Bold words from Paul Fairclough to the critics of the use of Jason Puncheon in a 4-5-1 formation ahead of tomorrow's League 2 London Derby against Brentford at Underhill.

The manager talks about "one or two changes" following the 1-0 defeat at Darlington, adding: "We are going out to win as entertainingly as possible".

The Daily Telegraph reports that Darlington "came under the cosh" from the Bees in the second half, when Fairclough used two wingers and brought on a second striker. The travelling 125 fans could confirm the statistic that Barnet created more chances when they were playing 4-5-1 than when they switched to 4-4-2.

The Bees have a full squad to pick on for the visit of their West London rivals, who are enjoying an unbeaten run under recently appointed manager Andy Scott.

Dennis Signy