The Anytime Notebook

Another bumper POD from John and Gavin. Buyers of 'time spent bemoaning losers' are in clover once more. Come for the EFL goalscorer analysis, stay for the Canada Top Scorer opinion.

Casually putting up 18/1 winners on preview shows is what we do best. Kyle Bartley keeping us ahead of the curve on Albion Set Piece strength. There's more reaction and prediction from John and Gavin on this week's POD as the Notebook goes Nostalgic.

An astonishing episode with both John's and Gavin's Notebook laid bare to look at who's in the stable for the next couple of weeks. We stumble upon LIVE value in the 2+ market, all we need now is for Caleb Taylor to start and score two. Enjoy

Enough with your fancy set-piece coaches, all Charlton needed was an extension cable and some ambition. A legend of League Two is given one more chance (we promise) this weekend while there's conspiracy theories and good-priced selections everywhere you look.

George Edmundsen (16/1) did the buisness for the Notebook last week while there's notable mentions for a sublime winner put up by one of our listeners. Four more selections as the team look to continue a good run of form.

A 16/1 notable from the blog in the week, makes ure you subscribe on the website, meanwhile John and Gavin are back with 18/1, 33/1, 16/1 and 20/1 shots to mark your weekend EFL card.

John on holiday so we're joined by the UK's favourite EFL connoisseur to talk Bolton wing-backs, midweek winners and the four best Anytime bets from a full slate in the Endsleigh.

Faced with an International Weekend coupon devoid of inspiration our intrepid value hunters rely on their pure betting instinct to uncover Anytime Goalscorers worthy of a place in the Notebook.

Welcome to this week's Podcast. Ben Wilmot rattled off a winner at 18/1 in midweek. Saturday is new punting day though. We go again

Onto the midweek football action, the best kind of football action in everyone's opinion. This week's Notebook is a cracker.

John and Gavin reflect on a week that saw Paul Huntingdon and Rod McDonald score real-life goals in League Two without a penny on while they were too busy celebrating a 20-year old Morecambe midfielder called Jensen scoring in League One. Modern football is indeed rubbish.

It's a bumper week of EFL action to get stuck into so we did just that. Enjoy.