Martin Allen
Team:
Barnet
DOB:
14 Aug 1965 (Age 46)
Birthplace:
Reading
Previous Teams (Manager):
Barnet, Brentford, MK Dons, Leicester, Cheltenham, Notts County
Previous Teams (Player):
QPR, West Ham, Portsmouth, Southend
Honours:
League One (Sept 2004, Feb 2006, Sept 2011)
Promotions:
None
Relegations:
None
Playoffs:
League One (Brentford 2004-05, 2005-06); League Two (MK Dons 2006-07) 
Latest Stories
Barnet are in for yet another nervy final day but Henry Milward is backing the Bees to come out on top as they travel to Burton.
Macclesfield’s relegation was confirmed on Saturday as they were beaten by Burton, while Swindon were crowned champions.
Barnet will be hoping to secure survival this weekend but Mike Holden fancies Wimbledon to keep them sweating.
Martin Allen was sacked as Notts County manager after his side lost at Hartlepool on an eventful Saturday of action.
Leyton Orient beat Stevenage to end an 11-match unbeaten run while Charlton and Sheffield Wednesday are the new top two.
Jordan Rhodes scored four as Huddersfield held Sheffield Wednesday, while managerless Preston beat MK Dons.
Notts County can end Huddersfield's 42-match unbeaten league run at the Galpharm on Saturday, according to Mike Holden.
Chris Day's clean sheet against Charlton helped Stevenage to end the leaders' unbeaten start on Saturday.
Notts County boss Martin Allen is searching for a new striker after Cristian Montano's return to West Ham.
Notts County striker Lee Hughes has signed a new contract that will keep him at Meadow Lane until the end of the 2012/13 season.
Gary Waddock's Wycombe marked his 100th game in charge with a crucial win, as Charlton strengthened their grip at the top.
Martin Allen worked wonders when keeping Notts County in League One, and Stuart Brothers tells us how they're now looking upwards.
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