Squad
Conor Hourihane2014current
James Bree2014current- Adam Hammill2015current
Alfie Mawson2015current- Lloyd Isgrove2015current
Ashley Fletcher2016current
Jacob Brown2017current
Michał Helik2020current
Bob Glendenning1908–1913
Frank Barson1911–1919- Eric Brook1925–1928
George Robledo1946–1949
Danny Blanchflower1949–1951
Tommy Taylor1949–1953
Neil Warnock1976–1978
Mick McCarthy1977–1983
Allan Clarke1978–1980
Norman Hunter1979–1982- David Johnson1984–1984
- Kenny Burns1985–1986
Viv Anderson1993–1994
Jan Mølby1995–1995- Georgi Hristov1997–2000
Deon Burton1998–1998
Don Goodman1998–1999
Jan Åge Fjørtoft1998–1998- Kevin Richardson1998–2000
Clayton Blackmore1999–1999- Jeremy Christie1999–2002
Rory Fallon1999–2003
Alex Neil2000–2004
Dave Mulligan2000–2003
Leo Bertos2000–2003
Dean Gorré2001–2004
Keith Curle2002–2002
Garry Monk2003–2004
Jonathan Walters2003–2004
David Murphy2004–2004- Garry Monk2004–2004
Michael Chopra2004–2005
Ross Turnbull2004–2004- Ross Turnbull2004–2005
- Paul Heckingbottom2006–2008
Vito Mannone2006–2006- Adam Eckersley2007–2007
Jacob Butterfield2007–2012
Darren Moore2008–2010
Iain Hume2008–2011
Luke Steele2008–2014- Luke Steele2008–2008
- Maceo Rigters2008–2009
- Tony Warner2008–2008
- Adam Hammill2009–2009
- Adam Hammill2009–2011
Andranik Teymourian2009–2009
Bartosz Białkowski2009–2009
Carl Dickinson2009–2010
Emil Hallfreðsson2009–2010
Michael Mifsud2009–2009
Nathan Doyle2009–2009- Nathan Doyle2009–2010
Ryan Shotton2009–2010- Suad Fileković2009–2009
Chris Wood2010–2010
Diego Arismendi2010–2011
Garry O'Connor2010–2010
Goran Lovre2010–2012
Jason Shackell2010–2011
Jay Rodriguez2010–2010
Kieran Trippier2010–2010- Kieran Trippier2010–2011
- Nathan Doyle2010–2012
Craig Davies2011–2013
Danny Drinkwater2011–2012- Garry O'Connor2011–2011
John Stones2011–2013
Marlon Harewood2011–2011
Miles Addison2011–2012
Paul McShane2011–2011
Ricardo Vaz Tê2011–2012
Rob Edwards2011–2013
Scott Wiseman2011–2014
Ben Alnwick2012–2013
David Button2012–2012
David Cotterill2012–2012
David González2012–2012
John Rooney2012–2013
Jonathan Greening2012–2012
Kelvin Etuhu2012–2014- Marlon Harewood2012–2013
Martin Cranie2012–2015
Mido2012–2013
Toni Silva2012–2013
Ákos Buzsáky2012–2012
Jack Butland2013–2013
Jason Scotland2013–2014
Marcus Pedersen2013–2014
Paddy McCourt2013–2014
Rory Delap2013–2013
Ryan Tunnicliffe2013–2013- Ákos Buzsáky2013–2013
Adam Davies2014–2019
Brek Shea2014–2014
Emmanuel Frimpong2014–2014
Iain Turner2014–2014
Leroy Lita2014–2015
Liam Lawrence2014–2014
Marcello Trotta2014–2015
Mason Holgate2014–2015- Ross Turnbull2014–2015
Ryan McLaughlin2014–2014
Ben Pearson2015–2016
Daniel Crowley2015–2016
Declan John2015–2015
Ivan Toney2015–2015
Joe Rothwell2015–2015
Kevin Long2015–2016
Simeon Jackson2015–2016
Callum Connolly2016–2016- Ivan Toney2016–2016
Josh Brownhill2016–2016
Sam Morsy2016–2017
Gethin Jones2017–2017
Harvey Barnes2017–2018- Callum Styles2018–2024
Kieffer Moore2018–2019
Barnsley F.C. is a professional football club based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England.
The club currently competes in EFL League One, the third tier of English football.
Barnsley was founded in 1887 and originally played as Barnsley St Peter's before dropping the 'St Peter's' in 1897.
Biography
Formation
Barnsley Football Club, established in 1887 as Barnsley St Peter's by Reverend Tiverton Preedy, began its journey in the Sheffield and District League in 1890. By 1895, the club transitioned to the Midland League and, in 1898, dropped the 'St Peter's' from its name, officially becoming Barnsley. The club faced challenges in its early years, particularly financial difficulties, but persevered to join the Football League.
Early Achievements
The early 20th century marked a significant period for Barnsley, as they reached the FA Cup final in 1910, although they were defeated by Newcastle United. However, in 1912, they achieved their first major success by winning the FA Cup against West Bromwich Albion, solidifying their place in football history. Following World War I, Barnsley aimed for promotion to the First Division but faced a controversial ballot that delayed their ascent.
League Success and Honours
Barnsley has had a storied history in various leagues, competing primarily in the EFL Championship and EFL League One. They have enjoyed notable successes, including being champions of the Third Division North/Third Division/League One three times (1933–34, 1938–39, 1954–55) and winning the FA Cup in 1911–12. The club also achieved playoff victories in 2006 and 2016, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit in English football.
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Career & Clubs
Beginnings and FA Cup glory
Barnsley were established in 1887 as Barnsley St Peter's by Reverend Tiverton Preedy, and they played in the Sheffield and District League from 1890 and in the Midland League from 1895. In 1897, the club dropped the St Peter's part of its name to become simply Barnsley. They joined the Football League in 1898, and struggled in the Second Division for the first decade, due in part to ongoing financial difficulties. In 1910, the club reached the FA Cup final, where they were defeated by Newcastle United. In 1912, they reached the FA Cup final again, and defeated West Bromwich Albion 1–0 to win the trophy for the first time in their history. When league football restarted after the First World War, the 1919–20 season brought some significant changes to the league. The main difference was that the First Division would now have 22 teams, rather than 20. The bottom team from the previous season was Tottenham Hotspur and they were relegated. The first extra place in the First Division went to Chelsea, who retained their place despite finishing second bottom and therefore in the relegation places. Derby County and Preston North End were promoted from the Second Division which left one place to be filled. Having finished the previous season's Second Division in third place, Barnsley expected to achieve First Division status for the first time, but the Football League instead chose to call a ballot of the clubs. The League voted to promote…
- League
- EFL Championship
- League
- EFL League One
Legacy
Source: League
First Division (level 2) Runners-up: 1996–97 Third Division North / Third Division / League One (level 3) Champions: 1933–34, 1938–39, 1954–55 Runners-up: 1980–81, 2018–19 Play-off winners: 2006, 2016 Fourth Division (level 4) 2nd place promotion: 1967–68 4th place promotion: 1978–79 Cup
FA Cup Winners: 1911–12 Runners-up: 1909–10 Football League Trophy Winners: 2015–16
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Barnsley Football Club is a professional football club in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England. The club competes in EFL League One, the third tier of English football.
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