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For Fox Sake
Members Leicester City
Leicester City v Wigan Athletic: Five Things To Look Out For
The Foxes return to the King Power Stadium to take on a struggling Wigan Athletic side, hoping to put their mini setback at the weekend behind them. Andy Moore picks out some of the key questions ahead of the game.
27.10.26Matchday
Forever Blues
Members Birmingham City
John Murtough - Blues new director of football and the task ahead
Forever Blues analyses John Murtough's appointment as the club end their search for Craig Gardner's replacement
27.10.26Analysis
The Moonraker
Members Swindon Town
Chief financial officer leaves Swindon Town weeks after summer arrival in latest backroom departure
Paul Barclay only joined the club in June, with a remit to provide further senior oversight of the club's books. A statement announcing his arrival at the time said he "will play a key role in supporting our development off the pitch".
27.10.26News
The One And Only Wanderers
Members Bolton Wanderers
Points and Prizes: The growing importance of Bolton Wanderers next five games
Bolton Wanderers have come away with four points from a run of three games against sides chasing the Premier League this season. The Whites now head into a five game run where they will have little better opportunity to pick up a solid run of points at this end of the calendar year.
27.10.26Features
For Fox Sake
Members Leicester City
Lowdown on the Opposition: Wigan Athletic
Leicester City return to the King Power Stadium on Tuesday night, looking to bounce back from defeat at the weekend. Honey Hicks has the lowdown on the opposition.
27.10.26Matchday
TurfReports
Members Burnley
A terrible sense of Déjà vu begs the question whether sacking Nicky Hayen will truly make a difference
Another managerial hunt is under way for Burnley after Nicky Hayen's departure, but as that quest appears to have already hit a stumbling block, it's starting to feel like summer all over again
27.10.26Opinion
For Fox Sake
Members Leicester City
Harry Kane: The Ballon d’Or Winner Who Couldn’t Get a Game at Leicester City
From the substitutes bench in that famous game at Vicarage Road, to the best footballer in the world. Harry Kane’s brief Leicester City career is a wonderful reminder that football rarely makes any sense.
27.10.26History
Gills 365
Gillingham
The One-Two: Gills all at sea against the Mariners
Welcome to The One-Two, Gills 365's weekend recap as we bring you one match report and two pieces of post-match reaction to wrap up the weekend's action.
26.10.26Features
From Bromley With Love
Members Bromley
In Review: Bromley 1 - 1 Peterborough United
MACHEL HEWITT: What is clear is that if the players play with the same heart and determination as on Saturday, they may yet give teams more problems to solve.
26.10.26Matchday
The Wanderers Post
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Our Pack – Wolves at 150: New book celebrating club’s historic anniversary set to hit the shelves
The Wanderers Post subscribers can take advantage of a limited run of discounted pre-publication copies of the latest collaboration between Paul Berry and Johnny Phillips which is set to hit the shelves next month.
26.10.26News
TurfReports
Members Burnley
Double sessions, player sales and training ground bust-ups - where did it all go wrong for Nicky Hayen?
After his sacking on Saturday evening, we take a look back at where it all went wrong for Nicky Hayen in his 106-day reign.
26.10.26Features
The One And Only Wanderers
Members Bolton Wanderers
Let's talk about it: Five talking points from Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough
Bolton Wanderers were given a Championship lesson Friday night, as high flying Middlesbrough put five past Steven Schumacher's team. The game, represented the first that the Whites have been in where they have not been able to leave a scratch on their opponents, and must now pick themselves up once again.
26.10.26Analysis
eflpublished
Members EFL Football
QPR obliterate high-flying opposition as Burnley bosses take decisive action: Championship Review
A recap of this week’s Championship highlights including QPR’s convincing victory, Burnley’s consequential defeat, and more.
26.10.26Features
For Fox Sake
Members Leicester City
Luton Town 2-1 Leicester City: Five Things We Learned
The Foxes were brought back down to earth with a late defeat at Kenilworth Road. Silly mistakes yet again compounded Russell Martin's side and home pressure was enough to seal the points for the Hatters after Liam Cullen had given the Foxes hope of a point that some will argue thy deserved, others won't.
26.10.26Matchday
The Moonraker
Members Swindon Town
No molluscs are harmed as Swindon Town continue to rediscover their backbone in the rain at Bristol Rovers
ANALYSIS: It was not an occasion for the purists, as both teams' inefficiency with the ball and ineffectiveness in front of goal were exposed in the howling gales and showers, but it was at least a point, and a third game unbeaten, which, after the misery of the previous six weeks, is a stepping stone.
26.10.26Matchday
The One And Only Wanderers
Members Bolton Wanderers
Bolton Wanderers have picked themselves up before, now they have to do it again and it won't be the last time: Opinion
Bolton Wanderers took a heavy defeat on Friday night as Middlesbrough showed their class, putting five past Steven Schumacher's team. The game represented the first time the Whites truly failed to leave a scratch on their opponents and know the team's bounce back ability faces it's biggest test.
26.10.26Opinion
The One And Only Wanderers
Members Bolton Wanderers
"Tough, tough night": Friday nights loss to Middlesbrough won't be the last for Steven Schumacher's team, but sometimes you just have to hold your hands up in the Championship
Bolton Wanderers were well beaten by Middlesbrough on Friday night. The Premier League promotion chasing side displayed a shear gulf in quality that the Whites simply could not handle. Steven Schumacher knew the outcome was a possibility, admitting that sometimes, even perfection wouldn't have been enough.
26.10.26News
The Wanderers Post
Members Wolverhampton Wanderers
Rui Pinto and the contrasting journey of Manchester City and the earlier questions asked of Wolves
Wolves and its owners once found themselves under the microscope when the good times began but this was a storm that receded over time.
26.10.26Features
The Pearl Street Post
Members Rochdale
Making a difference on matchdays and beyond - a day with "Dale 1907"
It's more than just flags and banners...
26.10.26Features
Forever Blues
Birmingham City
Forever Blues podcast - episode 60
Colin Tattum and Paul Tait discuss a second defeat of the league season for Blues as well as chat about the appointment of a new Director of Football
25.10.26Opinion
Gills 365
Members Gillingham
Winning in the rain: Remembering Carl Asaba's brilliant winner for Gillingham against Luton in an ME7 monsoon
GILLS CLASSICS: Twenty-eight years ago this weekend, legendary Gillingham striker Carl Asaba scored one of his best goals in a Gills shirt, and he did it in a downpour.
25.10.26Features
Gills 365
Gillingham
Former Gillingham centre-back Richard Green passes away, aged 58
Gillingham Football Club is mourning the loss of former centre-back Richard Green, who passed away this weekend, aged 58.
25.10.26News
The Wanderers Post
Members Wolverhampton Wanderers
Dan McNamara was left concerned after Wolves Women faced a “reality check” against Bristol City in a 4-2 defeat.
Defeat in the West Country indicative of the step up in level Wolves have faced in the WSL 2
25.10.26News
The Spireite Herald
Members Chesterfield
Talking Points: Goals, Goals, Goals
Paul Fisher discusses the talking points following Chesterfield's excellent 5-1 home victory over Crewe Alexandra in League Two.
25.10.26Opinion

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