Adam Virgo

IT’S no surprise at all to see Macaulay Langstaff ’s name near the top of the League Two scoring charts. I knew the Notts County striker would smash the National League last season, when he scored 42 times to pip Wrexham’s Paul Mullin to the golden boot. I knew he’d score plenty in League Two. And I’m convinced that, given the chance, he’d score goals in the Championship. I’ve said before that the 26-year-old is the closest player I’ve seen to Andre Gray, who made his name when Luton won promotion to the EFL under...