In fairness, Paul Fairclough has a tough job at Barnet. One of the smallest sides in the football league and yet despite the fact that they are struggling, you cannot help but think they will survive.
Their second year in League Two surely must be another of consolidation.
Winning five and drawing six of their twenty games, if only the Bees could turn more draws into wins, it could be all so different at Underhill.
A young side that get goals from all over the park, with Sinclair, Viera and the experienced Ian Hendon, all capable of chipping in.
One thing that is a certainty is the potential of departed striker of Tresor Kandol. Recently moving to
With Jason Puncheon making things happen in the midfield, Fairclough has definitely got the basis of a good side in his ranks.
If they were to pick up points more regularly at home, they may find themselves a long way from danger. Wining three, drawing three and losing four at home, they can't be surprised of their low position.
Away from home they've done the business from time to time; winning at Notts in the Johnson's Paint Trophy and at Hartlepool as well as picking up precious draws at 