It’s our final home game of the regulation Sky Bet League One season as we entertain Northampton Town on Saturday afternoon.
That means there’s another edition of OAKWELL REVIEW available for you to add to your collection.
The main interview for this issue is none other than interim head coach, MARTIN DEVANEY, who reflects on what has been a positive campaign for the Reds as we head into this fixture knowing that three points will secure a place in the play-offs for a second successive term.
Having experienced the play-offs – and enjoyed great success – as a player, the former winger insists that these are the occasions that everyone in the game relishes, and he is eagerly anticipating this encounter against the Cobblers.
Take a closer look at our visitors from Sixfields as we delve into the history of this particular fixture over the years, while journeying back to the last meeting between the two sides as the Reds secured a 2-1 victory in September.
We highlight Northampton’s manager, captain and a key player, as well as taking a look at the Cobblers’ form this season and identify where their goals have come from.
If statistics are your thing, OAKWELL REVIEW has got you covered with up to date facts and figures from across the division and within the Reds camp at first team and academy level.
There are updates from BARNSLEY FC WOMEN, who reached the League Cup final in midweek, and BARNSLEY FC COMMUNITY TRUST as they keep us abreast of their latest initiatives.
Also inside, there is a lovely feature from a supporter who is sadly no longer with us. Lifelong Red, James Paul Goddard, wrote a letter to Lord Mason almost three decades ago as part of a competition to describe ‘Why I support Barnsley’, and we have published his winning entry.
Mr Goddard is also included in our REDS REMEMBERED tribute, as we honour those who have passed away over the course of the 23/24 campaign.
Pick up your Northampton Town edition of OAKWELL REVIEW from our designated programme sellers around the ground.
Alternatively, order yours online.
