Barnet Football Club manager, Dean Brennan, publicly reprimanded Southend United wing-back Gus Scott-Morriss for his behaviour during their recent match at Roots Hall, which resulted in a 2-0 victory for Barnet.

Brennan expressed his disappointment at Scott-Morriss for what he perceived as attempts to have Idris Kanu, a player on Brennan’s team, ejected from the game. He commented on the incident, stating that he disapproves of simulation in football and that Scott-Morriss’s actions were unbecoming and disheartening. He also noted that despite Scott-Morriss being a talented player, his actions did not reflect his abilities.

In addition to highlighting the unsportsmanlike behaviour displayed by Scott-Morriss, Brennan also praised his team for their resilience and determination during the match, ultimately securing a well-deserved victory.

Looking forward to the upcoming match against Southend United at the Hive, Brennan acknowledged the challenge that the opposing team would present. He expressed his respect for Kev, Southend United’s manager, and emphasized the importance of the upcoming game for Barnet.

Following their recent performance, Barnet aims to continue their winning streak, striving for a third consecutive victory in the upcoming match against Southend United. Brennan is optimistic about their prospects and encourages the fans to support the team, highlighting their attractive style of play and resilient character.

In conclusion, Brennan’s criticism of Scott-Morriss’s conduct and his positive outlook for the upcoming game underscore the professionalism and determination of the Barnet team.

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