ANDY FACING TEAM POSER BARNSLEY boss Andy Ritchie faces a defensive dilemma ahead of the Saturday's match at Swindon Town. Ritchie expects to have four centre backs to choose from including Antony Kay who is back from suspension and fit again Matt Carbon. Skipper Paul Reid looks certain to hold on to his place in the middle of the back four. Kay, Carbon and Steven Watt are contenders to partner him. Watt was set to train with Barnsley today. He is on loan from Chelsea but has been back in London for the Stamford Bridge medical staff to monitor his fitness. Saturday could be his last game for Barnsley. The deal with Chelsea expires after that. Cover striker Nathan Jarman is expected to be in the squad for Swindon. He suffered an ankle injury in a practice match on Monday but Ritchie was optimistic that he will be okay for the weekend. Four Barnsley youngsters - Nathan Joynes, Ryan Laight, Tom Harban and Robert Atkinson - have started training with Conference side Scarborough and could link up with Neil Redfearn's side on a more permanent basis - either on loan or for work experience. Rotherham United manager Mick Harford is facing an FA charge following the controversial derby draw with Barnsley which brought three red cards. Referee Trevor Kettle ordered Harford to the Oakwell stands in the closing stages of the 1-1 draw on Saturday. A statement from the FA said Harford "has been charged with using abusive and/or insulting words towards match officials. "The charge relates to Harford's conduct during Rotherham's match against Barnsley on 19 November. "Harford has until 6 December to respond to the charge." Sheffield United manager Neil Warnock admitted a similar charge for his behaviour at a game at Reading and was fined £750, following a personal appearance at a hearing. 24 November 2005
