Football League 15/16

[Gingerfinch]

Leeds sack another manager.

I thought Rosle might do ok there. Still, he may have given time.

[Alviro Patterson]

Another football club punching way above their stations, wasn't that long ago Cellino appeared to give Rosler a vote of confidence. One wonders whether Steve Evans is appointed as Cellino's tax adviser

[Aidan11]

Steve Evans is the new Leeds boss.

[sussexpob]

Brilliant

[yuppie]

[budgetmeansbudget]

Hasn't the owner been banned again from running the club after not paying import duty on a land rover. You couldn't make it up.

Just desserts for me, the clubs fans released a demon when they smashed up my town, and it's taking them down.

[Alviro Patterson]

L**ds and Steve Evans are made for each other - an odious club with an odious manager. The fans are sure to like Evans style of play, which is cynical to say the least. Whether the brand of football by Evans will get results for Leeds is another matter.

[yuppie]

So far not the best start for Evans at Leeds

[Alviro Patterson]

So far not the best start for Evans at Leeds

A point away from home against a recently former Premier League side is a good result for a mid-table mediocre club like Leeds

[Alviro Patterson]

A decent week for Bradford - 4 points in the last two games against promotion chasers Bury and Wigan who have been on a prolonged run of form recently.

[Aidan11]

We lost again.

[Alviro Patterson]

Huddersfield sack manager Chris Powell, local radio claim the sacking was based on not meeting objectives.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34245530

Another example of a club having ideas above their stations, especially when key players were sold in the summer and not replaced like for like. Sad reality is the Championship is not a level playing field, clubs without parachute payments can only progress with a financial backer.

[yuppie]

Ramsey sacked after QPR stuck with him over the summer.

Some how Warnock finds himself in charge of a team again.

[The Professor]

Huddersfield sack manager Chris Powell, local radio claim the sacking was based on not meeting objectives.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34245530

Another example of a club having ideas above their stations, especially when key players were sold in the summer and not replaced like for like. Sad reality is the Championship is not a level playing field, clubs without parachute payments can only progress with a financial backer.

And they've hired Klopp's old assistant.

[budgetmeansbudget]

7.30 kick off for Forest v Derby, that's unusual.