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× BARNSLEY captain Alex Mowatt is ‘holding off’ on signing a new contract until the summer – but staying at Oakwell is his ‘number one option’ insists chief executive Dane Murphy.  The much-admired midfielder’s contract expires at the end of the season, with the Reds offering him a new deal last month. Mowatt has been a regular presence in central midfield for the last three seasons, playing 141 games and scoring 16 goals since signing from Leeds United four year...

Doug O'Kane looks at Saturday's 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest.   MORE ANGER AT REFEREE AS PENALTY NOT GIVEN Four days after Andy Woolmer apologised fo...

× Valerien Ismael has challenged his Barnsley side to display a ‘winning mentality’ as they seek their first Championship victory of 2021 at lowly Nottingham Forest tomorrow.  The Reds have taken only one point from their four league games in 2021 as, after losing to the top three, they let slip a 2-0 lead in a 2-2 draw with Cardiff City on Wednesday.  Forest are 20th in the league, two points clear of the relegation zone and ten behind the 12th-placed Reds.  Ismael sa...

× Barnsley are trying to recruit a striker and, possibly, a wing-back but Valerien Ismael admits it is ‘very, very difficult’ to get deals done in the final days of the ‘ugly’ January transfer window.   The deadline for transfers is 11pm on Monday, and the head coach says the Reds face a ‘fight’ until then, while he is confident of keeping hold of stars players such as captain Alex Mowatt.   Barnsley’s wing-backs Callum Brittain and Callum Styles have been tw...

BEEFING STRIKEFORCE UP, ADDING WING-BACK DEPTH Barnsley’s squad, assuming they do not sell key players or suffer any major injuries, is deep enough and good enough to compete for a place in the top half of the Championship. They have shown that already this season.  But, if they do manage to bring in another player or players in the final few days of the window, that might just give them a crucial extra edge in the second half of the season.  The Reds were impressively swift in the first w...

× Doug OKane analyses Barnsleys 2-2 draw with Cardiff City in which the Reds lost a 2-0 lead.    ‘SORRY’ REFEREE MADE VITAL ERRORS, BUT REDS ALSO AT FAULT Referee Andy Woolmer took charge of Barnsley’s 2016 Johnstone’s Paint Trophy victory at Wembley, which almost 30,000 Reds attended.  Nearly five years on, in a behind-closed-doors game, he infuriated the Oakwell club’s supporters watching from home as well as the players and staff in the ground with a poor perf...

× Barnsley will be hoping to end a run of three successive league defeats when they host Mick McCarthy’s Cardiff City from 7pm tomorrow. Cardiff are 15th in the Championship, five points behind the Reds and 13 away from the top six which they were expected by many to feature in this season.  The Reds are 11th, eight points off the play-offs and 14 points clear of the bottom three. They have lost their three league games since the turn of the year without scoring but the ga...

× Barnsley are searching for a new striker in the final ten days of the January transfer window.  Winger Luke Thomas was loaned to Ipswich Town this week, meaning the Reds are hoping to bring in some more depth for their front three in Valerien Ismael’s 3-4-3 formation. The Reds are understood to have made a bid for Wigan Athletics teenage forward Kyle Joseph.  Head coach Ismael told the Chronicle: “I said to the club that, if we let Luke go, we have to get a new strik...

× Doug O’Kane looks at Barnsley’s next 5 games as well as theircurrent situation on and off pitch We have just witnessed one of the most unusual, memorable and action-packed years in Barnsley’s history, but 2021 has the potential to be even more special – if January goes well. 2020 saw the Reds collect as many Championship wins, 18, as in the previous three years combined. They avoided relegation in extraordinary circumstances last season, then have picked up as many ...