Barnsley sack manager Neill Collins in shock move just one week ahead of potential League One play-off campaign
talkSPORT - 2024-04-22T15:15:35.000Z

Barnsley have parted company with manager Neill Collins just 11 days before the League One play-offs get underway. The Tykes currently sit fifth in the table, but are in serious danger of dropping

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