Predicting the 2026/27 League One Table!

Graham has got Sheffield Wednesday to be League One champions, promoted automatically Luton Town.

Playoff places, third Plymouth Argyle, fourth Leicester City, fifth Huddersfield Town and in sixth Wickham Wanderers.

MK Dons will do best of the promoted League Two teams.

Graham's got them in seventh.

He has got last season's surprise package Bradford City down in ninth.

He has got Stevenage, who picked Argyle and Luton to the playoff stand in 14th.

Oxford look like they're going to struggle in 15th.

And the four relegated sides from Graham's 1-24s are Barnsley, Cambridge, Wimbledon and Burton Albion, finishing 24th.

Over to you, Graham Clark, to explain your rationale.

I think the bottom four would be probably very similar to many others.

So I'm not going to devote too much time.

Burton seemed to have gone for a Burton.

I mean, they do seem a club in trouble.

AFC Wimbledon just stayed up.

great club loving to survive but i'm not sure cambridge and barnsley um i think barnsley have their playing budget seemed to club in sort of crisis so they would be at the bottom i think brumley are just going to be good enough to escape um the playoff place is our goal leicester i think won't do as well as they think they will it takes time to adjust to um league one football as many championship size that got relegated have but they have got money and if they're prepared to spend over three million on a national league player then they might better by the way into the promotion places huddersfield have spent a fortune sooner or later the quality of players are going to show wickham wonders it's right up your street joe your favorite mickey duff They've spent some money, I think, despite their keeper acquisitions, which don't seem to have started off too well.

We'll be there or thereabouts.

Argyle, I just sense, are just going to miss out.

And Luton, got quality, still got some good players.

And Sheffield Wednesday, I think they'll start off a bit iffy, but...

That Hillsborough Stadium is one hell of a fortress when it's all going one way.

And I think they've got, with Barry Bannon going back, I just think they're going to be there or thereabouts.

I think it's going to be really close.

I mean, it's going to be another sort of one-on-one season where the top three or four are going to be vying all the way up.

And we just might miss out.

Does anybody want to challenge Graham on any of his selections?

Graham has got Sheffield Wednesday to be League One champions, promoted automatically Luton Town.

Playoff places, third Plymouth Argyle, fourth Leicester City, fifth Huddersfield Town and in sixth Wickham Wanderers.

MK Dons will do best of the promoted League Two teams.

Graham's got them in seventh.

He has got last season's surprise package Bradford City down in ninth.

He has got Stevenage, who picked Argyle and Luton to the playoff stand in 14th.

Oxford look like they're going to struggle in 15th.

And the four relegated sides from Graham's 1-24s are Barnsley, Cambridge, Wimbledon and Burton Albion, finishing 24th.

Over to you, Graham Clark, to explain your rationale.

I think the bottom four would be probably very similar to many others.

So I'm not going to devote too much time.

Burton seemed to have gone for a Burton.

I mean, they do seem a club in trouble.

AFC Wimbledon just stayed up.

great club loving to survive but i'm not sure cambridge and barnsley um i think barnsley have their playing budget seemed to club in sort of crisis so they would be at the bottom i think brumley are just going to be good enough to escape um the playoff place is our goal leicester i think won't do as well as they think they will it takes time to adjust to um league one football as many championship size that got relegated have but they have got money and if they're prepared to spend over three million on a national league player then they might better by the way into the promotion places huddersfield have spent a fortune sooner or later the quality of players are going to show wickham wonders it's right up your street joe your favorite mickey duff They've spent some money, I think, despite their keeper acquisitions, which don't seem to have started off too well.

We'll be there or thereabouts.

Argyle, I just sense, are just going to miss out.

And Luton, got quality, still got some good players.

And Sheffield Wednesday, I think they'll start off a bit iffy, but...

That Hillsborough Stadium is one hell of a fortress when it's all going one way.

And I think they've got, with Barry Bannon going back, I just think they're going to be there or thereabouts.

I think it's going to be really close.

I mean, it's going to be another sort of one-on-one season where the top three or four are going to be vying all the way up.

And we just might miss out.

Does anybody want to challenge Graham on any of his selections?