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Differences? Yes, but you can bridge gap

Graham Westley
EX-STEVENAGE, PRESTON, PETERBOROUGH AND NEWPORT MANAGER

IAM often asked about the differences between the divisions in the EFL.
It’s obvious really that the better players play higher and the lesser players play lower. So the speed, strength, endurance, mental strength, mental capacity, tactical and technical content of Championship football is better than in League Two. Managers have more analysts, coaching specialists, access to resources.
But the best way for me to answer the question is to talk more specifically about clubs in each division that I have be...

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