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Full name | Barnsley Town Football Club | |
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Nickname(s) | The Kestrels | |
Founded | 2023 | |
Ground | Shafton Park, Shafton | |
League | Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior League Division Two | |
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Barnsley Town is a football club based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England.
History
editBarnsley Town were founded in 2023.[1]
Colours and badge
editBarnsley Town's home kit consists of an orange shirt with black shorts and black socks.
The club badge features a white rose in reference to their home county of Yorkshire.[2] The badge also features crossed pickaxes due to the history of coal mining in the Barnsley area.[3]
Stadium
editThe club play their home games at Shafton Park, located in Shafton, Barnsley.[4]
Current squad
edit2023-24 season[5]
Richard Alderson Taylor Armitage Connor Asquith Jordan Bond Ryan Brammer Louis Butcher Connah Caddick Kai Clarke Liam Egan Daniel Freer Luke Fry Robbie Gainey Patrick Gant Owen Gladwell Jordan Guy Mitchell Haigh Liam Holderness Taylor Jenkins Cameron Keenan Dale Land Matthew Love Joshua Lovell Brendan Lowe |
Scott McCartney Blade McNicholas Joshua Metcalfe Owen Moule Ross Nowodny Nathan Owen-Hill Kane Reece Aaron Reynolds Alex Richardson Callum Richardson Levi Ripley Wade Ripley Matthew Robson Kane Sanderson Zak Sanderson Bradley Simpson Zack Speight Thomas Street Daniel Taylor Fabian Tykfer Jonathon Wilson Rhys Wilson Jack Wroe |
Records
editLeague victory: 2-20 v Thurcroft, 7 October 2023
Record goalscorer: Connor Asquith - 28 goals
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