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Barnsley captain Alfie Mawson says that manager Lee Johnson has the ability to turn things around at the club.

The 1-0 defeat against Fleetwood Town saw the club slip into the relegation zone. It has increased anxiety around the club, as they avoided relegation by the skin of their teeth last season. The last win for Barnsley in the league came against Gillingham towards the end of September. They have not only gone through almost a month without a victory, but it is also five losses on the bounce for the team. It has put Johnson’s position in jeopardy.

Roy Hodgson has named the players that he has picked for the two Euro qualifying matches on the schedule in the next couple of weeks.

There is nobody from Wolves in his squad and that has not taken the supporters of Midlands based club by surprise at all because we're almost getting used to it now!?

During the 2014-15 season Wigan Athletic snatched the 23rd spot of the English Championship League and due to this position they were relegated to the English League One but the team of Gary Caldwell can’t seem to bounce back from their recent slump of negative results.

Bury lost 2-0 in their opening match of the season as they had play with Coventry City and just couldn’t keep up with the opposition. 3 days later and Wigan Athletic locked horns with Bury in the League Cup and suffered yet another defeat.

Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Richard Stearman says that the club are definitely on the right path under the management of Kenny Jackett despite failing to get into the play-offs at the last moment.

Birmingham City captain Paul Robinson has claimed that he will be carrying on his role at the club despite the intense criticism that he received after the 4-2 defeat against Wolves. The loss against the table leaders largely came about as a result of Robinson conceding two penalties.