substitutes.
When asked by BBC Radio London if a top-three finish was the aim, Brennan said: “We’re going to need more backing from upstairs if that’s going to happen.
“We’re one of the smallest clubs in the division - us and Accrington - and we need more support.
“Today we’ve had four outfi...

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