Peter Beagrie blogs on Leicester, Stevenage and Kevin Keegan

Peter Beagrie is here every week on skysports.com answering YOUR Football League questions.

FANTASTIC FOXES
Leicester have had a great start to the season with only two losses. We are keeping up with the top two and Wes Morgan and Liam Moore are formidable at the back. Do you think we will be in the title race come the end of the season? Josh Swan BEAGS SAYS: Hi Josh. Leicester seem to be relishing the focus being placed on other teams and are quietly and efficiently going about their business. Brilliant home form has always been a plus but I feel the away form could be their Achilles heel this year, with defeats already to Charlton and Doncaster. Nigel Pearson will be determined to put that right, particularly with the next 11 games being a sterner test than the first 11 as they face six of the current top 10. I feel, though, that if the present squad stays relatively injury-free it has the quality to be involved in at least the play-off shake-up. I couldn't believe it when Liam Moore - a player I have rated for some time - was allowed to go out on loan to Brentford last season; Michael Keane was preferred at centre-half but after making a good initial impact, he seemed to visibly tire with regular league football and international fixtures taking their toll. Moore is back now, though, and the experienced Wes Morgan could be the ideal man to play alongside him. Theirs is a partnership that should only get better.

SLEEPING GIANTS
Hi Peter, Who do you think are the three biggest teams in the country not currently competing in the Premier League? Pete Davidson BEAGS SAYS: That is a tough question to answer as how do you measure the size of a club? Is it fanbase, tradition, past successes or even global appeal? Brighton top the attendance averages in the Championship but fall short on the other aforementioned factors, so, in my opinion, the biggest clubs outside the Premier League are Leeds, Nottingham Forest and Derby, who tick the history - both past and recent - and fanbase boxes.

PUSH THE TEMPO
Beags, My team Stevenage seem to be having a tough time finding a suitable style of play under Graham Westley. Do you think we can turn it around or do you think we'll be struggling for a while to come? Jordan BEAGS SAYS: Recent results against Brentford and Crewe have offered renewed hope, Jordan, but the players have to remain brave and have a positive mind-set as the next four fixtures against Crawley (h), Wolves (a), Rotherham (h), and Peterborough (a) are not for the faint hearted. It is impossible to have a good season thinking about damage limitation and surviving each match, you must offer a threat and in the Crewe game Stevenage certainly did - without compromising their solidity. Tranmere apart, the clubs below yours, Jordan, can and will add to their squads between now and the end of the season so Graham Westley must keep encouraging the Stevenage boys to play with a high-tempo and test opposition's defences in different ways. In Francois Zoko, Graham has a physical presence and lots of pace, and Filipe Morais off him should provide a bit of craft and creativity, while there are good options out wide and Luke Freeman will get more service when the confidence grows in the team/squad. League One is a tough division - as your next four games will prove - but best of luck for the rest of the season.

MR PERFECT
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