He then played for various wasnon-league clubs in his local West Midlands region between 2005 and 2007 until League Two side Wycombe Wanderers signed him on a short-term contract in March 2007.
He left Luton in early 2012, going on to spend four months at Swedish side Östersunds FK, before returning to the Conference with Macclesfield Town for the start of the 2012–13 season.
[4] Barnes-Homer had a short spell at Tividale[5] before he joined Willenhall Town in August 2008 and scored a hat-trick on his debut against Stourbridge.
[11] Barnes-Homer scored 21 goals the next season, ending the campaign as highest goalscorer at the club as Kidderminster finished narrowly outside the play-offs.
Luton manager Richard Money cited the fact that Barnes-Homer had lost his stepfather mid-season as reason for his poor form.
[15] This faith from the manager paid off, as Barnes-Homer scored five goals in the opening three games of the 2010–11 season, including a hat-trick away against Kettering Town.
He fell out of favour with new Luton manager Gary Brabin towards the end of the season, being used primarily as a substitute, including in the club's play-off final defeat to AFC Wimbledon.
[17] On the decision to terminate Barnes-Homer's contract, Luton manager Gary Brabin stated "I just felt from the beginning of the season that it wasn't going to work out, that's why we decided to loan him to Rochdale.
[19] He made only one appearance for the club in the Birmingham Senior Cup before leaving on 20 March to join Swedish third division side Östersunds FK.
[25] In January 2014, just six months into his two-year contract, he moved on a free transfer to Forest Green's league rivals Cambridge United.
[30] On 3 June 2022, Bromsgrove Sporting confirmed that Barnes-Homer, along with teammates Tom Taylor and Miro Pais had all agreed deals to stay with the club for the 2022–23 season.