The Bees tonight take on Grays Athletic in the Conference cup. I'm sorry i didn't put this on before i forgot.
Grays Athletic v Barnet18 Jan 2005, 7:45pm
Grays preview
Feature by Bm91
Updated Tuesday, 18th January 2005
18 Jan 2005, 7:45pm
It is thought that no first team players will start the game. but you never know.
This will be the last game suspended for Dwane Lee and Richard Graham who will be free to play against Exeter City this weekend. Exeter City have a less attractive tie tomorrow in the FA Cup 3rd round replay some northern team Manchester United some park team that get about 3 fans a week. I am not going to the game myself so i will be hoping someone else will be able to give me a match report.
This will be the last game suspended for Dwane Lee and Richard Graham who will be free to play against Exeter City this weekend. Exeter City have a less attractive tie tomorrow in the FA Cup 3rd round replay some northern team Manchester United some park team that get about 3 fans a week. I am not going to the game myself so i will be hoping someone else will be able to give me a match report.
Prediction team:
Millard
Levi
Samuals
Champion
Stanton
Elmes
Lopez
Ming
Batt
Garness
Mcbean
Millard
Levi
Samuals
Champion
Stanton
Elmes
Lopez
Ming
Batt
Garness
Mcbean
Prediction result:
Grays Athletic 3-0 Barnet
Grays Athletic 3-0 Barnet
Getting to us by car
From Junction 30 of the M25, take the A13 towards Southend. At the Grays exit follow the signs to the town centre. Upon entering the one-way system, keep left then continue up the hill for about 1/2 mile. Turn right into Bridge Road. The ground is on your right.Parking within the ground is very limited, but there is a small, free public car park opposite the main entrance. Grays train station is a seven minute walk away and there is a large multi-storey car park just six minutes away, near the station.
See a map of the area at streetmap.co.uk
Plan your route at rac.co.uk
From Junction 30 of the M25, take the A13 towards Southend. At the Grays exit follow the signs to the town centre. Upon entering the one-way system, keep left then continue up the hill for about 1/2 mile. Turn right into Bridge Road. The ground is on your right.Parking within the ground is very limited, but there is a small, free public car park opposite the main entrance. Grays train station is a seven minute walk away and there is a large multi-storey car park just six minutes away, near the station.
See a map of the area at streetmap.co.uk
Plan your route at rac.co.uk
Getting to us by train
Grays is on the London-Tilbury-Southend line, from Fenchurch Street. The
ground is about seven minutes' walk from the station.After coming out of Grays station, turn right, approx 800 yards, then turn right again into Clarence Road. You can enter the ground via Bradbourne Road on your right. Alternatively, for access to the bar, keep going along Clarence Road, turn right into Bridge Road, and the main entrance is on your right.
Get train times from Railtrack.co.uk
Buy train tickets from thetrainline.com
Admission:
For the 2004-5 season
Adults: £9
Juniors up to 16: £5
Senior Citizens: £5
Students (with valid student ID): £5
Children under 11 accompanied by an adult: £2
Matchday programmes: £1.50
There is no additional charge to sit in the stand
Grays is on the London-Tilbury-Southend line, from Fenchurch Street. The
ground is about seven minutes' walk from the station.After coming out of Grays station, turn right, approx 800 yards, then turn right again into Clarence Road. You can enter the ground via Bradbourne Road on your right. Alternatively, for access to the bar, keep going along Clarence Road, turn right into Bridge Road, and the main entrance is on your right.
Get train times from Railtrack.co.uk
Buy train tickets from thetrainline.com
Admission:
For the 2004-5 season
Adults: £9
Juniors up to 16: £5
Senior Citizens: £5
Students (with valid student ID): £5
Children under 11 accompanied by an adult: £2
Matchday programmes: £1.50
There is no additional charge to sit in the stand
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