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Barnsley, England
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The Reds have taken at least a point from each of the last six league matches in which they’ve had a player sent off. Resolute.
Genuine question.
When you say “we want our Barnsley back?”, which “Barnsley” are you talking about?
What’s “your Barnsley”?
It could be Mr fucking Bean in the hot seat at Oakwell, but if he’s steered you to 6th at the end of matchday 45, you give him matchday 46.
Try not to confuse this as some sort of assertion on the would-be fortunes of the club if they hadn’t sacked Neill Collins. It’s nothing of the sort.
I’m merely saying what the club did, particularly the timing of it, deserves the decline it’s endured since.
Neill Collins must be laughing his tits off and rightly so, the club deserve everything that’s happened since the villainous move to sack him.
And those who called for his head must be ever so proud.
Last chance before the reveal.
What do the following Reds have in common that no other Red can claim?
Tom Kennedy
Scott Wiseman
Diego Arismendi
Garry Monk
Liam Lawrence
Harry Duerden
Archie Docherty
Mike Kear
Jack Foulds
Right this is rock solid. Don’t expect anyone to get this at all.
What do the following Reds have in common that no other Red can claim?
Tom Kennedy
Scott Wiseman
Diego Arismendi
Garry Monk
Liam Lawrence
Harry Duerden
Archie Docherty
Mike Kear
Jack Foulds
Reyes Cleary’s equaliser for League 1 Barnsley in their 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Oakwell moved him into the top 20 for goal contributions for the club in the 21st century. Numbers.
League 1 Barnsley’s 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Oakwell was only the seventh time they have recovered at least a point from a game in which they had a man sent off whilst already trailing. Lazarus.
The Reds have won some games, lost some games and drawn some games in 2026/27, the same as every other season ever in their history.
I may be a bit out of practice at this.
July 1888.
Operated by four employees of the Football Association, the first ever ‘Fixture Computer’ delivers the inaugural Football League fixture calendar in a matter of weeks.
