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BURNS' BELTER FIRES 'TOP' TRACTOR BOYS

KIERAN McKenna saluted his Ipswich side after a \"top, top, performance\" that helped them edge a narrow victory over Coventry.

PIROE SPOT ON AS BORO ARE SUNK BY WHITES IN A THRILLER

Farke's men edge past ten Boro men

MANNING: YOU CAN EXPECT SO MUCH MORE...

BRISTOL City boss Liam Manning says nobody should be fooled by the Robins' paltry expected goal stats ahead of today's clash with struggling Norwich.

WAGNER SEEKING BRAVE CANARIES

Under-fire boss in need of big result

£1M FLUTTER WAS NOT A LONG SHOT

PLYMOUTH Argyle paid a club-record fee of £1m to sign Morgan Whittaker from Swansea in the summer.

WINNER TEL MADE FOOTBALL MAGICAL

I NEVER met Terry Venables, who died last weekend aged 80, but nobody could have done more to ignite my childhood passion for football.

Goals a fraction of what Vardy brings

JAMIE Vardy delivered a welcome reminder of his enduring quality last weekend, but it wasn't about the goals. In a way, it never was.

I'LL KEEP MAKING MY POINT'

New Grimsby boss will do it his way

SAINTS STRIKER STEWART SUFFERS SETBACK

SOUTHAMPTON striker Ross Stewart has been ruled out until the new year just weeks after making his comeback from a long-term injury.

'CITY DAYS WERE DISASTER BUT I LEARNED LOADS!'

GED Brannan be a manager but don't try telling the might first-time new Morecambe boss that he lacks experience.

BRADY'S BUNCH HAVE GOT BELIEF...

BUOYANT boss Jon Brady has hailed the belief in his resurgent Northampton squad.

CHARLIE'S RISE INSPIRES KEMP

DAN Kemp has admitted Swindon Town team-mate Charlie Austin's meteoric recovery from early career setbacks has given him the belief that he can rise back up the divisions himself.

BONNER PRIDE AT HIS U'S TENURE

MARK Bonner says he will always be proud of what he achieved in his almost four-year reign as Cambridge United manager.

THE EXILES  SPOIL RECORD SEQUENCE FOR HATTERS

STOCKPORT missed out on a place in the record books as boss Dave Challinor admitted they got what they deserved at struggling Newport.

VALE IN PATH OF EVATT'S BOYS

HOLDERS Bolton Wanderers will host Port Vale in the first knockout round of this season’s Bristol Street Motors Trophy.

Ex-Claret is showing his class again at Saints

BURNLEY'S failure to secure Taylor Harwood-Bellis on a permanent contract following promotion to the Premier League already looks like a fatal misjudgement.

BOSS BONNER ROASTS HIS HOPELESS U'S

MARK Bonner hit out at the ‘hopeless goals’ his Cambridge United side gave away during their away defeat to Northampton Town

REEVES SPOT ON FOR DONS

JOHNNIE JACKSON got his tactics spot-on as a switch of penalty taker helped AFC Wimbledon to victory over Notts County in a rollercoaster clash at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.

Wagner happy to keep it clean

DAVID Wagner was delighted with his side’s hard-fought win over QPR, despite admitting it had been a below-par attacking performance from his side.

I'M JUST LOVING LIFE AT BORO'

Loanee repays Carrick's faith

SKY BLUE BEN'S A HERO AT THE DEN

Edwards suffers first loss

JON DAHL BOYS ARE LIVING THE DREAM...

VICTORIOUS Jon Dahl Tomasson believes his Blackburn side will “keep on dreaming” after they trounced Stoke.

Manning's debut a 'heart-stopper'

LIAM Manning admitted a cool exterior belied a racing heartbeat after his first home game as Bristol City head coach produced a five-goal thriller and a victory over Middlesbrough.

TIGERS BOUNCE BACK BUT LIAM EYES MORE

LIAM Rosenior feels Hull’s disappointment at not winning against Swansea City having been 2-0 down proves how far his side have grown under his leadership.

BULUT FULL OF PRAISE AFTER LATE FIGHTBACK

EROL Bulut hailed Cardiff’s character after scoring twice in stop page time to snatch a dramatic win at ten-man Preston.

MOORE HAILS HIS 'SPECIAL' TERRIERS

DARREN Moore hailed Huddersfield Town’s hard-fought draw against promotion-chasing Southampton as a ‘special result’.

VARDY DOUBLE ENSURES THE FOXES BAG THE LATE SPOILS

Prolific super-sub stings the Hornets

Carlisle to build on creditable draw

ROTHERHAM interim manager Wayne Carlisle feels confidence will grow within the squad after his team battled to a draw with Leeds United.

Tractor Boys finally stall at Bagaies

WEST Bromwich Albion inflicted just a second Championship defeat of the season on Ipswich Town at The Hawthorns yesterday evening – and in doing so became the first team to stop the Tractor Boys scoring in a league match – as they ran out comfortable winners against Kieran McKenna’s high-flying side.

LATICS SET FOR TELLY CUP DATE

Opponents York hungry to make most of free hit