FL72 Review: Andy Hinchcliffe reflects on the Football League weekend

Stuart Gray deserves to be named Sheffield Wednesday boss

Shaun Derry has impressed since taking over at Notts County

ANDY SAYS: Notts County were bottom of League One and looked dead and buried when Shaun took over. You're never quite sure when a player steps into a managerial role how it's going to go but he's galvanised the team, got them believing and confidence is high. They've won four of the seven games he's been in charge for and they've really turned the corner under him. Wherever you are in the league, if you're low on confidence it's a major problem - but when you're rock bottom it's even harder. So Shaun going in there has shown his man management skills. The fans may have been pleased to have him back but it's about the job he does and he has applied himself very well, very quickly.

Scunthorpe remain unbeaten under Russell Wilcox

ANDY SAYS: Scunthorpe were doing well but to get striker Paul Hayes back at the club for a third time, what a signing. The couple of goals he scored on his third debut are absolutely fantastic - the first is an absolute peach into the top corner and the second is more of a poacher's goal. Scunthorpe are on an amazing run and with Hayes in the side now, fully fit and firing, they're looking good for promotion. Wilcox will want this run to continue as long as possible but with the form they're in and with their confidence high I don't see any reason why they're going to get beaten any time soon. Click here to watch video highlights from the Football League weekend.