Next On The Chopping Block? - League One Preview

Let's start off with my game of the week, and There's some pretty big games this weekend.

I could have had Luton versus Bradford.

I could have had Blackpool-Plymouth.

You could have had Barnsley-Leicester after last week.

I've probably gone for the more obvious one.

I've gone for Sheffield Wednesday versus Stockport County.

Sheffield Wednesday are obviously currently top of League One and beaten in their last four League One matches.

They face the Stockport County side who, yes, lost 4-3 to Leicester.

but had a never-say-die attitude going 4-1 down and very nearly came back.

And if they look at their last five, they've gone loss-win, loss-win-loss.

So you'd fully expect them, if they want to continue that form, to go on to win.

If you look at Sheffield Wednesday's home form so far this season, it's a full house, a loss, a win and a draw.

So they haven't started amazingly at home.

And if we go to Stockport's away form, they've won two and lost one of their three away games so far this season, scoring seven goals, losing only to Luton 2-0 and smacking Wigan.

And also, to be fair, smacking Plymouth.

So they look a really good side away from Homebrew County.

On the show for Wednesday, they are the league's highest goal scorers, averaging 2.8 goals per match.

And they obviously have the highest average attendance in League One, near enough 32,000, which... is amazing for League One football.

Fair play to all the fans, obviously.

We've been through the ringer, I suppose, the past sort of even four years, really, last time when they were in League One, when under the previous owner.

And it is nice to see Ayrshire Club sort of regalvanise themselves and the fans have a team sort of to be proud of.

Again, they have started the season exceptionally well.

While they've not blistered, I don't think, personally...

Passed everyone other than the Bromley game where they were outstanding and scored seven.

All their other games have near enough been won by a single goal.

Let's start off with my game of the week, and There's some pretty big games this weekend.

I could have had Luton versus Bradford.

I could have had Blackpool-Plymouth.

You could have had Barnsley-Leicester after last week.

I've probably gone for the more obvious one.

I've gone for Sheffield Wednesday versus Stockport County.

Sheffield Wednesday are obviously currently top of League One and beaten in their last four League One matches.

They face the Stockport County side who, yes, lost 4-3 to Leicester.

but had a never-say-die attitude going 4-1 down and very nearly came back.

And if they look at their last five, they've gone loss-win, loss-win-loss.

So you'd fully expect them, if they want to continue that form, to go on to win.

If you look at Sheffield Wednesday's home form so far this season, it's a full house, a loss, a win and a draw.

So they haven't started amazingly at home.

And if we go to Stockport's away form, they've won two and lost one of their three away games so far this season, scoring seven goals, losing only to Luton 2-0 and smacking Wigan.

And also, to be fair, smacking Plymouth.

So they look a really good side away from Homebrew County.

On the show for Wednesday, they are the league's highest goal scorers, averaging 2.8 goals per match.

And they obviously have the highest average attendance in League One, near enough 32,000, which... is amazing for League One football.

Fair play to all the fans, obviously.

We've been through the ringer, I suppose, the past sort of even four years, really, last time when they were in League One, when under the previous owner.

And it is nice to see Ayrshire Club sort of regalvanise themselves and the fans have a team sort of to be proud of.

Again, they have started the season exceptionally well.

While they've not blistered, I don't think, personally...

Passed everyone other than the Bromley game where they were outstanding and scored seven.

All their other games have near enough been won by a single goal.