Barnet FC manager Dean Brennan has been crowned Vanarama National League Manager of the Year at the league’s AGM, held this year at Celtic Manor.
The award honours Brennan’s remarkable leadership during Barnet’s meteoric rise over the past three seasons.
After finishing 5th, then 2nd, Brennan led the club to 1st place in the 2024/25 season, securing promotion as National League Champions.
Summary
Dean Brennan’s Five-Year Journey Pays Off
Brennan joined Barnet FC five years ago, stepping into a team in need of stability and vision.
Since then, he’s transformed the club on and off the pitch.
From mid-table to champions, Brennan has instilled a sense of unity and drive that’s now earned league-wide recognition.
A Barnet Fan club spokesperson said the award was “thoroughly deserved” and credited Brennan for his unwavering efforts and commitment.
His tactical evolution and leadership have been key to Barnet’s success and their return to the EFL spotlight.
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