<p align="center"><table class="caption" cellspacing="0" width="140" align="center" border="0"><tbody><tr><td class="captionImage" style="TEXT-ALIGN: center"></td></tr><tr><td class="captionText"><div class="innerCaptionText">Andy Ritchie</div></td></tr></tbody></table></p> BARNSLEY manager Andy Ritchie has revealed that midfielder Jacob Burns will not be allowed to leave Oakwell for nothing.</p> The Australian international has been training with Polish champions Wisla Krakow this week with a view to earning a contract with the Eastern European side but Andy said: "They want to sign him but they'd have to come up with something like a good deal for ourselves. "We wanted to allow Jacob the chance to go over because if he's to play in the World Cup he needs to be playing at a level of the Championship or above so we were trying to be good to him. But he's a good player and has done well for us and we'd like him for our run in.</p> "To let him leave for nothing at this stage would be a bit remiss of us. The deal is not dead in the water though."</p>
