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IT'S MOORE THE MERRIER

Bluebirds revel in a Vicarage tea party

Humble Holden has made the Robins fly

IT’S going to be fascinating to see how Dean Holden fares in the Bristol City hotseat over the course of this season – and he’s certainly got off to an encouraging start.

EAGER REECO HAS STILL GOT POMPEY AIM

REECO Hackett-Fairchild is still determined to make his mark at Portsmouth – and reckons his temporary spell at Bromley is helping him rediscover his Mojo.

Cherries have taste for high life

JASON Tindall praised a “good team performance” following his Bournemouth side’s resounding victory at Barnsley that saw them hit the top of the table on Friday night.

Ivic: I Want More From Hornets

TROY Deeney’s inspired display saw Watford ease past Preston, but manager Vladimir Ivic demanded his Hornets play better.

SEAN: IT CAN BE RAGS TO RICHES

PORTSMOUTH’S early season form has been the perfect ointment for last season’s play-off semi-final heartache – and defender Sean Raggett is confident they will secure a coveted automatic promotion spot this time round.

MAX-IMUM JUSTICE FOR BOSS ROBINS

MARK Robins felt justice had been done after seeing a late Max Biamou equaliser earn Coventry a hardearned point at Championship leaders Norwich.

BOWYER IS BUOYANT AS HIS ADDICKS KEEP CLIMBING

Albie and Omar add to Blues’ misery...

Rout takes pressure off Harris

CARDIFF boss Neil Harris hailed his players after they crushed Luton to ease growing speculation surrounding his future.

Pulis: Owls need a goalscorer

SHEFFIELD Wednesday manager Tony Pulis is desperate to find a player capable of “sniffing out a goal” after a stalemate with Stoke City.

KARANKA: GIVE ME A LITTLE MORE TIME

Blues boss in plea to fans after stalemate

FERGUSON: IT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE!

DARREN Ferguson was furious with his Peterborough side after they crashed out of the FA Cup at the hands of Non-League Chorley.

Crafty Canaries gain from the long game

ONLY five sides in Premier League history have collected fewer points than Norwich managed last season.

ASMIR SAVES THE CHERRIES

Keeper stars to secure a key draw

Dunn: Point Is The Least We Deserved

Barrow leave it late with fine Matt finish

WILL GRIGG'S NOT ON FIRE AFTER HOWLER

Let-off as Dons end wait for away win

GARNER WALKS THE PLANK AT PIRATES

BEN Garner’s 11-month tenure at Bristol Rovers came to an end following this heavy home defeat to Fleetwood Town.

FERGIE SALUTES THE RAILWAYMEN

DARREN Ferguson tasted defeat for the first time in nine games as his Peterborough side came up short at Crewe.

CLOUGH LAPS UP WINNING FEELING

NIGEL CLOUGH said he was on cloud nine as Mansfield bagged their first win of the season.

JAMES EYES TRIPLE CROWN

Donny defender has promotion ambition

BUXTON: WE JUST NEED A BIT OF LUCK

BURTON manager Jake Bux-ton is hoping for a swift change of fortune after his stricken side lost at Hull City.

MELLISH HITS THE NET WITH RELISH!

IN A year that has thrown up plenty of surprises, the goalscoring exploits of Carlisle’s Jon Mellish are something that even he didn’t see coming.

Championship is now war of attrition

HANDS up. Who has seen a decent Championship game this season? Who has been genuinely excited? I certainly haven’t and, according to the official statistics, I’m not alone. At the time of writing, the second tier was averaging almost 0.5 goals per game fewer than in any season since it was rebranded in 2004.

MULDOON FRUSTRATES RED DEVILS

CRAWLEY Town manager John Yems felt his team should have racked up a hatful of goals again during a frustrating draw at Harrogate.

PYM AND POSH OUT TO PROVE A POINT

REDEMPTION is the name of the game according to Peterborough goalkeeper Christy Pym as they look to right the wrongs of last season.

Ivic livid over ‘soft' stalemate

VLADIMIR Ivic slammed his Watford players’ lack of passion at QPR – and warned their attitude must change if they are going to have any chance of promotion.

RICKY SAVOURS SLICE OF ACTION

Winger’s so glad to get his boots on

GRIMES CALLS THE TUNE FOR SWANS

Rare goal as skipper pounces on error

Sam's the man for boss Tony

BLACKBURN boss Tony Mowbray declared he was “disappointed” to only leave Kenilworth Road with a point.

DIEDHIOU THE PARTY-POOPER

Robins sub swoops to ruin Roo’s big day...