TEAM of the Week time in the Yorkshire Post - and the list of candidates from Leeds United, Hull City and Barnsley - and to a slightly lesser extent, Middlesbrough - was pretty impressive.
HAVING just enjoyed an unexpected chance to recharge the batteries following a hectic end to 2018, Bradford City manager David Hopkin believes the introduction of a winter break would benefit players and fans alike.
CLIMBING aboard an open-top bus and participating in those traditional Champagne-drenched scenes that accompany promotion would be extra special to Kieffer Moore.
HULL CITY head coach Nigel Adkins believes a return of two points per game from his side’s final 20 Championship outings will be enough to gatecrash the play-offs.
With Barnsley looking to make it six unbeaten in the league when Bradford visit for tomorrow’s Yorkshire derby, it promises to be an intriguing fixture with the teams fighting it out at opposite ends of the table.
BARNSLEY assistant head coach Andreas Winkler is hopeful that the club will not sell any more key players this month, but admits that no one can provide any firm guarantees.
IT IS back. The all-singin’ and all-dancin transfer window, with the doors at Yorkshire’s clubs now open for business - expect some to be busier than others.
BARNSLEY assistant head coach Andreas Winkler has stressed that the club's coaching team are determined to move forward following the big-money sale of Brad Potts - and is philosophical regarding the decision to cash in on the midfielder.
