The Bees travel to North Wales this Saturday

This Saturday, the Bees travel to the Racecourse Ground in North Wales, home of Wrexham. The Dragons are managed by Brian Carey who took over as manager in January this year. Carey has had a difficult baptism as manager having rescued Wrexham from relegation to the Conference last season by the skin of their teeth, they now find themselves third from bottom with just 9 points from 10 matches played. Last Saturday they let a 2 goal lead slip at Macclesfield losing 3-2 in the dying seconds.

However, since returning to the League two seasons ago, Barnet have not beaten the Dragons with Wrexham winning 2 games and the other two being drawn. You can read more about these matches by clicking on the 'we've met before' link.

Goalkeepers:

In goal is much travelled, Anthony Williams, who joined the club during the summer from Carlisle United following a loan spell at Wrexham. He was previously a regular at Grimsby Town and Hartlepool.

19 year old, Michael Jones has played in the Carling Cup this season and has made 7 league starts before this season.

Defenders:

Wales under 21 international, Shaun Pejic made his debut for the Dragons in 2001 and has played more than 150 first team games for the club.

Richard Hope signed from Shrewsbury Town in the summer. He was a regular first tem player for the Shropshire side where he played alongside Barnet's Sagi Burton. He was also at Northampton Town for four seasons and has also played for Chester, York city and Darlington.

18 year old Neil Taylor made his Wales under 21 debut last month against France and has broken through into the Wrexham first team this season.

Simon Spender is a product of the youth system and has made over 50 first team starts for the club and has also played for the Wales under 21 side.

Mike Williams is another home grown youngster and Wales under 21 international who broke through into the first team last season but has yet to start this term.

Ryan Valentine made 176 appearances in four seasons for Darlington before moving to Wrexham last summer and was a regular in the Dragons' defence last season.

Former TNS player, Steve Evans is a full Welsh international who arrived at Wrexham in 2006 after 6 years playing for the League of Wales side. He made his international debut against Lichtenstein and is a member of John Toshack's squad.

Midfield:

Exciting midfield player, Mark Jones is another product of the youth system and has made over 100 appearances for the Dragons scoring 24 goals. Jones has always looked very impressive when playing against Barnet.

Former Stoke City youngster, Robert Garrett made 10 appearances for Wrexham last season and joined the club after a loan spell.

Another Wales under 21 international, Matt Crowell arrived from Southampton four years ago, but despite the fact that he has made nearly 100 appearances has still to claim a regular first team place.

18 year old Trinidadian, Silvio Spann made his first team debut this season. Span missed the 2006 World Cup Finals due to injury.

Strikers:

Full welsh international, Chris Llewellyn is in his second spell at Wrexham having spent a year with Hartlepool before rejoining the Dragons last summer. Llewellyn was a first team striker at Norwich City before being hit with injury after having made over 150 appearances for the Norfolk club. He moved to Wrexham four years ago following a short spell at Bristol rovers.

Much travelled striker, Michael Proctor joined the club from Hartlepool and has also played for Sunderland, Rotherham, York City and Halifax Town.

Neil Roberts is in his second spell at the Racecourse Ground, having made his debut for the Dragons in 1997, he then moved to Wigan Athletic in 2000 and made over 100 appearances for them before moving to Doncaster Rovers. He rejoined Wrexham last summer.

Eifion Williams joined in the summer from Hartlepool where he made over 200 appearances in 5 years at the club scoring over 50 goals, including on at Underhill last season. Prior to joining Hartlepool, he was at Torquay United where he made over 100 first team appearances.

Marc Williams, another Wales under 21 international made his debut nearly 2 years ago and is another product of the youth system.

Danny Williams joined Wrexham 3 years ago after spells at Chester, Bristol Rovers and Kidderminster and has played for the Wales under 21 side.