Paul Heckingbottom discloses about new more Deals regarding Transfer

Paul Heckingbottom discloses that Barnsley is close to finalising a few more deals in regard to the inbound transfer of the players.

Heckingbottom says Barnsley has to make a number of signings this summer. So the quicker the signings are made and the earlier the squad is assembled, it will be more comfortable for everyone because when the signings are made early, it gives the new, incoming players the opportunity to gel with the other players in the squad and get adapted to the new environment and at the same time, it also gives the coaching staff the opportunity to know the qualities of the player and assign them specific roles accordingly.

As per Heckingbottom, let’s say if a player comes just ahead of the beginning of the season, it becomes very difficult to put him into the XI straightaway because you are not sure how you can utilise him the best and you also don’t know what position he is most comfortable at. Read More

Liverpool youngster Ryan Kent is happy that Barnsley have been giving him opportunity to play in the English Championship.

The 20-year old player says he relishes the fact that he is at least getting chances to play English football even if it is in the second tier.

“Barnsley has given me a chance to challenge myself against really tough teams and prove I’m capable enough. This is a challenge I’m relishing and hopefully prepares me for the next step,” Kent said.

Kent genuinely is enjoying himself in the Championship, which is a tier above where he spent last season in the League One.

“It’s a lot more difficult in the Championship. It’s much more physical and the players are tougher, but the boys have been performing really well. We’ve been matching most teams in every department,” he added.

“I feel like my performances are getting stronger but there’s nothing o show for it,” Kent said as he has gotten just one goal just like he did in his 17 games at Ricoh Arena. The player remains calm about the stats at Oakwell even as he implements advices offered by the Melwood coaching staff.

“The coaching squad at Liverpool is very good and are monitoring my game. Every week I get feedback from them about what aspects of my game need improving,” Kent said.

Barnsley currently place 13th in the English Championship standings. They are set to retain their Championship status at the end of the season. The club owner Patrick Cryne recently stepped down as he is receiving treatment for cancer. Linton Brown was selected as the chief executive of the board as they continue work on steering the club and keeping it debt-free.

The assistant to the head coach at Barnsley, Tommy Wright has been dismissed by the club following allegations of impropriety in a newspaper sting.

The Championship team, Barnsley has launched an instant investigation which ended up in Tommy Wright’s awful exit from the club on Thursday 22nd of September.

A culled declaration from the club read: “Barnsley FC today terminated the contract of Assistant Head Coach Tommy Wright with immediate effect.

“A meeting between the club and Mr. Wright was held this morning attended by club chief executive, Linton Brown. After considering Mr. Wright’s response to allegations in today’s Daily Telegraph about breaching FA rules over player transfers, Mr. Wright was dismissed.

“The club was unaware of such matters or involved in any wrongdoing. The club will continue to fully investigate the issues at hand and will co-operate with the regulatory authorities as necessary.”

Tommy Wright happened to be the second man to lose his job due to the sting, following trending news from Sam Allardyce’s departure as England manager earlier.

Former England coach’s 67-day managerial tenure as Three Lions’ boss became a thing of the past by mutual agreement after he was filmed allegedly telling two men purporting to be from a Far East investment firm how they might “get around” FA rules regulations concerning the transfers of players under third-party ownership.

Paul Heckingbottom’s men are currently sitting at the tenth position in Championship having won five matches, drawn one and lost five in their eleven games which earned them 16 points.

Barnsley managed to beat QPR by 3-2 thanks to a last minute goal by Josh Scowen. This put an end to QPR winning streak in the Championship and provide at the same time some much-needed confidence to Barnsley.

However, QPR came back into the match and managed to create some opportunities of their own, but they will fail to beat Barnsley keeper. The home team will hold on and will reach half-time with the score 1-0.

After the break, Barnsley will gift QPR a penalty when Robert will commit a foul on Polter. Cheryl will take full advantage of the penalty and put both side levels. Barnsley will again take control of the game and create occasions after occasion and will be at each time denied by the goalkeeper.

They will again give QPR another penalty in the 74th minute and this time, Polter will seize the opportunity to give his side the lead.

However, Barnsley was not discouraged by the goal and manages to equalize with a Hourihane free-kick. It was well-deserved for Barnsley who was the better side so far in the game. The home side will manage to snatch a victory in the dying second of the match when Scowen will score from close range.
It was a well-deserved will for Barnsley who remained positive despite the fact of conceding two goals on penalties.