On this week’s show, our panel of Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall discuss the change in the dugout at Sheffield United, with Chris Wilder returning to replace the axed Paul Heckingbottom, whose time at Bramall Lane, they say, should be remembered findly after getting the club back into the Premier League.

They also cast an eye in the direction of the Championship clash bettween Leeds United and Middlesbrough and what both managers can take from a game that saw Leeds emerge as 3-2 winners, keeping up the pressure on the top two, with Boro still hovering just outside the play-off places. 

There is also time to look at the battle to beat the drop, with managerless Rotherham United battling it out with Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield Town who, despite improved performances and results, can’t seem to pull themselves clear of trouble.

Lastly, the pair pick their respective player and team of the week.

On this week’s show, host Mark Singleton is joined by The YP’s Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall, who start off by assessing the below-par performance by Sheffield United against Bournemouth and how the players owe manager Paul Heckingbottom better performances in the coming weeks if they are to avoid an instant return to the Championship.

In the Championship, have Huddersfield Town turned a corner after a hard-earned point against Southampton and a 2-1 win at Sunderland? 

Elsewhere, Leeds United maintained their push for promotion, while Hull City moved into the top six for the first time this season with an impressive 4-1 demolition of of Rotherham United.

And what about Sam Cosgrove’s bizarre winning goal for Barnsley in stoppage time at home to Wycombe Wanderers? 

Finally, we get to hear who is regarded as ‘Team of the Week’ and ‘Player of the Week’.

On this week’s show, The YP’s football writing team of Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall join host Mark Singleton to discuss the size of the task in front of new Bradford City manager Graham Alexander, as he looks to end a losing run in League Two, one extended to four games with last weekend’s defeat at Notts County.

They also cast their eye over Harrogate Town, who lie just six points off the play-off spots, before turning the spotlight on Barnsley, who have been kicked out of the FA Cup for fielding an ineligible player in their tie with non-league Horsham.

England came in for criticism for their performances against Malta and North Macedonia, but still qualify as one of the top-seeded teams for Euro 2024.

On this week’s show, host Mark Singleton is joined by YP football writer Leon Wobschall to discuss a variety of topics in Yorkshire football, starting with Sheffield United inching their way off the foot of the Premier League table after a 1-1 draw at Brighton. 

Rotherham United’s decision to fire manager Matt Taylor after the team’s 5-0 loss at Watford comes under the spotlight, as does the task of who is most likely to replace him in the Millers dugout.

How does Danny Rohl turn around the Sheffield Wednesday’s fortunes after a heavy 4-0 home defeat to Millwall, with former Owls’ boss Darren Moore also facing a tough job at new club Huddersfield Town after a 1-0 defeat at Yorkshire rivals Hull City, who continue to prosper under the highly-rated Liam Rosenior.

In League One, Barnsley also come under discussion as their good start to the season under Neill Collins continued when they avoided an FAS Cup upset in their first round replay at Horsham.

Also, Leon picks out his player of the week.

On this week’s show, The YP’s football writing team of Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall start by celebrating a first Premier League win of the season for Sheffield United before moving on to the ‘statement victory’ for Leeds United in beating the Championship’s runaway leaders, Leicester City. 

They also consider how Rotherham United can improve their league position in the Championship, as some of their performances suggest should be the case, as well as the appointment of Graham Alexander by Bradford City as their new manager. The FA Cup first round and the subsequent second round draw are also mulled over. 

Plus, our panel also reveal their choices for Team of the Week and Player of the Week – see if you agree.

On this week’s show, Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton after his recent death, reflecting on his career and life and the wonderful legacy he leaves behind, both on and off the pitch.

Elsewhere, our team assess the promise shown at Hull City under Liam Rosenior, the issues that Darren Moore needs to tackle at a stop-start Huddersfield Town and the positive start made to the season by Barnsley under Neill Collins,just a few months after their play-off final heartache against Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley. 

And, in a new addition, Stuart and Leon pick out their team of the week and their star player of the week – see if you agree with their choices ...

On this week’s show, YP football writing duo Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall assess England’s latest international break, one which saw them qualify for Euro 2024 with an international break.

They also discuss the confirmed appointment of Danny Rohl as the successor to the axed Xisco Munoz at Sheffield Wednesday and whether he will succeed in turning the Owls’ poor Championship season around.

And in League Two, they discuss the turnaround in form of Bradford City under caretaker boss Kevin McDonald, while the steady improvement for Doncaster Rovers continues to take shape under Grant McCann.

The YP’s football writers, Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall, join host Mark Singleton to discuss the latest topics surrounding Yorkshire football, starting with the top priority for Sheffield United in the next few weeks as they continue their search for a first Premier League win of the season.

Leeds United head into the international break on a high and tipped as a favourite for promotion, while Sheffield Wednesday are copying their Steel City rivals in finding a winning formula impossible – giving incoming boss Danny Rohl a huge job of turning a terrible season around.

Huddersfield Town and Rotherham United’s recent form is also a topic for discussion.

WITH this week’s managerial departures at Sheffield Wednesday and Bradford City, the FootballTalk team have recorded an extra podcast to cover the events.

Could the ‘Red Adair’ of football Neil Warnock – a lifelong Blades fan and former manager of Wednesday’s fierce Steel City rivals – be about to take over at the Owls – and how would that go down with the fans? Who will succeed Hughes at the Bantams and is there enough time to turn the team around from an 18th-placed straggler in League Two and back into a play-off contender?

Darren Moore has already experienced the good and the bad from his Huddersfield Town side, ahead of this weekend’s return to former club Sheffield Wednesday, from where he surprisingly departed in the summer after steering them to promotion from League One via the playoffs.

The Yorkshire Post’s Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall also discuss the promise being shown by League One Barnsley and Grant McCann’s Doncaster Rovers in League Two.