Fairclough vows to end Bees slump

Fairclough won promotion to League Two with Barnet in 2005

Barnet boss Paul Fairclough does not feel under pressure despite his side's disastrous start to the season.

The Bees have lost all seven of their league and cup games so far.

Fairclough told BBC London 94.9: "I'm not concerned about the future. The future as far as I'm concerned is winning the next game for Barnet.

"I have never been through this kind of experience before so it's a fantastic experience for me and, you know what, I will come through it."

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Fairclough has been in charge at Underhill since March 2004 and says he has long-term plans for the club that remain in place.

"We have got a clear vision of where we want to go. We are not going to be swayed, even in this darkest moment," he added.

"There's always pressure, pressure to win games. We've got to get winning games."

Barnet's next game is at home to Morecambe on Saturday.