Barnet boss Paul Fairclough has praised Ghanaian Albert Adomah after the winger was influential in Barnet's 3-3 draw with high-flying Bradford on Saturday.
The 20-year-old bagged the English side's 75th-minute equaliser at Valley Parade, which was the Bees' third leveller of the game and Fairclough has nothing but priase for Adomah.
"There aren't enough players like him. We turned down a substantial offer for him in the summer because the chairman backed my judgement when I said I wanted to keep this team together," Faircliugh told the Barnet Times.
"Albert excites people when he gets the ball. He is the sort of player fans will pay to see."
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