Paul Fairclough, who will be conducting a Question and Answer session at the Barnet FC Supporters Association annual meeting in the Durham Suite at Underhill this evening, will be handed a cheque for more than £3,500.

The money, proceeds of the Centenary Dinner featuring former manager Barry Fry, is to go towards providing Paul with the Prozone system, which will be used as a tool for the team management and players to analyse themselves and their performances.

The manager will be accompanied at the meeting by Minos Perdios, deputy head of nearby Ravenscroft School, who will help explain the Prozone system to the supporters. A partnership between Barnet FC and the school will be announced.

BFCSA asked Paul what equipment he would like with the money they raised from the dinner and the sale of photographs of the two managers who guided Barnet into the Football League ... and Prozone was the answer.

The annual meeting is at 7.30 p.m.

Dennis Signy