<p class="story"><span class="storyhead">From http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&xml=/sport/2006/09/18/sfgbar18.xml</span></p><p class="story"><span class="storyhead">Colgan toasts Barnsley blank</span> <span class="storyby">By Peter Gardner</span> </p><div style="FLOAT: left"><span class="filed">(Filed: 18/09/2006)</span></div><div class="cl"></div> <div class="hrline"></div><span class="small">Match details </span><div class="hrline"></div> <p class="small"></p><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%" border="0"><tbody><tr><td> <table cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2" width="100%" align="center" summary="" border="0"><tbody><tr bgcolor="#ffffff"><td class="mediumtxt">Your View: Football fans' forum</td></tr></tbody></table></p><p class="story">Barnsley (1) 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers (0) 0</p><p class="story">A plethora of goals have highlighted Barnsley's return to the Championship –although 18 conceded is four more than they have scored, a return that goalkeeper Nick Colgan views with concern.</p><p class="story">That is why a clean sheet for the first time this season was almost as welcome as a first home league victory as Wolves were kept at bay in a feisty Oakwell encounter in which the visitors, outplayed for 45 minutes, responded with a more positive second period that almost saw them achieve parity.</p><p class="story">Colgan spent the first half admiring the heroics of his Wolves opposite number, Matt Murray, who made three superb saves to prevent the contest concluding by the interval.</p><p class="story">The introduction by Wolves of Leon Clarke, for the ineffective Jay Bothroyd, did much to reverse fortunes, although manager Mick McCarthy admitted: "It was embarrassing the way we played in the first half compared to the second."</p><p class="story">Colgan said: "We are still trying to adjust at this level and we needed to put in a solid performance. If we can tighten up at the back, we'll do more than enough to stay in the Championship although we have to make sure this win is not a one-off."</p><p class="story">Marc Richards scored the decisive goal, following a Paul Heckingbottom corner in the 10th minute.</p><p class="story"><span class="subh1"><a class="name" name="a"></a>Match details</span></p><p class="story">Barnsley (4-4-2): Colgan; Tonge, Hassell, Kay, Heckingbottom; Devaney (Healy 77), Howard, Togwell, McIndoe; Hayes (Wright 80), Richards (Williams 90). Subs: Mannone (g), McParland. Goal: Richards (10). Booked: McIndoe.</p><p class="story">Wolves (4-4-2): Murray; Edwards (Mulgrew 77), Craddock, Breen, Little; Gobern (Cort 62), Potter, Olofinjana, Ricketts; Bothroyd (Clarke h-t), Johnson. Subs: Ikeme (g), Henry. Booked: Breen.</p><p class="story">Referee: N Miller (Co Durham).</p></td></tr></tbody></table><p class="small"></p><div width="300px"><div class="emailandprint"> </div><div class="emailandprintright"> </div><div class="cl"></div></div>