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BBC News
07-05-2025
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Barrow: Goalkeeper Paul Farman heads list of summer departures
Goalkeeper Paul Farman heads a list of eight players who are set to leave League Two Barrow this summer. Farman, 35, played 179 games for the Bluebirds after signing from Carlisle United four years ago. He is joined in leaving by defenders Theo Vassell, Junior Tiensia, Mazeed Ogungbo and Sam Barnes, winger Charlie Kirk and forwards Ged Garner and Dom Telford. Meanwhile, Barrow remain in discussions with Robbie Gotts, Elliot Newby, Kian Spence and Dean Campbell, while David Worrall is in conversations, external over a player-coach role. Barrow finished the campaign in 16th and ended with only one defeat in their last 13 games.
BBC News
26-03-2025
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- BBC News
Barrow run inspired by derby questions says Farman
Barrow goalkeeper Paul Farman says their unbeaten run has been inspired by bouncing back from losing the Cumbrian derby to Carlisle 1-0 home defeat in February saw relegation-threatened Carlisle complete the double and maintain the Bluebirds' 65-year wait to beat their rivals in the since then they have taken 11 points from five games, with only Colchester United picking up more in League Two in that time."We got questioned a bit after that Carlisle game," Farman, 35, told BBC Radio Cumbria."You can doubt us but we really want to show that never-say-die attitude." Farman produced a player-of-the-match display in the Bluebirds' win at promotion-chasing Port Vale on was evidence of Barrow's growing role as party poopers having also won at Notts County in this run and coming from two down to snatch a draw at AFC Wimbledon on for the goalkeeper in his fourth season at the club, it is proof of a strong dressing room culture."We really want to grind through games," he added. "If it takes being a bit ugly to get points to get over the line, we are going to make sure we do that."I've been fortunate since I came here, we've had a great dressing room every year. We've got some big characters, and most days it's people coming in with smiles on their faces and enjoying it."
Yahoo
25-03-2025
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- Yahoo
Port Vale 0-1 Barrow
Goalkeeper Paul Farman starred as Barrow made it five league games without defeat with a 1-0 win at promotion-chasing Port Vale. Ben Jackson scored the only goal of the game in the first half at Vale Park. Darren Moore's wasteful side hit the woodwork on three separate occasions and failed to make the breakthrough as they missed the chance to move up to third in the table. Jackson, who had already smashed a shot over the bar, broke the deadlock in the 36th minute as he fired through a sea of defenders. The second-half onslaught began with Farman keeping out substitute Lorent Tolaj's free-kick before the Swiss striker hit the post. Stopper Farman superbly tipped a Jesse Debrah header over the bar before Jayden Stockley nodded against the inside of the post. Less than a minute later, Ben Garrity crashed a header against the bar. With time running out, Farman produced a great double stop to keep out Debrah and seal the points. Report supplied by PA Media.
BBC News
18-03-2025
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- BBC News
Doncaster fined £11,500 for Barrow pitch invasions
Doncaster Rovers have been fined £11,500 for pitch invasions during a home match with Barrow last ran on to the pitch a number of times during the second half of the League Two match at the EcoPower Stadium as Doncaster came from two goals down to win incidents included a confrontation between a spectator and Barrow goalkeeper Paul Farman. It came during Rovers' final regular home game of the season and a ninth successive league victory as they chased a play-off spot. The club were charged by the FA and admitted to failing to ensure their supporters behaved in an appropriate were handed a £15,000 penalty, which was then reduced, as well as a warning about potential future incidents.
