2008–09 Barnsley F.C. season

July 2024 December 2014 July 2020 December 2008 Barnsley 2008–09 Patrick Cryne Simon Davey Oakwell Championship 20th FA Cup Third round League Cup First round Jamal Campbell-Ryce (9)Jon Macken (9) Campbell-Ryce (9)Macken (9)Barnsley FC – Appearances Championship 2008/2009 https://www.worldfootball.net/team_performance/barnsley-fc/eng-championship-2008-2009/ https://web.archive.org/web/20200904051916/https://www.worldfootball.net/team_performance/barnsley-fc/eng-championship-2008-2009/ dead 4 September 2020 worldfootball.net 6 May 2020 13,189Championship 2008/2009 – Attendance https://www.worldfootball.net/competition/co20/se20/attendance/ worldfootball.net 6 May 2020 _whitearc _redbottom _whitetop FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FFFFFF FF0000 _redarc _redbottom _redtop 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 _redarc _whitebottom _redtop FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF FF0000 FFFFFF 2007–08 2009–10 The 2008–09 season was the 121st season of play for the Barnsley Football Club. It saw the club participate in the Football League Championship. Preparation for 2008–09 The first signing for the new season was announced on 25 June; Canadian international striker Iain Hume arrived in a £1.2 million switch from the relegated Leicester City,https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/b/barnsley/7473562.stm Barnsley seal deal for Foxes star 25 June 2008 the club's first seven-figure signing since 1999. On 27 June, Barnsley signed Argentine defensive midfielder Hugo Colace from Newell's Old Boys and French left winger turned left-back Mounir El Haimour from Swiss side Neuchâtel Xamax. On 2 July, a transfer was secured for experienced central defender Darren Moore of Derby County.3 July 2008 Barnsley sign Rams defender Moore https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/b/barnsley/7487050.stm 6 June 2024 The final pre-season transfer came on 8 August with a season-long loan deal for Maceo Rigters from Blackburn Rovers. During the winter transfer window, on 26 January 2009, it was confirmed that Daniel Bogdanovic had signed for Barnsley for an undisclosed fee, signing a deal until 2010. Michael Mifsud also joined Barnsley on loan until the end of the season on 2 February 2009. On the same day as Andranik Teymourian and Adam Hammill joined fellow Malta teammate Daniel Bogdanovic at Oakwell. Players in # Player Age (DOB) Position Previous club Fee Jamaica4Darren Moore34 (22 April 1974)DefenderDerbyFreeArgentina5Hugo Colace24 (6 January 1984)Defensive MidfielderNewell's Old BoysFreeCanada7Iain Hume25 (30 October 1983)StrikerLeicester£1.2 m Peru8Miguel Mostto31 (11 January 1977)StrikerCoronel BolognesiLoan returnFrance11Mounir El Haimour29 (29 January 1980)MidfielderNeuchâtel XamaxFreeEngland17Luke Steele23 (24 September 1984)GoalkeeperWest BromFreeScotland27Gary Teale30 (21 July 1978)WingerDerbyLoan Netherlands29Maceo Rigters24 (22 January 1984)StrikerBlackburnLoanEngland27Jamie Cureton33 (28 August 1975)StrikerNorwich CityLoan Malta10Daniel Bogdanovic28 (26 March 1980)StrikerLokomotiv SofiaUndisclosedMalta27Michael Mifsud27 (17 April 1981)StrikerCoventry City F.C.LoanIran12Andranik Teymourian25 (6 March 1983)MidfielderFulhamLoanEngland8Adam Hammill21 (25 January 1988)MidfielderLiverpoolLoan Players out Player Age (DOB) Position New Club Fee EnglandPaul Reid26 (18 February 1982)DefenderColchesterFreeEnglandSam Togwell23 (14 October 1984)MidfielderScunthorpeUndisclosedRepublic of IrelandDwayne Mattis27 (31 July 1981)MidfielderWalsallFreeHungaryIstván Ferenczi (14 September 1977)StrikerFerencvaros£250,000WalesLewin Nyatanga20 (18 August 1988)DefenderDerby Loan endedWalesDaniel Nardiello25 (22 October 1982)StrikerQPRLoan endedDenmarkKim Christensen28 (8 May 1980)StrikerFC MidtjyllandFree Review section December 2008At the start of the 2008–09 season, Barnsley won only two of their first ten league matches and went five straight games without scoring a goal. 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 team received a boost the following month when Colace's work permit was finally granted, along with the return to fitness of both Heinz Muller and Anderson, who had been out injured for seven months. The club also made history in their away game at Ipswich Town on 30 September when they fielded striker Reuben Noble-Lazarus, who became the Football League's youngest ever player at 15 years and 45 days; surpassing a record which had stood since 1929. The tykes achieved their second league win of the season as they managed to beat Doncaster Rovers 4–1 at Oakwell. However, the disappointing away form continued with a 3–0 defeat to Crystal Palace. The following Tuesday, the Reds defeated Sheffield Wednesday for the first time in eight years by prevailing 2–1. A 0–0 draw with Bristol City was next, the month ended with a 1–0 win over Doncaster Rovers at the Keepmoat Stadium. The Reds continued their momentum in October, with an away win. This time against Charlton. The next game, at home to Sheffield Utd was extremely controversial. The main issue of the game was an injury to Barnsley striker Iain Hume, who suffered a fractured skull and internal bleeding after being elbowed by Chris Morgan. Barnsley are considering whether to pursue legal action against Morgan for the challenge which may have ended Hume's life as well as his career. Barnsley defeated Watford, again coming from behind to win, before losing late on to play off candidates Preston North End F.C. Despite this, on the live sky game, and almost blowing a 3–0 lead, Burnley were beaten at Oakwell. 3–2. Competitions Championship League table BAR Results summary 8 7 8 28 24 5 6 12 17 34 11v11 February 2022 Results by round Matches FA Cup 3 January 2009 15:00 GMT Third round 3–0 Report West Ham United Ilunga 10Noble 39 pen.Cole 68 Barnsley Boleyn Ground London 28,869 Michael Oliver L League Cup 12 August 2008 19:45 BST First round 2–0 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/league_cup/7541875.stm Crewe Alexandra O'Connor 14 pen. Elding 36 pen. Barnsley Gresty Road Crewe 2,492 Anthony Taylor L Goalscorers League goals (cup goals) Jamal Campbell-Ryce 8 Jon Macken 8 Daniel Bogdanovic 4 Iain Hume 4 Stephen Foster 3 Jamie Cureton* 2 Anderson de Silva 2 Michael Mifsud 2 Darren Moore 1 Simon Whaley* 1 Diego León 1 Kayode Odejayi 1 Miguel Mostto* 1 Brian Howard* 1 Own goals 2 (*) No longer with the club. References Category:Barnsley F.C. seasons Barnsley F.C.