Barnsley assistant suspended amid newspaper 'bung' allegations


(Reuters) - English Championship club Barnsley suspended their assistant manager Tommy Wright on Wednesday, saying they will examine allegations made against him in the newspaper investigation that has already seen the England manager Sam Allardyce lose his job.

Among more revelations over alleged corruption in football, Britain’s Daily Telegraph also made claims against former Dutch international striker and now Queens Park Rangers manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, who, like Wright, denies wrongdoing.

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