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JAMIE'S MAGIC TOUCH FROM THE SPOT SEES OFF ROBINS
Vardy the hero as he downs his old boss
Time's needed for Saints to march in
RUSSELL Martin's promising start to life as manager of Southampton has swiftly subsided into something approaching crisis following a sequence of embarrassing defeats.
WADE PAYS PRICE FOR ROBINS WOE
WADE Elliott's Cheltenham Town tenure came to an end 'by mutual consent' on Wednesday after the club's dismal start to the campaign.
'WE KNEW WHO WE WANTED AND WE KEPT OUR NERVE'
DURING a grisly run of results at Deepdale last winter, Ryan Lowe told disgruntled Preston supporters that if they didn’t want him, he’d pack his bags.
BIG BEN REVELS IN FRESH START...
EXPERIENCED defender Ben Heneghan is hungry to show what he can do after signing for League One strugglers Fleetwood Town.
KEEPER ANTHONY STAYING AT CATS
HIGHLY-RATED goalkeeper Anthony Patterson is buzzing to have signed a new long-term contract at Sunderland.
JAY CAN FIRE US HIGH-PRAMEH
Positive Cody has faith in Blues ace
OWEN ENJOYS LIFE IN SADDLE
HAVING notched up 60-odd appearances in a little over a year, it's easy to understand why goalkeeper Owen Evans believes joining Walsall has proved one of the best decisions of his career.
MARESCA MADE UP FOR HIS FOXES
ENZO Maresca reflected on a job well done as his Leicester City side swept Southampton aside.
MARTIN BACKS HIS SUFFERING SAINTS
RUSSELL Martin was adamant his Southampton side could have won by the same margin as Leicester had his players been more ruthless and not made as many mistakes.
EUSTACE FUMES AT REF'S CALLS
BLUES manager John Eustace, a former Watford player, could not disguise his disappointment at the manner of his side's defeat and hit out at referee Keith Stroud.
RAJOVIC SWOOPS AS BLUES SEE RED
VALERIAN Ismael believes Watford’s dramatic late victory will give his players just the lift they needed.
MUNOZ SORRY AFTER DEFEAT
Wednesday are still searching for their first league win of the season after this latest loss - and the players were booed off the pitch at the final whistle.
CHAPLIN THE JOKER IN PACK FOR KIERAN
CONOR Chaplin sunk Sheffield Wednesday to leave Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna beaming with delight.
LEE'S COD ARMY TO ATTACK...
Johnson bids to get 'em firing
POSH'S TROPHY DERBY DELIGHT
PETERBOROUGH - United took the bragging rights with a solid 2-0 victory against Cambridge United in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday night.
MUCH MORE LIES AHEAD FOR MY U'S - BONNER
UPBEAT boss Mark Bonner says he is really excited' by the potential at Cambridge United after signing a new long-term contract.
BLAME US FOR DAWES EXIT - TOM
TRANMERE captain Tom Davies has admitted that the players at Prenton Park haven't been good enough following the dismissal of manager Ian Dawes.
KENNY'S GOT HIGH HOPES AT CANARIES
KENNY McLean insists he's 'desperate' for more success with Norwich City after signing a new deal.
ACE ABO: THIS CAN BE MY MOMENT
ABO Eisa might have always regarded elder brother Mo as a role model but he's enjoying a spot of sibling rivalry this season.
THE MOORE THE MERRIER!
HAVING endured the role of back-up goalkeeper more often than he would have liked, you can understand why Stuart Moore is relishing his opportunity to seize the gloves at Morecambe.
LOWE ON HIGH!
Preston beat Argyle to go back on top
ROVERS' 5,000 IS UP IN STYLE...
JON Dahl Tomasson revelled in the celebratory atmosphere as Blackburn marked their 5,000th league game with victory against Middlesbrough.
WILLIAMS' LATE GOAL IS A KILLER FOR TOWN
Veteran Shaun nicks Gills victory
GILLIEAD HAS MARINERS' NUMBER TO EARN POINT
MARK Hughes hailed Alex Gilliead’s “versatility” after the half time substitute secured Bradford a draw against Grimsby
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN!
WHEN is a Premier League player not a Premier League player? When nobody in the Premier League will offer them a contract
ALEXANDER'S CHEER AS HIS TROOPS HOLD THE MAGPIES
GRAHAM Alexander is delighted with his MK Dons’ start to the sea son after they held on for a point against unbeaten Notts County
BROWN TO BUILD ON COD ARMY EXPERIENCE
SCOTT Brown says he will utilise the lessons he learned at Fleetwood Town in his next job in management
CALDWELL'S KIDS HANDED A LESSON BY FIRED-UP O'S
GARY Caldwell conceded his young Exeter side got what they deserved against Leyton Orient
THE WILY CATS SEARCH FOR PURR-FECT RECIPE!
SUNDERLAND have come a long way since the days when hapless CEO Martin Bain stared incredulously at a list of transfer targets that included Zlatan Ibrahimovic