Dean Brennan: 'Togetherness the key' says Barnet boss on five-year anniversary
Barnet FC manager Dean Brennan is celebrating his five-year anniversary with the club. He credits the team's success in League Two to a strong sense of togetherness and consistent support from the club's leadership.
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Figure caption, Brennan: 'Every player, every supporter, I want to thank them.'
Barnet manager Dean Brennan praised the London club's "togetherness" after celebrating five years in charge.
Brennan was appointed on 20 September 2021 and has steered the Bees from the National League back into the Football League.
They are currently top of League Two and unbeaten in their opening seven matches this season.
The 46-year-old is the fifth longest-serving manager in English football behind Mikel Arteta (Arsenal), Nigel Clough (Mansfield), Andy Woodman (Bromley) and Phil Parkinson (Wrexham).
"We've had a lot of fun in the past five years or so," Brennan told BBC Radio London.
"Won a lot of games, had a lot of success, and long may that continue.
"Every player, every supporter, everybody that has come across Barnet Football Club in a positive way - I want to thank them for their support.
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