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What’s in The Football League Paper: 15/12/23

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It’s derby day! We’ll have coverage of all Saturday’s games, including the big Ipswich v Norwich showdown, in The Football League Paper this Sunday.

Among our interviews from the Championship, Wigan boss Leam Richardson on his massive new challenge at strugglers Rotherham and Preston keeper Freddie Woodman discusses the changing the mood at Deepdale.

Our resident expert Chris Dunlavy gives us his take on the recent managerial departures at Sunderland and Stoke, and we put Leeds winger Dan James under the spotlight in our weekly Player Profile.

We look at the latest winners of the coveted Goal of the Month prize, including ‘cheeky’ Jaden Philogene.

And as Conor Masterson bids to start climbing back up the EFL ladder with League Two Gillingham, from the same division Forest Green midfielder Teddy Jenks looks ahead to their delayed second round FA Cup tie at Blackpool.

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