Tykes sit bottom with rival clubs pending punishments‘Governance of violations is appallingly worse in England’Barnsley have sent a stinging letter to the English Football League expressing their concern over the “inability of governance to hold its members accountable” in relation to rival Championship clubs charged with breaching financial regulations.Barnsley are unhappy that, if this season is not resumed, they stand to be relegated despite clubs such as Derby County and Sheffield Wednesday facing independent disciplinary hearings relating to the controversial sale of their stadiums to owners. Related: The Premier League must finally share wealth to save English football | David Conn Continue readingreadfullarticle
