Barnet stay rooted to the foot of the table after Bradford defeat
Mark Robson's Barnet have had a wretched start to the season. Picture: Dave Howarth/PA Wire
Saturday, September 15, 2012
8:46 PM
League Two: Bradford City 3 Barnet 0
Barnet’s miserable season continued as they were heavily beaten at Bradford.
The visitors held thir own in a tight first half but caved in after the break.
James Hanson gave Bradford the lead as he headed in a deflected Gary Jones free-kick shortly after the interval.
The Bantams made it two when Alan Connell slotted home from close range after Bees goalkeeper Graham Stack failed to hold a Kyel Reid cross.
Defender Andrew Davies then headed in another Jones free-kick from inside the six-yard box for Bradford’s third.
Mark Robson’s side stay rooted to the bottom of the Football League, with just a solitary point from their first six games.
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