The Football League Paper - October 20, 2024

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October 20, 2024

TAYLOR IS TALK OF THE TOWN

ELLIS Taylor admits that his confidence is “Sky high” following impressive performances in front of the live TV cameras this season.

2 mins

GAZ BACKS MATT TO BE TOP BOSS

'Chairboys lucky to have him'

3 mins

'THIS IS MY BIG CHANCE TO SHOW WHAT I'VE LEARNED'

JOHN Doolan has learned plenty on his football journey – and he’s keen to use every scrap of knowledge to ensure that Accrington Stanley remain a Football League club.

4 mins

COLEMAN: ANTHONY DESERVES SUCCESS

JOHN Coleman has no concerns about Anthony Barry being intimidated by England’s galaxy of superstars.

2 mins

'WE WILL KEEP ON PLAYING OUR WAY'

CHARLIE Hughes insists his debut blunder against Norwich City won’t stop him trying to play his way out of trouble.

2 mins

Brazilian is man of steel for the Blades

VINICIUS Souza loves a tackle. Ahead of the weekend, nobody in the Championship had made more than Sheffield United’s midfield enforcer this season. Nobody in the Premier League made more last season.

3 mins

SORRY HORNETS STUNG BY THE TOP HATTERS IN DERBY ROUT

Edwards proud of his side's 'purpose'

2 mins

SUPER-SUB SCARLETT'S LAST-GASP RESCUE ACT

HERO Dane Scarlett was praised by Oxford boss Des Buckingham after his late header salvaged a point against West Brom.

2 mins

TOP OF TABLE MEANS LITTLE FOR PARKER

SCOTT Parker claims Burnley being top of the table means nothing to him at this stage of the season.

2 mins

FARKE JOY AS WHITES BLUNT THE BLADES...

SECOND-half goals from Pascal Struijk and Mateo Joseph settled this Yorkshire derby on Friday night in Leeds’ favour – and left manager Daniel Farke beaming afterwards.

2 mins

CANARIES FAIL TO MAKE PELACH PAY

NARCIS PELACH was indebted to Million Manhoef as the midfielder’s equaliser ensured Stoke shared the points with his former club Norwich City.

2 mins

DOLAN'S WINNER EQUALS RECORD...

JOHN Eustace praised Blackburn’s “hard work” in training after returning to winning ways with a win over Swansea.

2 mins

Resilient Robins pay tribute to Theo

BRISTOL City’s assistant head coach Chris Hogg reckons his players did Liam Manning proud after leaving the Riverside Stadium with three points.

2 mins

ROO SPEECHLESS AS PILGRIMS COLLAPSE

WAYNE Rooney says it’s difficult to put Plymouth Argyle’s performance into words after the Pilgrims were hammered by Cardiff City.

2 mins

HARRIS: WE HAVE TO BE RUTHLESS

FRUSTRATED Neil Harris has admitted he is fed up with talking about his Millwall side’s missed chances after they almost came back to haunt them in their draw against Derby County.

2 mins

'DOWN-TO-EARTH WAYNE IS ONLY GOING TO HELP US GET BETTER'

WHEN Adam Randell was growing up, Wayne Rooney was England’s talisman, Manchester United’s record goalscorer and a global icon. Now?

4 mins

ROBINS UP IN ARMS AS LEVELLER IS RULED OUT

COVENTRY boss Mark Robins was furious with the decision to rule out a late Haji Wright equaliser in his side’s defeat at Preston.

2 mins

POMPEY POUNCE FOR A FIRST WIN

Tactical changes pay off...

2 mins

MOORE'S CROWN HOPES SOAR

DARREN Moore said he believes he has the squad needed to bring success to Port Vale after his side secured a win over Fleetwood Town to keep them at the top of League Two.

2 mins

GRIGG BRACE HAS DANNY LOOKING UP

DANNY Webb believes the Spireites have shown they deserve to be in the League Two play-off places after this convincing victory.

2 mins

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