- Was this the day that Liverpool got serious?
- Why Arsenal and Liverpool will be left in the shade
- Why Arsenal fans have every right to feel aggrieved
- Has Newcastle United star played his last game?
- The £20m duo would provide the icing to Liverpool's well prepared cake
- The £15.6m bullet that Spurs need to bite
- Liverpool sit and wait for scan
- Everton boss sees reason's to be cheerful
- West Ham boss gives his full backing
- Chelsea boss' delight
Isaac Championship Podjockey's FFC
Following Cardiff and Barnsley's exploits the Championship clubs show the romance of the FA Cup is very much alive?
Posted by: Isaac Champions..., Wed 12th Mar 2008
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Championship
Championship PodJockey Isaac Chenery takes time out to admire the Semi-Final line-up in this year's FA Cup. But despite the achievements of the three Championship clubs that still remain in the last four; we wonder how much interest there will be in the denouement of this season's competition.
This weekend has thrown up some amazing games in the FA Cup and has revived the famous competition after it has seen harsh criticism in recent years; and what clubs have come to the rescue? Championship clubs, that's who.
Is the British climate responsible for the lack of technically gifted players in England?
Posted by: Isaac Champions..., Thu 14th Feb 2008
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England
Championship PodJockey Isaac Chenery asks whether the British climate is to blame for the lack of technically gifted players that this country produces, and poses possible solutions to this continuing British problem.
There have been claims that English players lack the technique of their European counterparts so this week I ask, has the time come for English teams to set up their academies in warmer climates? This week on the Championship FanCast we interviewed Bristol City legend Brian Tinnion who currently runs football academies in Spain on the Costa Del Sol, and he has noticed the difference between the ways that youngsters are developed.
Are Sheffield Wednesday too strong to be relegated from the Championship?
Posted by: Isaac Champions..., Wed 23rd Jan 2008
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Championship
Championship Pod Jockey Isaac Chenery looks at the one of the most open Championship leagues in years and fears for Sheffield Wednesday current plight and asks the question; are Wednesday too strong to go down?
This seasons Championship is the closest it has been for years, the promotion issues are all still up in the air and promotion is there is for anyone to take and relegation is still playing on the minds of many fans this season and a run of bad results can see a team dragged into the dogfight.
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Championship
Championship PodJockey Isaac Chenery looks at the spiralling wage 
bills and fears that the Championship could be in danger of meltdown.
While outside the Hawthorns at the weekend, I managed to grab a word with Ipswich Town chairman David Sheepshanks and was staggered to learn that the Tractor Boys are in the top ten for wage bills.
In the post Premiership days the club has struggled with their finances and had a brief spell in administration, and rumours that the club were paying off former players contracts and still some players on the premiership wages, but five years after the relegation from the top flight Ipswich still remain in the top ten. But just how high is the wage bill? David Sheepshanks said that Watford and West Brom have double the wage bill of that of the Suffolk’s club. Is the Championship heading for trouble?