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Edwards quickly built a culture in Middlesbrouge.

Middlesbrough is the only one in the championship number 100 percent, after winning four of four under a new president Rob Edwards. They sit at the top of the table.

Andy Henkeskef on Sky Sports Essential EFL PODCAST:

“The tenth place for the last season was not good enough. I loved Michael Carrick’s approach, but it was not effective and was not close to the first six. Rob Edwards knows what he is doing. He proved that with Luton, while his appointment was a surprise, the signatures were impressive.

“Finnish fans did not miss because of the quality brought elsewhere. Middlespro looks solid. Luke Eleng, Dieel Fry and Alvi Jones at the back, with Hayden Hukini and Maurice Coids that cover the ground in the midfield, gave them a strong basis.

“Add the new attack options, and I expect Tommy Conway to score 15 goals, and they have a real balance. Against Sheffield United, they were miles away from the rate of work, quality and organization. Rob quickly built a culture, making them defensive stronger without sacrificing the control of the threat.”

A disaster for Cheffield United

At the other end, there is Sheffield United, still without this season’s point under the leadership of Robin. He has proven his appointment to replace Chris Wilder as a challenge so far.

Jobi Mcanuff on the Sky SPOTS Essential EFL PODCAST:

“It was a disaster for Cheffield United. They did not win a game, and when you looked at the table and saw Sheffield on Wednesday, it adds an insult to the injury. Given the expected criteria in Bramall Lane, this beginning was unacceptable.

“In Middlesebrough, I left Sidi Pek isolated when he was the only midfielder to carry, with Gus Hamer and Callum O’Hare, leaving them very open. On a side with strong midfield control, this was a tactical naivety. The players seemed frustrated and not convinced of the approach, and this lack of belief for a very long time.

“The sale must adapt quickly. You have to respect the opposition, especially away from home, and to tighten things. For the time time, this club will not give time to experiences, and it needs results immediately.”

“Leicester is not glamorous, but it is effective”

Three victories of four LLS to date. This was not always elegant, but they have been accomplished and pushed during the few troubled weeks as there was still a lot of uncertainty about their team’s makeup.

Andy Henkeskef on Sky Sports Essential EFL PODCAST:

“The victories against Charlton and Birmingham are exactly the type of results you need in the tournament. Even with uncertainty about the team, and the lack of knowledge of who will remain or go, they still find a way to make flexible and flexible offers against the two sides that can be said to be superior. It is still many talents, especially young talents, in this group.

“The expectations will be high. When you are Leesester, it recently fell with a strong team, everyone expects to challenge the first six.

“Instead, they laid strong foundations. It was not glamorous, but it was effective, and fans will appreciate the effort and flexibility the team has shown.”

“An overwhelming start for Ibsut”

By many to be the winners of the title, it was not a good start for the city of Epswich upon their return to the tournament. They have not yet won the match this season, as they drew three and lost one of the first four games under the leadership of Kiran Makina.

Jobi Mcanuff on the Sky SPOTS Essential EFL PODCAST:

“The city of Epswich has been disappointing so far, given the quality of their team. When they came, there was a clear structure and strategic planning in their signatures, which led to a heroic level experience to reach the ground.

“They have lost two main players like DELAP and Hutchinson, but the talent they kept should be more than one capable.

“The central midfield has been a special weakness, as players like Massimo Luongo and Sam Morsy presented.”

“The commitment of the players in Sheffield on Wednesday was great.”

Amid all misery and conflict in Sheffield Winzdai, employees and players showed real flexibility on the field – which the fighting point showed in Wrexham last month.

Andy Henkeskef on Sky Sports Essential EFL PODCAST:

“Sheffield on Wednesday showed real flexibility and care for their club. It is clear that they are not the strongest team and they have no enough players, but the commitment from the stadium was great. The players and fans know that the club’s future depends on them, and despite the uncertainty about ownership, they give everything in their power.

“In an era in which many football players are accused of playing only for money or professional moves, the team is highlighted. They really care about the club. They can easily pass suggestions, but they do not do that. This commitment was inspiring and helped them to maintain competition, even with the club’s restrictions and the injuries they face.

“However, flexibility and desire cannot carry a team yet. Without improvements outside the field and on the team, they are still at risk of relegation. However, on Wednesday, Sheffield is a great example of players who really care about their club, and this dedication deserves recognition.”

“Closing the window will help Southampton”

It will be pleased with many of the tournament managers that the window is closed, but a few still – who finally have a stable team in Southampton.

Jobi Mcanuff on the Sky SPOTS Essential EFL PODCAST:

“Southampton’s employment was smart. In addition to Tom Fuse, it gives them a natural offer to complete the certain attackers like Adam Armstrong, who prefers a more central role, while the Finn Azaz brings creativity higher in the midfield. The new signatures give the manager a more clear picture of humans that he can work with, but the delay in completing the transport was a problem.

“The constant uncertainty for players such as Tyler Deling and Mateus Fernandes made it difficult for the team to settle and the roundabout to implement its plans completely.

“Once the window was closed, everyone knew who was residing, allowing the team to focus and connect in Will ways. With this clarity and the quality of the team, they are in a good position for a successful season.”

Championship equipment at the end of this week

Saturday 3 pm unless it is stated

• Epsut Town against Sheffield United (Friday 8 pm) – Live on the sky
• Charlting Athletic Vs Millwall (Saturday 12:30 pm) – Live on the sky
• Oxford United v. Leicester City (Saturday 12:30 pm) – Live on the sky
• Preston North End opposite Middlesbrough (Saturday 12:30 pm) – He lives on heaven
• Coventry City Vs Norwich City
• Sheffield on Wednesday opposite the city of Bristol
• Stoke City against Birmingham
• Swansea City opposite the city of Hull
• Watford against Blackburn Rovers
• West bromwich albion vs derby county
• Wrexham Vs Queens Park Rangers
• Southampton vs. Portsmouth (Sunday 12 pm) – He lives on heaven