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DOUGALL’S HOPE FOR THE TYKES

LEAGUE ONE
KENNY Dougall is optimistic Barnsley can win promotion without him after a broken leg ruled him out for the rest of the season.
The 25-year-old midfielder suffered the injury following a strong tackle against Doncaster on March 15, initially trying to run the problem off before leaving the field in the 18th minute.
Australian Dougall posted on Instagram: “Injuries are part of the game and unfortunately I’ve been hit with another tough pill to swallow.
“Full trust in the lads to get us up into the champ! Don’t know why I’ve tried to play on with a bro...

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