The Football League Paper - September 01, 2024

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September 01, 2024

LUKE LAUDS LOCAL LIAM

SWANSEA City boss Luke Williams hailed the Swans' hometown hero Liam Cullen after the forward netted once again in the South Wales derby last Sunday.

2 mins

SUPER COOPER IS TRUE LIONHEART!

JAKE Cooper might be right behind Millwall boss Neil Harris - but he'd still love to usurp the Lions legend in the club's all-time appearances list.

2 mins

"IF WE COULDN'T UP. I WOULDN'T

PAUL Heckingbottom, it's probably fair to say, is nobody's idea of a dream appointment managerial He's not renowned for sexy football like Jurgen and Pep.

3 mins

GRAY TARGETS LEAGUE RETURN

Ex-Sutton boss raring to go

2 mins

NIGEL: TERRIERS MUST BITE PACK!

NIGEL Lonwijk says nobody at Huddersfield Town is under any illusions about what is required this season.

2 mins

HORNETS PRIMED FOR BIGGEST TEST

Mindset so crucial for Tom at Blades

2 mins

EUSTACE HAILS THE CLASS OF WEIMANN AFTER DERBY DRAW

Foster's early goal wiped out by Rovers

2 mins

MOLUMBY ENDS DRY SPELL TO HIT SWANS

WEST Brom head coach Carlos Corberan felt his side beat Swansea in the dressing room before the game as they climbed into the top two with a narrow victory.

2 mins

BLACK CATS' PERFECT RUN A MYSTERY!

REGIS Le Bris watched his Sunderland side continue their perfect start to the campaign, but admitted that he is not quite sure how they are achieving their early-season success.

2 mins

RAMS ON RAMPAGE AND OZOH SO GOOD

DERBY boss Paul Warne hailed his side's performance against Bristol City as the best in his time at the club.

2 mins

MAT FINISH DOES NICELY FOR FARKE

DANIEL Farke hailed a \"perfect finish\" to the opening month as his Leeds side beat Hull to maintain their unbeaten start to the Championship season.

2 mins

A lucky Sainz strike sinks Sky Blues

RELIEF was the overriding emotion for Johannes Hoff Thorup after he earned his first win after taking up the managerial reigns at Norwich City.

2 mins

MILLION REASONS TO SALUTE ACE MANHOEF

STEVEN Schumacher is pleased with Stoke City's start to the season following their second Championship win at his former club Plymouth.

2 mins

IT'S JOY FOR JOHNNIE AS DONS KO TRACTOR BOYS

PROUD boss Johnnie Jackson an hailed 'outstanding' achievement after his AFC Wimbledon heroes knocked Premier League new-boys Ipswich out of the Carabao Cup and they weren't the only ones to cause a shock.

4 mins

BLUEBIRDS VEXED BY CLARKE AGAIN

Carrick praises defender

2 mins

TERRIERS IN RED TURMOIL, BUT MILLERS SAVOUR WIN

HUDDERSFIELD assistant Martin Paterson said key decisions went against them as they went down at Rotherham United.

2 mins

DOYLE MAGIC SINKS WEAK WANDERERS

EXETER City manager Gary Caldwell hailed match-winner Kamari Doyle after he marked his full Football League debut with a stunning first-half freekick to put the visitors on course for victory over a wasteful Bolton Wanderers.

2 mins

FLYING NEO'S DANCE OF JOY!

STEPHEN revealed Clemence that his match-winning defender Neo Eccleston rose to the challenge of showcasing his somersaulting skills to the Barrow supporters.

2 mins

McGOLDRICK IS A GOLDEN GOAL OLDIE!

DAVID McGoldrick smashed in a brilliant double to seal Notts County's smashand-grab win at Swindon as proud boss Stuart Maynard compared him to an eager teenager.

2 mins

Get ready for a scrap, says Mike

MIKE Williamson has warned his MK Dons players that they must be \"dogs of war\" to get a result at Salford City tomorrow night.

1 min

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