The Football League Paper - January 05, 2025

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January 05, 2025

NEIL FITS LIONS' FUTURE VISION

ALEX NEIL used his first interview as Millwall boss to stress the long-term nature of his remit at The Den.

2 mins

BILLY BID TO KOP SPOT OF GLORY!

PENALTY shoot-out hero Billy Crellin reckons he can come out on top again should underdogs Accrington Stanley take Premier League leaders Liverpool all the way to spot-kicks!

2 mins

SWEDISH BOND & SWINDON MESSI!

\"I'd already seen the somersault during a dance-off Neo (Eccleston) had with Katia (Koayate) in training on Friday. I told him that I'd rather see it after he's scored a goal - and he's gone and done that the next day\"

5 mins

RONNIE READY FOR R'S BOW

Saints defender relishing loan deal

2 mins

Potters woe more than just the gaffer

STOKE City are the EFL's most paradoxical club. Richer than Scrooge McDuck. Eminently stable. But completely and utterly hopeless.

2 mins

Class act has built on his City schooling

SHEA Charles' understated excellence in the Sheffield Wednesday engine room should come as no surprise the 21-year-old learned from the best.

3 mins

SELLES ELATED BY KAMARA DOUBLE

RUBEN Selles highlighted Abu Kamara's strength of character after the Hull winger scored two goals in a thrilling draw at home to top-of-the-table Leeds United.

2 mins

PARKER LAUDS THE DEFENSIVE MENTALITY OF HIS CLARETS

Flemming dives in to claim derby joy

3 mins

CAL IS THE BLUEBIRDS' SURPRISE SAVIOUR...

CALUM Chambers' first goal in 34 months Ca boosted Cardiff's chances of Championship survival as they earned a draw at Middlesbrough.

2 mins

WILDER CUT DEEP BY THE STEELY BLADES

CHRIS Wilder admitted to becoming emotional at the final whistle of his Sheffield United side's victory over Watford at Vicarage Road and not because he was returning to one of his former clubs.

2 mins

ALLEN NO ORDINARY JOE, SAYS WILLIAMS

SWANSEA boss Luke Williams paid tribute to supersub Joe Allen after his injury-time goal claimed a point against West Bromwich Albion.

2 mins

Danny downcast at wasteful Owls

FRUSTRATED Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl admitted he was \"more disappointed than happy\" after watching his side waste a succession of first-half chances before scraping a draw against Millwall.

2 mins

MCNALLY FIRES IN AS ROBINS FLY HIGH

LIAM Manning predicted a quiet transfer window in terms of signings after seeing his improving Bristol City side move up to eighth in the table - just three points off the playoff zone.

2 mins

FORSON DOUBLE STUNS SKY BLUES

NORWICH head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup told goal hero Amankwah Forson to enjoy the moment after the substitute scored twice in injury-time to earn his side a scarcely believable win over Coventry City.

2 mins

'Don't blame this all on Freddie'

PAUL Heckingbottom leaped to the defence of Freddie Woodman after the Preston goalkeeper's mistake so nearly resulted in defeat against Oxford.

2 mins

SHRIMPS BID TO STIR THINGS UP

DEREK Adams wants his Morecambe side to build on a 'really big result' against Tranmere on New Year's Day when they visit Newport this afternoon.

2 mins

MOORE WANTS SOME MORE

DARREN Moore hopes the win at promotion rivals Doncaster Rovers will prove to be a turning point for his Port Vale side.

2 mins

CAM'S GOAL LEAVES MIKE FEELING BLUE

CARLISLE manager Mike Williamson said he could understand the frustration of the traveling fans after his side were booed off following a narrow defeat to Tranmere at Prenton Park.

2 mins

MAT'S SUPER SADDLERS GO MARCHING ON

DELIGHTED Walsall boss Mat Sadler praised his troops for an 'incredible victory' after the runaway leaders came from behind to stun Notts County.

2 mins

SCHUEY TIPPED FOR PILGRIMS RETURN

STEVEN Schumacher is the odds-on favourite to take over at Plymouth Argyle following the departure of Wayne Rooney.

1 min

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