It was either tears or beaming smiles at many Football League venues on Saturday. For David Flitcroft, it was both. A win for Hull at Oakwell would have sent them up and relegated Barnsley, but Flitcroft’s rejuvenated side live to fight another day after spectacular goals from Jacob Mellis and Chris O’Grady deservedly gave them the points. Pride was mixed with poignancy for the Barnsley manager, though, as he reflected on a stunning revival since he took charge and described spending time at his father John’s graveside in Bolton en route to the game. ‘Anything I have done here is down to my upbringing,’ said the 39-year old, who has won nine and drawn six of 20 League games so far. ‘I had an incredible leader in my dad. My mum is an incredible woman. I’ve got a brilliant family, the best in the world. ‘My dad taught me work ethic, courage, never give up and if someone wants to fight you, fight them. If you don’t beat them, find another way to fight them. He always maintained that. ‘He