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DANIEL, CHRIS AND GRAHAM LEAD WAY

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The Football League Paper Team
9 March 2025

By John Lyons

WINNER: Daniel Farke and, Insets, Chris Davies, far left, and Graham Alexander

DANIEL Farke, Chris Davies and Graham Alexander are celebrating winning the Sky Bet EFL Manager of the Month awards for February.
Former Norwich boss Farke led Leeds to five straight victories with an 18-2goals differential.
There was a 7-0hammering of Cardiff and vital late comeback wins against promotion rivals Sunderland and Sheffield United.
“We were delighted to win all five of our matches in February, which was a great collective achievement,” said the 48-year-old Germ...

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