Ryan Lowe is a manager on the up that few have discussedĬoventry - Mark Robbins has done an amazing job again this season with an incredible amount of off-pitch issues to contend with. Preston - I love how Preston is playing and sense they might still sneak into a playoff spot. Norwich - Since the appointment of David Wagner, the side has looked comfortable if uninspiring at times.

Millwall - Consistently competitive, I like their chances for the top 6.īlackburn - Fading of late, I fear for them. Luton have a great chance of going up.īoro - Michael Carrick’s reinvention of Chuba Akpom as a number ten instead of a nine, in addition to more aggresive wide play has made Boro tough to crack. Luton Town - Watford’s sacking of Rob Edwards are a cup of coffee ended up benefiting their great rival. Sheffield United - The FA Cup run for the Blades has caused a slight league wobble of late, but I still expect them to get over the line. Alan Pace and the ownership MUST back the manager this summer. Their promotion is the earliest I can remember, but a word of caution - Vincent Kompany has relied heavily on players that have been acquired on loan or whom suitors are likely to line up for this summer. So let’s look at the race for promotion and relegation in the Championshipīurnley - The Clarets have had an uncanny knack of grinding out results.

While the form book remains critical, at this stage of the season, the overall body of work of each club is established. It’s at this point we get a pretty strong indication as to what teams are seriously chasing promotion and which sides are in serious danger of the drop. Every year, I mention on TalkSport that Easter weekend is when I really start scrutinizing the table in the Football League.

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