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Jon Brady joins Gab Sutton to discuss his managerial career, what he's learnt in the past 10 or so years in professional football, why he left Northampton Town and what he has in the pipeline next.
John Eustace is set to replace the sacked Paul Warne after Derby County triggered his release clause at Blackburn Rovers. Eustace is reportedly keen on the idea, despite his Rovers side flying high in the Championship and Derby County sitting in 22nd.
Conor McGilligan steps in as host this week as Simon Lillibury is on holiday and is joined by resident EFL expert Gab Sutton and Sheffield United aficionado Oli Mann to dissect the past week in the Championship including Sheffield United's win over Portsmouth, Swansea's vital win away at Bristol City and Watford's 2-2 draw at Sunderland.
The trio also highlights Leeds United's FA Cup defeat to Millwall and Plymouth's historic 1-0 win over Liverpool on Sunday.
Leeds United sit top of the Championship table after putting seven past a sorry Cardiff City heading into the FA Cup fourth round this weekend.
Gab Sutton, Steven Allen and Justin Peach chew the fat on Derby County's continued dismal run of form, leaving The Rams staring relegation in the face, and they discuss whether it's time they replace manager Paul Warne to try and save their season.
With it being an FA Cup weekend, the panel took a look at some of the key fixtures, including all the big televised games, with Manchester United vs Leicester taking place on Friday night on ITV, followed by Manchester City's trip to Leyton Orient in Saturday's early kick-off live on BBC One.
Coventry vs Ipswich Town is a game not on TV, but represents a clash that could take place next season in either the Premier League or Championship, or see both teams swapping places given Frank Lampard's golden touch since taking the reins at the CBS Arena.
Middlesbrough are on the hunt for a place in next season's Premier League. They sit level on points with West Brom and Michael Carrick is looking to take his side up via the play-offs. Could the former Manchester United midfielder steer Boro back to where their fans believe they belong?
Meanwhile, on the subject of former Manchester United midfielders, Tom Cleverley is coming under increasing pressure at Watford FC, with rumours of a change in the dugout growing louder. Johnny from BoroBreakdown joins Simon and Gab Sutton this week to review the Championship's latest news and results, including a look at what happened between Plymouth Argyle and Morgan Whittaker before the player moved to the Riverside at the end of last week.
Leeds United continued their charge to the Premier League with a 3-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday and One Leeds Fan Channel creator Conor McGilligan joins Simon and Gab Sutton in the studio to review their season so far and whether they have what it takes to finish the season in pole position.
The Championship returns after a weekend of FA Cup action across the country. The transfer window is open and already we're seeing Plymouth Argyle's Morgan Whittaker linked with a move to promotion-chasing Burnley, as well as suggestions Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield could take the reins at managerless Luton Town.
Championship review: Burnley beat East Lancashire rivals Blackburn Rovers 1-0 on Saturday's early kick-off to pile pressure on Leeds at the top of the table, who faltered away at Hull City, scoring but also conceding three goals in a must-win game.
As the Championship door closes for 2024, we look back at the high points of the past 12 months in the EFL's most competitive division, as well as some of the moments we may want to forget...
As the Championship hits its midway point, we take a deep dive into how the league is looking, who is overachieving, who is underachieving, whether our start-of-season predictions are holding ground or whether they've been proven categorically wrong.
It’s a very special episode this week on the Sportsman Untitled as we’re joined by ex-Cardiff, Birmingham, Norwich, Stoke, Palace, Derby, Luton…you get the picture, he’s been about a bit, it’s Cameron Jerome!
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