Daniel Stendel led Barnsley to promotion from England's League OneHearts "firmly believe" Daniel Stendel can "take the club forward" after ending their five-week search for a manager by appointing the German on a two-and-a-half-year deal. Stendel left Barnsley in October and previously had a year in charge of Hannover 96. But Stendel was sacked after poor start to the Championship left them winless in 10 games and second-bottom. "With our number one target now on board, everyone at Tynecastle welcomes Daniel and hopes his appointment heralds an exciting new era," added the Hearts statement. One of the things that Barnsley as a club, and the fans, like is for a manager to invest in the club and the town as well.

Source: BBC December 07, 2019 18:00 UTC