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Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic has called on his attacking players to have a greater impact on his struggling side.
The Pilgrims are seven points from safety at the bottom of the Championship ahead of the visit of Norwich City on Saturday.
“I think we have nine offensive players. They have to do better,” Muslic said.
While Muslic says leading goalscorers Ryan Hardie and Mustapha Bundu have “delivered” in
Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan has urged his side “not to get caught up in the noise” in Sunday’s Steel City derby against Sheffield United.
The veteran Scot, 35, has made 400 league appearances for the Owls and is winless in five matches against their city rivals.
Wednesday lost the reverse fixture 1-0 at Bramall Lane in November and have not beaten the Blades since February 2012.
“Both teams are
Atkinson said he was grateful to parent club Bristol City for letting him go out on loan and play football.
He played for the Robins’ under-21 side this winter as he built up his fitness and had been an unused substitute in 11 Championship matches before his loan move.
“We all agreed that it was something that needed to happen. The manager was great and I knew it was
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has called for “clarity” over the club’s takeover ahead of the January transfer window.
The Blades boss has taken his team to level on points with Leeds United and Sunderland at the top of the Championship table with a five-match unbeaten run and they take on struggling Oxford United at home on Tuesday.
Wilder wants to strengthen his squad, especially after losing influential midfielder Oliver
“What I wish for Manchester [United], it’s what I wish for me – [to be] the best team they can.
“I love that club… I’m not that kind of guy that forgot the past.”
In his six-year first spell at United, Ronaldo won three Premier League titles, the Champions League, two League Cups and an FA Cup – as well as the Fifa Club World Cup and Community Shield –
Birmingham City interim manager Gary Rowett has warned his players there is no room to “feel sorry” for themselves as they prepare for a huge clash in the Championship relegation fight against Huddersfield Town.
The Blues travel to the John Smith’s Stadium two points and a place above their hosts, but both are in the bottom three with two games to play.
Rowett’s side won 3-0 against Coventry City and
Plymouth Argyle head coach Ian Foster says calls from a section of club’s fans for him to be sacked are unfair after the 1-0 loss at home to Preston North End in the Championship.
The Pilgrims lost a fourth successive home game without scoring a goal.
Two of the defeats – to Preston