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FourFourTwo magazine have published their annual rundown of the best players in England outside the Premier League

A long Championship season is nearing a conclusion as clubs return from the international break hoping to make a late run up the table.

Ronnie Rosenthal became English football's most expensive overseas player when Liverpool paid Standard Liege £1.1m in the summer of 1990 following a whirlwind loan spell which breathed new life into the Reds' title challenge and the popular Israeli enjoyed a brief but eventful spell at Anfield

The Libertines frontman rates QPR stadium for a sneaky date, wants his ashes scattered on Shoot-up Hill and still loves Camden

The Poland international has become one of the deadliest strikers in world football over the last decade, but had things turned out differently he could have been turning out at Ewood Park

The pair replace injured Mark Travers and Darragh Lenihan ahead of the games with Belgium and Lithuania

Warburton left suddenly amid claims that he has resigned his post alongside David Weir.

Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson is expected to be in the market for at least one central defender this summer

The Ireland boss believes the 42-year-old Birmingham man is the right fit to replace the highly regarded Chelsea coach Anthony Barry in the Ireland set-up