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They only have a very theoretical chance of making the playoffs, need to win both games and a huge goal difference swing and hope more results go their way, but the timing is still a bit strange.Stevenage lose their manager - with immediate effect which is less than ideal.
Rotherham reappoint Evans after Richardson exit
Rotherham United reappoint Stevenage boss Steve Evans as manager after sacking Leam Richardson.
Yeah, they've done much better this season than expected, but a manager leaving this close to the end of the season feels a little unnecessary.
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Huge for them, my second team. I live in between Ipswich and Norwich and Ipswich is one of only two away grounds I've seen Spurs play at (excluding Wembley). Never felt anything for Norwich but would love to see Ipswich back in the top division.
Aren't they in line for multiple sizable points deduction? They've been trying to weasel out of them for a year now. But now since they are up, they will be hit. Depending on the hit, they might already be relegated without kicking a ball. And with Everton in the gutter financially, they might already be relegated next year too if they go into administration. Could be looking at a battle between Luton/forest, Ipswich, & whoever else comes up battling out 1 relegation slot.
