Check out how your club will fare this season via our exhaustive guide to League Two.
ACCRINGTON
Manager: John Coleman. Stanley have been on the rise ever since Coleman took charge in 1999, winning three promotions to come back into the Football League in 2006. They have enjoyed a better league finish each and every season under the 47-year-old boss, who has relied on his vast knowledge at that level having been a much-travelled non-league striker.
Key man: Phil Edwards. The commanding centre-back joined Accy
initially on loan in 2005 and provides a massive presence at the back. An ever-present last season, the 24-year-old also weighed in with eight goals and is one of Stanley's most consistent players.
Position last season: 15th
Players in: Andy Parkinson (Gateshead, free), Ray Putterill (unattached), Craig Lindfield (Macclesfield, free), Michael Hall (Blackburn , free)
Players out: Bobby Grant (Scunthorpe, 260,000), Michael Symes (Bournemouth, free), Darran Kempson (Grimsby, free)
Chances: Stanley have been forced to let go last season's 37-goal strike-force of Grant and Symes and Coleman's bid to boost the squad was hindered by a transfer embargo for part of the summer. Even the arrival of ex-Tranmere winger Andy Parkinson may not be enough to stave off a relegation scrap.
Prediction: 22nd
Sky Bet odds: 66/1 to win League Two
ALDERSHOT
Manager: Kevin Dillon. After over a decade in various coaching roles at Reading, Dillon was given his first managers' job by Aldershot last November. And so far it has proved a sound appointment as the fiery 50-year-old steered the Shots to the play-offs and their best league finish since being reformed.
Key man: Jamie Vincent. Despite agreeing to sign a new deal at Walsall, the League One club agreed to release Vincent so that he could be nearer his family in Berkshire. The 35-year-old defender was Walsall's players' player of the year and has made over 400 league appearances for the likes of Bournemouth, Portsmouth and Swindon so brings some much-needed experience.
Position last season: 6th
Players in: Glenn Little (Sheff United, free), Jamie Vincent (Walsall, free), Luke Guttridge (Northampton, free), Manny Panther (Exeter, free), Darren Jones (Hereford, free), Jack Randall (Crystal Palace, free), Wade Small (Chesterfield, free), Jermaine McGlashan (free), Aaron Morris (Cardiff, free), Clayton Fortune (Weston-super-Mare, free)
Players out: Scott Donnelly (Swansea), Lewis Chalmers (Macclesfield, free), Andy Sandell (Wycombe, free), Mikhael Jaimez- Ruiz, John Grant, Dean Howell, Omer Riza (all released)
Chances: The Shots' 14-goal midfielder Scott Donnelly caught the eye during their surprise run to the play-offs and has left for the Championship. But Dillon has been busy to ensure he still has enough quality and experience to go for a repeat of last year's success.
Prediction: 9th
Sky Bet odds: 20/1 to win League Two
BARNET
Manager: Mark Stimson. The 42-year-old made his name in non-league in charge of Grays and Stevenage before being named Gillingham boss in November 2007. Stimson has a point to prove as despite winning the League Two play-offs in 2008/09, he was sacked after the Gills suffered relegation from League One on the final day of last season.
Key man: Jake Cole. Snapped up by the Bees following his release by QPR last summer, the 24-year-old goalkeeper was an
