STRIKERS
Jake Hyde re-signed for Barnet in July 2012. Hyde first arrived in the summer of 2009 and was signed by Ian Hendon from Swindon Town. Hyde made his Bees’ debut as a substitute in the opening game at Lincoln City.
Hyde made his first start for Barnet a couple of weeks later and scored twice on his full debut in the 2-2 home draw with Shrewsbury Town. A couple of games later, Hyde, after coming on as a substitute, scored a last minute winner at home to highly fancied, Notts County and s few days later scored in the 2-0 win over Millwall in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.
However, despite Hyde’s good early goal scoring record, he failed to hold down a regular first team place, mainly coming off the bench as he did when he scored at Rochdale. After scoring 4 goals in just four starts for the Bees, he only scored two more goals after that, his last goal being a fine header in the 3-1 home win over Chesterfield at Easter
Hyde made 39 first team appearances for the Bees, scoring 6 goals but 20 of those appearances were as a substitute. However, Hyde was voted Barnet Young Player of the Year for 2009/10, but despite this, Hyde was released at the end of the season, a surprise to many fans.
Hyde then went to play in Scottish Junior Football with a club called Lochee United and while with them played as an amateur for SPL1 club, Dundee, scoring 3 goals in two games. However, Dundee couldn’t sign him due to a transfer embargo and so he joined another SPL1 club, Dunfermline.
In the summer of 2011, he re-joined Dundee and scored 6 goals in 30 games before returning to Barnet and signing for the Bees after impressing in pre season friendlies.
Hyde began his career at Swindon but failed to make the first team and had two loan spells at Weymouth in 2008 and 2009.
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STARTS |
SUB APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
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LEAGUE |
49 |
26 |
21 |
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FA CUP |
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2 |
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LEAGUE CUP |
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3 |
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JPT |
3 |
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1 |
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FA TROPHY |
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TOTAL |
52 |
31 |
22 |
Harry Crawford joined Barnet from Dartford in January 2013. He began his career at Southend United and scored 3 goals in 36 games for the seaside club before moving to Dartford in 2012, having also played for Dover Athletic on loan. He scored 12 goals in 24 games for Dartford and also had a loan spell with them after moving to Barnet. He made his Bees' debut as a substitute last season at Burton Albion and scored in the following match at Bristol Rovers.
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STARTS |
SUB APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
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LEAGUE |
3 |
8 |
1 |
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FA CUP |
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LEAGUE CUP |
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JPT |
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FA TROPHY |
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TOTAL |
3 |
8 |
1 |
George Sykes is a product of the Bees' academy at the Hive and was voted League Two apprentice of the year for 2013. He made his barnet debut last season, coming on as a substitute at home to Bristol Rovers.
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STARTS |
SUB APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
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LEAGUE |
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3 |
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FA CUP |
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LEAGUE CUP |
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JPT |
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FA TROPHY |
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TOTAL |
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3 |
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Jamal Lowe is another product of the Bees' academy at the Hive. He made his first team debut last season as a substitute at home to York City. He had loan spells last season at Hayes & Yeading and Boreham Wood.
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STARTS |
SUB APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
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LEAGUE |
3 |
5 |
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FA CUP |
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1 |
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LEAGUE CUP |
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JPT |
1 |
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FA TROPHY |
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TOTAL |
4 |
6 |
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Marciano Mengerink signed for Barnet after impressing in pre season friendlies. He was previously with Dutch club, SDV Barneveld who were managed by Barnet's new head of coaching, Dick Schreuder.
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STARTS |
SUB APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
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LEAGUE |
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1 |
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FA CUP |
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LEAGUE CUP |
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JPT |
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FA TROPHY |
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TOTAL |
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1 |
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