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Barnsley - the new Wolves? 17:03 - Dec 19 with 4441 viewsjoolsyp

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42414884
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 17:06 - Dec 19 with 4429 viewshopphoops

Billy Beane at Barnsley should know that our Tony has patented soccer-moneyball - he spunks the money, the past-it ex-Chelsea wasters have a ball.

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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 17:37 - Dec 19 with 4343 viewsBrianMcCarthy

The BBC article leaves out that Beane was merely a disciple of Bill James. If Bill James and fellow Moneyball devotees NESN group haven't managed to do much with Liverpool it'll be interesting to see if Beane is a silent or active partner in Barnsley an whether he can work his magic.

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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 19:23 - Dec 19 with 4214 viewsLlanranger

Couple of interesting comments from QPR supporters in the comments.

I'd imagine Redknapp has made a note of this development...
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:12 - Dec 20 with 3936 viewsrsonist

Given how they've run their other club Nice, this is more likely to follow the Brentford model - proper investment in infrastructure, try to gain an edge through analytics and youth, and hope to hit the jackpot through promotion.

Still though, starting to look a little out of place in this division aren't we?
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:22 - Dec 20 with 3915 viewsTGRRRSSS

From a QPR POV I'd hope are owners and Lawyers are monitoring everything everyone is doing now I still cant believe we lost that FFP thing and would love to know how our Lawyers stratedgy worked.
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:40 - Dec 20 with 3886 viewsNorthernr

Barnsley have been run on the young players from lower leagues with sell on value model for years. This could be bad news for us, they're potentially one of those in the 'three teams worse than us' category at the moment, purely because they've lost so mny good players all at once.
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 16:34 - Dec 20 with 3752 viewsrsonist

Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:40 - Dec 20 by Northernr

Barnsley have been run on the young players from lower leagues with sell on value model for years. This could be bad news for us, they're potentially one of those in the 'three teams worse than us' category at the moment, purely because they've lost so mny good players all at once.


Presumably a factor in why they were acquired - well, besides being openly available and very cheap (£20m was it?).

That being said, more than a few examples around of how an overly pushy analytics drive can get the balance all wrong.
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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 16:57 - Dec 20 with 3721 viewsWestbourneR

Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:40 - Dec 20 by Northernr

Barnsley have been run on the young players from lower leagues with sell on value model for years. This could be bad news for us, they're potentially one of those in the 'three teams worse than us' category at the moment, purely because they've lost so mny good players all at once.


Was thinking just this.

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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 18:51 - Dec 20 with 3629 viewsenfieldargh

Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 16:57 - Dec 20 by WestbourneR

Was thinking just this.


Are we that bad that we are like frightened rabbits in the headlights at anything appearing positive to other clubs sends us running for the hills?

Think we need some motivational stuff chucked in our direction

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Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 20:04 - Dec 20 with 3572 viewsToast_R

Barnsley - the new Wolves? on 13:40 - Dec 20 by Northernr

Barnsley have been run on the young players from lower leagues with sell on value model for years. This could be bad news for us, they're potentially one of those in the 'three teams worse than us' category at the moment, purely because they've lost so mny good players all at once.


Under FFP rules, does it make that big a difference?
I mean, the QPR owners are loaded but not allowed to throw money in.
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