Football League Talking Points From This Weekend

Here are five talking points from this weekend's Football League.

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This Weekend's Football League Talking Points

As we start a new week, here is a look back at the talking points this weekend from the Championship, League One and League Two.

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Football League Talking Points From This Weekend

Trotters finally out of the tracks

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This Weekend's Football League Talking Points

It's that time again - here are the talking points from this weekend's Football League.

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Can Lower League Players Cut It In The Premier League? The Argument Broken Down

With the number of British based players playing in the Premier League now reaching an all-time low, coupled with the vast proportion of signings by top flight sides coming from outside of the UK – it has to be questioned - why do so few times take a gamble on players from the lower leagues?

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This Weekend's Football League Talking Points

We take a look back at the standout moments of the Football League this weekend.

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This Weekend's Football League Talking Points

Rain curtails Charlton misery

Tipped by many to be potential Championship dark horses, the early stages of the season has seen Charlton look more like relegation material than promotion chasers. Having picked up just a single point from their opening three fixtures, none of which could be viewed at the tougher end of the difficulty scale – they then found themselves three goals down to newly promoted Doncaster inside 23 minutes.

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Football League Talking Points This Weekend

Watford wake up hangover free

Often the side who is the unlucky party in the play-off final suffer somewhat of a slump at the start of the new season. So given Watford were not only the beaten at Wembley but were also narrowly piped to the second automatic promotion spot in dramatic fashion by Hull – you would not have forgiven them for feeling sorry for themselves.

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A look At Yeovil Town's Ascent

Yeovil may have sprung a surprise on Millwall on the first game of the season, but will they be able to do it often enough to keep themselves in the Championship?

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The Football League - Weekend Talking Points

Barnsley early woes continue as Wigan lay down the marker

Having been one of the form teams following the appointment of David Flitcroft in late December, there were hopes around Oakwell that serial escape artists Barnsley might just play things a little safer this term.

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Portsmouth's rebuilding begins now

This week has been a busy one for the doors of Portsmouth’s Fratton Park. The new owners have instigated the rebuilding process almost immediately by welcoming a whole host of new faces.

With creditors still owed money, Portsmouth are still without a transfer budget for the foreseeable future, which

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1998 shows better times might be ahead for your club

If anyone has reached the end of the season wondering when the year after year of pain and suffering will ever end for their club, it might be worth giving the final league table of the 1997-98 Division three season a view for evidence that there might just be one day at the end of the tunnel.

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Player to watch: Liam Walker

League One isn't watched by many, and therefore a lot of talent goes unnoticed. However, Portsmouth midfielder Liam Walker is one that shouldn't.

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Should Arsenal get rid of Wenger?

Arsenal's relatively promising start to 2013 in the Premier League appears to have papered over the cracks. In a week that has seen the Gunners exit the FA Cup and more than likely the Champions League, the pressure on Arsene Wenger to end his 17 year old reign in North London is stronger than ever.

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Paolo putting his money where his mouth is

Paolo di Canio, Swindon Town’s eccentric Italian manager, has recently spoken to the BBC about many issues in what appears to be a new column of his. 

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