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Mansfield, Stevenage, and Oldham are other teams that had huge changes to their squads and are sitting near the bottom of the table.

Bradford City are more like Notts County than Mansfield are in my eyes, as Bradford were actually decent last season. Mansfield were shite last season so this season they would be more like Port Vale (if they survive this season) or Yeovil (if they do not) the season Notts County went down.

Bradford win

There used to be Muzzle but I don't know where he went. Probably the same way as OneDecentLester.

Didn't Merthyr Tydfil play in the Football League back in the days before WWII?

Also Graham Alexander, who was sacked by Salford a few weeks ago iirc.

If you are looking for non-league managers Dave Challinor from Hartlepool or Gary Johnson from Torquay are decent choices.

Might this season be the season Scunthrope go down?

Not if the alternative to relegation is getting wound up by HMRC next week.

It seems that it'll be two of us, Oldham, Scunthrope, Mansfield, and Bolton for the drop this season, with us and Scunthrope the most precarious of the five.

Manchester United already have a B team in this division, they're sitting fifth on the table.

Maybe we should just relegate Carlisle and Bolton, problems solved.

What happens if Grimsby are unable to fulfill any of their fixtures due to covid 19 by the time the season ends? Do they get kicked out of the EFL?

How does Masi already have a thousand posts on his account already?

We'll be down here next season, if we happen to survive our winding up order later this month.

Three points for Crawley this weekend.

It is possible for a League Two team to be unbeaten in all competitions in 2013-14, win three trophies and get into Europa League, and still be relegated into the Conference.

You won't be in a relegation battle imo. This season looks to me to be a repeat of 2015-16 with us, Oldham, and Bolton taking the roles of York, Dagenham, and Yeovil.

They will against us

On the other hand, if I remember correctly, Exeter were last a few years ago in October under Tisdale and still managed to make their way into the playoffs that same season without sacking the manager.