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The club has agreed a deal with Barnsley Council after the authority took 100% ownership of the stadium.

Julie Anne Quay joined the board after last season's relegation back to League One, and now they are in Monday's play-off final...

Hourihane out to dash the Premier League hopes of a club that still adores him Barnsley have finally recovered from losing their talismanic captain to Aston Villa in 2017. Paul Dollery By Paul Dollery Sunday 16 May 2021, 10:00 AM 1 hour ago 8,675 Views 0 Comments THE INEVITABILITY OF the break-up didn’t numb Barnsley’s pain. That they knew it was coming was a matter of little consolation. Conor Hourihane was the most-wanted p...

× Where do you even start to analyse Barnsley’s magical, history-making and potentially club-changing season which, following this week’s results, will end in a play-off campaign? Do you go back to when Patrick Cryne – having saved the club from financial oblivion as the second tier promotion challenges of 1997 and 2000 faded into distant memory – decided after relegation in 2014 to abandon the old strategy of recruiting journeymen and focus on only developing young talent? You could concentrate on the current owners, who took over from Cryne in 2017 and – despite...