<div class="headingMain" id="ViewArticle1_divHeadline">Nardiello lifts Reds</div> <div class="firstpara" id="ViewArticle1_divFirstPara">BARNSLEY</div> <div class="bodytext" id="ViewArticle1_divPageText" style="FONT-SIZE: 11px">DANIEL Nardiello is back in business as he bids to do his bit for Barnsley's Championship cause. He scored for the Reserves in a 1-1 draw at Bradford last night and is targeting the League match against Luton a week on Saturday for his senior comeback. Nardiello, who has been out with a collar bone fracture suffered in pre-season, struck in the first minute of the second half last night as he ran into the box and slotted the ball through the keeper's legs. Reds manager Andy Ritchie said today: "He's still a bit of a way off, but it's good for him to get another game under his belt and to score, which always helps to add a bit more confidence. He's getting better and better every day, and not getting any pain." Nardiello was today to have a warm-down and a more gentle training session as the club try to guard against him suffering a fresh niggle of a different sort, after his long lay-off. The Reds were today also checking on Paul Reid to assess whether or not he has any chance of being fit for tomorrow's televised match at Preston. But Daniello is delighted that his comeback is nearing its completion: "My collar bone is feels fine and I feel storng, fit and raring to go. "I have been in full training for three or four weeks now and cannot wait to get back into the first team. "It's been the worst injury I have ever had and has kept me out for three months." He played for 90 minutes last night and is scheduled for another Reserves outing next week. </div>
