The Football League Paper - September 29,2013

SKY BLUES' GREAT GUS BAGS AWARD

MIDFIELDER Gustavo Hamer says he is 'buzzing' to have been named the Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month.

FINGERS CROSSED, COBBLERS CAN GET OVER LINE

ANOTHER of my former clubs, Northampton Town, are definitely putting their fans through the proverbial wringer.

Title would put icing on the Argyle cake

LAST week I was fortunate enough to witness my old club Plymouth Argyle beat Burton to achieve promotion to the Championship. It was a perfect day really - a pasty, a pint and a promotion!

GLENN & GILLS AIMING HIGH

VETERAN goalkeeper Glenn Morris is hoping that Gillingham’s stunning revival in the second half of this season can be the springboard for a promotion push next term.

PILGRIMS AND BLUES' GLORY

WHAT a season been in it's League One! As we head into today's final round of regular season games, Plymouth and Ipswich could both notch a century of points.

KOMPANY & CLARETS WERE JUST TOO TASTY

IT’S been an unforgettable season for many, especially those of a Burnley persuasion. Vincent Kompany and his Clarets stormed to the Championship title in superb style, while Paul Heckingbottom’s Sheffield United – who also reached the FA Cup semi-finals – went up along with them. For others, such as Watford, Norwich, Blackpool and Wigan, it hasn’t been so memorable. Here are some of the key moments along the way…

MORRIS DEPARTS AS THE ROBINS REVAMP

SWINDON Town believe a ‘fresh approach’ is necessary as they look towards another season in the EFL basement.

'GIVE MY BREWERS THE PRAISE FOR REVIVAL'

BURTON Albion will spend another season in League One after staving off a relegation that once looked inevitable. But their manager Dino Maamria isn’t happy.

DAVE KEEPS FOCUS ON HIS HATTERS

STOCKPORT boss Dave Challinor will hope to get the better of former club Hartlepool as he looks to snatch automatic promotion.

CLOUGH RALLY CRY AS STAGS EYE PLAY-OFFS

NIGEL Clough insists his Mansfi eld side will give everything against Colchester as their League Two play-off chase goes down to the wire.