Chris Coleman has stressed that he is determined to hold on to his dear life by vouching for his players, and said that he will block any attempt to lure them away from the club, of course unless you are ready to pay some absurd amount of money. He looked especially concerned with the transfer window season fast approaching. (Read on …)

Reading has finally come to the part with a much needed victory over arch-rivals Coventry and thereby revived its championship fortunes. The win is a significant one, both for the team and in the context of the championship, as it halted the unwavering march of the Midlands pair, Wolves and Birmingham, from being automatically promoted by virtue of their performance. It will also bring back interest to the championship as now more than before there is a lot at stake for the participating teams. (Read on …)

Chris Coleman, the Coventry manager, has at last managed to find his voice with his team cruising to a convincing 2-1 victory over embattled Charlton Athletic. The win is, however, no reason to for Coventry to celebrate as it continues to lurk just below the mid-table. Meanwhile, the situation is even more pathetic in the case of Charlton Athletic with the recent defeat ensuring that it continues to languish at the bottom. (Read on …)

Colin Calderwood, the Nottingham Forest manager, has taken the bull by the horns by saying that those who are gunning for his head should do well to brace themselves for a surprise. The outspoken manager insisted that despite lurking at the bottom three of the Championship table, his team is ready to take on the mantel of a champion and rise to the very top. He pointed out that for the first time he has a full strength team at his disposal, which was never the case earlier. (Read on …)