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The only recent one I can think of that was successful was Graham Potter when Brighton took him from Swansea. Even the Championship clubs seems more interested in getting managers from outside the Football League. However, our current manager came from outside the FL.

Up for manager of the month: https://www.efl.com/news/2024/may/01/sky-bet-league-one--manager---player-of-the-month-nominees/

Up for player of the month: https://www.efl.com/news/2024/may/01/sky-bet-league-one--manager---player-of-the-month-nominees/

West Ham are doing their usual flip-flopping between British and continental managers

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czq588jqz8lo

So those the daily story about Jeremy Clarkson are just to get people of click on them and aren't relevant local news??? What a world we live in!

They're why you get points deductions for going into administration, why change now?

Ahhh! Self-regulation. Got to love it

Imagine the carnage he could have made if he'd been appointed manager: https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/cheltenham-footballer-apply-port-vale-488802 :ROFLMAO:

The BBC has been cutting back on it's dedicated lower league coverage for years. They been buying in match reports from the press association for around 5 years.

Richard Knight was player of the season in 2000-01, we shipped over 100 goals that season

"...long term deal" https://www.oufc.co.uk/news/2023/july/mark-harris-joins-oxford-united/

All down to the last game and some tricky fixtures. Huddersfield are practically gone due to their goal difference and I can't see them tonking Ipswich at Portman Rd to get above Plymouth. 19. Blackburn 50pts -16GD (Leicester a) 20. Sheff Weds 50pts -26GD (Sunderland a) 21.Plymouth 48pts -12GD...

Emlyn Begley sneaks in Oxford reaching the play-off in the Everton - Brentford BBC text feed https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/68864457

4th May - at home 7.45pm KO

Who'd have thought we'd be the only side in the play-off chase to win?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c51n3ld43yro Nothing to see here...

Goals from corners are not that common.

Wayne Biggins was brought in after John Byrne left. Didn't make anywhere near the same impact. However, his departure did mean we were able to sign Martin Aldridge.

Following Sheffield Weds win at Blackburn: 2 games to go 17. Stoke 50pts 18. QPR 50pts 19. Blackburn 49pts 20. Plymouth 48pts 21. Sheff Weds 47pts ---------------------- 22. Birmingham 46pts 23. Huddersfield 44pts