I still can't believe it ~ Neither can the Liverpool fans..... Posted by Gorseinonboy at 2:41 PM. John "Johnny" Steele (24 November 1916 – 14 January 2008) was a Scottish football player and manager. A dull game lit up in the last ten minutes when Michael Mifsud put the Reds in front with his first goal for the club. Jon Macken and Iain Hume should both have scored but were denied by Adriano Basso. Players from A-Z. The away side had a huge chance to equalize in the dying seconds of the game when they were awarded a penalty, but keeper Heinz Muller made a stunning save to tip it round the post and maintain his clean sheet. Source: Learn how and when to remove these template messages, Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Barnsley FC - Appearances Championship 2008/2009", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2008–09_Barnsley_F.C._season&oldid=1007168600, 2008–09 Football League Championship by team, Articles needing additional references from July 2020, All articles needing additional references, Wikipedia articles with style issues from December 2008, Articles with multiple maintenance issues, Articles needing more viewpoints from December 2008, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 16 February 2021, at 20:10. Goals from Jon Stead, Owen Garvan and Iván Campo heaped the pressure upon Barnsley manager Simon Davey. News. But Barry Hayles and Nick Chadwick reduced the deficit to 3–2 but Barnsley held on. In the 57th minute, Alan Smith released Michael Owen who slid the ball under Barnsley keeper Heinz Muller. Peter Whittingham scored the only goal of the game following a defensive error by Darren Moore. Despite this, on the live sky game, and almost blowing a 3–0 lead, Burnley were beaten at Oakwell. A tricky away game at the valley brought another solid performance from Barnsley, keeping the sheet clean until the 82nd minute when Zheng Zhi netted a goal for the home side. Most of the summer signings found their way into the squad early on, making it quite common for there only to be two or three players in the starting eleven who were with the club in the previous season. In the second half, Barnsley won win after Richard Lee's blunder from Brian Howard cross. But just three minutes later Martin Taylor equalised through hesitant defending from a free-kick. Nevertheless, the reds managed an equaliser on the 83rd minute through a Brian Howard header. However Barnsley fought back, and in injury time substitute Kim Christensen scored his first goal for the club to earn a dramatic away point. He scored his first goal for the club on 1 November 2008, with a header in a 3–1 win against Charlton Athletic. Obafemi Martins then doubled the lead on 86 minutes with a shot that was thought to be taken down by the arm but the goal was awarded. Barnsley FC » Squad 1984/1985. FA Cup 4th Round – Southend United 0–1 Barnsley. Half an hour into this match, Simon Walton was shown a red card for a professional foul and Plymouth found themselves down to ten men. With 15 minutes remaining, defender Stephen Foster scored his first goal for Barnsley with a crafty back-heel from a corner and four minutes later 19 year old striker Michael Coulson put his team ahead. The visitors put themselves in front after ten minutes here, with a strike from Freddy Eastwood. Pablo Couñago opened the scoring for the away side after 20 minutes, but five minutes later it was Brian Howard with the equaliser. Patrick Agyemang and Rowan Vine consigned the Reds to defeat. This yorkshire derby was decided only by a Matthew Kilgallon goal in the 64th minute of play, Barnsley again failing to produce any away goals. U18 Team officials. The Reds pulled one back through Jon Macken three minutes before Andranik was sent off. Although Brian Howard managed to pull one back before the break, Barnsley couldn't quite manage an equaliser; Jon Macken coming closest when his effort hit the bar. Squad / Appearances. Barnsley continued to claw themselves away from the relegation spots with an away win at Preston; their second of the week and fourth of the season. Stendel played as a striker in his native Germany, spending most of his playing career with Hannover 96, who he later managed. Daniel Bogdanovic scored a late consolation from the penalty spot. Quickfire goals from Wade Elliott and Kyle Lafferty put the home side two goals up here. With Portsmouth the only Premiership side remaining in the competition, what had begun as a shock result at Anfield had now developed into a genuine chance to reclaim their FA Cup glory, and when they were drawn against Cardiff City in the semi-finals a repeat of the historic final versus West Bromwich Albion was well on the cards. A sensational goal by Jamal Campbell-Ryce gave Barnsley a historic double over Sheff Wed after the earlier win in October. Barnsley started off their second season back in the Championship in the worst way possible way with this 4–1 home drubbing. Assistant Inward Investment Manager Barnsley Development Agency 2006 - 2008 2 years. West Brom taught Barnsley harsh lessons at the Hawthorns in a comfortable 2–0 victory. Mark Hudson pulled one back for his team in the second half, but ultimately this was a deserved win for Barnsley. Shortly before the transfer window closed, Davey signed previously-loaned players Jon Macken from Derby County and Anderson from Everton (each for an undisclosed six-figure fee), as well as securing yet another loan spell for Lewin Nyatanga, with a fee agreed for a permanent summer switch. However, the disappointing away form continued with a 3–0 defeat to Crystal Palace. The Reds clinched the loan signing of Derby winger Gary Teale for a month on 15 August, covering for the midfield injuries of Mounir El Haimour, Jamal Campbell-Ryce and the failure to gain international clearance for Hugo Colace. The Reds hardly troubled the hosts despite although Anderson was unlucky to see his effort saved by Dean Kiely. Match Fourteen – Barnsley 1–0 Preston North End. Match Twenty-Two – Sheffield United 1–0 Barnsley. Barnsley played Premier League football for one season back in 1997/98 - for the first time in 99 years - under Danny Wilson but suffered relegation in 19th place. Kayode Odejayi's second-half header dumped holders Chelsea out of the FA Cup and gave Championship side Barnsley a shock place in the semi-finals. Board of Directors. Damien Delaney equalised for QPR but Anderson de Silva smashed home just before half time to seal the win. Jon Macken's late headed goal from a Marciano van Homoet cross made all three points a certainty. Brian Howard effectively put the game beyond doubt with a header. On 16 February, the team travelled to Anfield to play Liverpool in the 5th round of the FA Cup and pulled off a surprise 2–1 victory, with a strong defensive display and a 'Man of the Match', 'Player of the Round' performance from loaned keeper Luke Steele (who was brought in at the last minute for cup-tied Tony Warner). Fresh from their sensational FA Cup performance, Barnsley managed to pull off their biggest win of the season against promotion candidates Ipswich. A single goal from Billy Sharp was enough to prove decisive in this Yorkshire derby, a loss which sees Barnsley drop to within two points of the relegation zone; their most precarious position all season. Barnsley came from behind to win the game against Watford. Home; About . Barnsley had a poor start to their 2008–09 season, winning only two of their first ten league matches and going for a run of five games without scoring a goal. Match Forty-Four – Barnsley 0–1 Leicester City. Dean Marney netted a penalty, Ian Ashbee headed home and Dean Windass made it 3. Match Nineteen – Ipswich Town 0–0 Barnsley. Paul Heckingbottom also agreed a loan move to his former club Bradford City, until the end of January. An early own goal from Bobby Hassell put the home side in front, and then Kevin Foley's late strike sealed the win for the Championship leaders.
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