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CAN STAR JARROD CLEAN UP?

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 August 2026

THE BIG TALKING POINTS AS A A NEW EFL SEASON BEGINS

LEADER: Jarrod Bowen will be determined to help West Ham bounce straight back to the Premier League
PICTURE: Alamy

WORLD Cup? What World Cup? The start of the EFL season means proper football is back - and with it a whole new set of subplots and storylines.
Can Jarrod Bowen help West Ham bounce straight back to the Premier League? Will Sheffield Wednesday and Leicester put recent troubles behind them to rise again in League One? Is Chris Davies doomed at Birmingham?
Here are six of the most burning questions as another EFL seaso...

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