The primary correct month of the EFL Championship has come and gone, which implies now is an ideal time to take a look at what’s happening within the second tier of the English footballing pyramid. It’s early days, I do know, however there are some storylines price regardless.
Sheffield United disasterclass
It is a shockingly dangerous begin to the season.
United sit backside of the desk at 1-0-6 and sacked Ruben Selles solely to convey again Chris Wilder (now in his third stint on the membership). He lastly delivered the membership their first win of the marketing campaign with a 1-0 victory at Oxford United.
It is a membership that completed third final season, by the best way, and had been somewhat unfortunate to not get promotion to the Premier League. I belief Wilder to make sure they’re nowhere close to the relegation zone, however the season already appears misplaced.
Surprises within the high half
I’m Stoke Metropolis, Preston North Finish, Charlton and QPR right here.
I haven’t had the possibility to observe any of those groups, sadly, so I can’t say why they’re within the high half or – in Stoke Metropolis’s case – the highest three. However I believe it’s truthful to say they’re all outperforming expectations to this point.
Rob Edwards has acquired Middlesbrough clicking, they usually’re already off to an excellent begin on 17 factors (4 away from second place).
They’ve acquired some spectacular wins together with over West Brom and Millwall, too.
EFL Championship high six:
EFL Championship backside three:
Fitzie’s monitor of the day: Poinciana, by Ahmad Jamal
BBC: “‘I’m in a secure atmosphere’ – Frank comfy with Spurs possession”
Soccer London: “Why Brennan Johnson screamed at Joao Palhinha and what Thomas Frank shouted at Tottenham gamers”
Jack P-B ($$): “How Tottenham sacked Daniel Levy – and the way they’ve stuffed the void within the weeks since”
The Guardian: “Welcome to West Ham, Nuno, the disaster membership with no imaginative and prescient and no construction”


























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