Wednesday 11 November 2015 17:00, UK
Neil Warnock, Paul Cook, Lee Johnson and Danny Batth are on this week's FL72 Podcast.
The Football League season is the biggest one yet on Sky Sports and we're bringing you live blogs, video highlights, pundit views and the best reaction throughout the season - plus our weekly podcast.
Each week, we're serving up a mix of interviews, previews, features and betting advice from Sky Bet ahead of your Football League weekend.
Here's what's on this week's show:
- New QPR manager Neil Warnock tells us about being back in charge of QPR; could he be persuaded to take the job permanently and if not, who should take the reins? The Rs are 14 points off the top two in the Championship - is promotion specialist Warnock still positive?
- Barnsley manager Lee Johnson reflects on a morale-boosting win over York in the JP Trophy so is he confident his side can now end a seven-match losing streak in League One? We'll also ask the Tykes boss whether he seeks advice from his dad, Gary, in testing times...
- With the League Two promotion race looking like it will be an extremely tight one this season, Portsmouth's Paul Cook previews the Sky Live fixture v AFC Wimbledon. Pompey have won only two in eight at home; why are they struggling at Fratton Park?
- Sky Sports pundit Andy Hinchcliffe reflects on the amount of sackings in the Championship so far, eight managers have lost their jobs already this term. We'll get his thoughts on Gary Bowyer and Kit Symons being the most recent casualties. A head coach is the fashionable term in football, is the traditional manager a dying trade?
- Wolves defender Danny Batth takes on our "10 to Tackle". He reveals his most intelligent team-mate, the best player he's ever played with and the best thing about playing for Wolves.
Keep an eye out for this week's FL72 Podcast on Thursday - you can download it from skysports.com/podcasts and subscribe to each edition via iTunes.
