SOME BIG NEWS has come out of the FFO world in the past 24 hours with two giant clubs have become available at the end of the season. Rumours are circling that Barnsley boss, Harris, could be tempted to apply for one of them. As Harris draws near the end of his fourth season in charge of Barnsley, it is with great worry that he applies and either gets the job or if he doesn't get the job - will he react like last time which saw a resignation and then two short stays at other clubs? The Barnsley board are anxious as they don't want their manager applying elsewhere, they were reluctant for him to take on the caretaker reigns at Bayer Leverkusen, where Harris has taken the side from absolute rock bottom to on the verge of catching Sporting Lisbon who sit just outside the automatic relegation spots. This achievement, coupled with Barnsley yet again hoping to finish in the top 16 of the English Premier League, could be enough for the boards of Barcelona or Bayern Munich to at least take his application seriously.
A brief press statement was sent to major publications earlier this morning from the board of Barnsley.
"To address the rumours of Harris applying elsewhere, at this stage, this is all they simply are. Rumours. We sat down with Ant last night to discuss next season's plan including the exciting prospect of Savic being part of the side all season and the rebuild of the clubs ageing defence. He is 100% committed to our club and we are 100% committed to him".
Harris and his representatives have been asked for their comments.
A brief press statement was sent to major publications earlier this morning from the board of Barnsley.
"To address the rumours of Harris applying elsewhere, at this stage, this is all they simply are. Rumours. We sat down with Ant last night to discuss next season's plan including the exciting prospect of Savic being part of the side all season and the rebuild of the clubs ageing defence. He is 100% committed to our club and we are 100% committed to him".
Harris and his representatives have been asked for their comments.
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