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According to Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl, the current campaign will demand significantly higher standards.
“I think it could be 50 this season,” said the German. “Maybe some years ago it was 45 but when I see the race at the moment that could not be enough.”
For Rohl and his men, the prospect of attaining 50 points was once a pipe dream, as was any prospect of a genuine relegation scrap.
Along with QPR, the Owls had spent the entire season hopelessly adrift in the bottom three, yet the pair’s recent revival has proved the catalyst for a sprawling relegation tussle that until recently involved half the Championship.
Even now, nine sides could realistically go down – with eight of them separated by just five points. As for the other one… well, let’s start there as we assess the runners and riders in the tightest field for years…
DEAD AND BURIED
Only one name here. Rotherham started badly, got worse and are now plumbing similar depths to the historically awful 2016-17 campaign.
Back then, the Millers finished with just 23 points and shipped 98 goals – both Championship-era records that could yet be eclipsed by Leam Richardson’s side.
In fairness, the 44-year-old never stood a chance. By the time he arrived in December, the squad was a mess, left both under-manned and under-equipped by predecessor Matt Taylor’s misguided attempts to build a budget Barcelona.
Having ended a six-year cycle of promotion and relegation by staying up last season, Rotherham are now right back to square one and whilst last week’s 0-0 draw with ten-man Huddersfield ended a run of nine straight defeats, nobody can see where a win is coming from.
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DION'S DOUBLE PUTS WANDERERS ON TOP
DION Charles helped give Bolton âa deserved leadâ, according to manager Ian Evatt, as he scored twice in Wanderersâ victory at Barnsley.
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ICTURE: Alumy Moore secures U's a slender lead
OXFORD United drew first blood in their play-off semi-final by taking a narrow advantage to London Road for the second leg on Wednesday.
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GILLS IN HUNT FOR GAFFER AS CLEM DEPARTS
GILLINGHAM intend to appoint a new manager âas quickly as possibleâ after calling time on Stephen Clemenceâs short reign.
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OUR years after Hudderssteering field to Championship safety, Danny Cowley is celebrating another great escape at Colchester.
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TASTY LATTE LATH BAGS TOP PRIZE
MIDDLESBROUGH striker Emmanuel Latte Lath has put the seal on an impressive end to the season by being named the Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month.
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FIVE-STAR MILLERS BOW OUT ON A HIGH
ROTHERHAM United boss Steve Evans says he is hopeful for the future after his side signed off from the Championship with a shock win against Cardiff City.
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NEIL Harris insists he will not be swayed on committing to being at Millwall beyond next season after masterminding the Lionsâ successful fight to stay in the Championship.
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Rohl's joy at Owls' great escapeâŠ..
DANNY Rohl was as proud as punch at his Sheffield Wednesday sideâs achievement after victory over Sunderland confirmed the clubâs survival.
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MICHAEL Carrick believes Middlesbrough striker Emmanuel Latte Lath can carry his fine goalscoring form into next season.