Wednesday’s EFL acca tips and predictions: Ipswich and Watford goal-fest, West Brom clean sheet
We’re predicting chaos when Ipswich Town welcome Watford to Portman Road as featured in Wednesday night’s EFL acca.
In the 1932/33 season, Stoke secured promotion back to the top flight by winning the Second Division title.
In January 1976, the roof was blown off the Butler Street Stand of Stoke City's home stadium and the repair bill of £250,000 put the club in a perilous position. Key players had to be sold in order to cover costs and Stoke City ended up relegated after the conclusion of the 1976/77 campaign.
Former Norwich, Preston and Sunderland manager Alex Neil took charge in late August 2022. He guided them to 16th place in the Championship in the 2022/23 season.
But his tenure was short-lived as Neil was sacked in early December 2023, with the club sitting 20th in the Championship.
The Potters were beaten 1-0 at home by fellow strugglers Sheffield Wednesday in Neil's last match, which was a fourth-straight defeat in a six-match winless run.
Just over a week later Steven Schumacher was named as the new manager after leaving Plymouth on a three-and-a-half year deal.
Peter Coates completed his takeover in 2006, ending an era of chairmanship from the Icelandic Gunnar Gislason.
Stoke posted a loss of £26.3m in the year up to March 2022.
We’re predicting chaos when Ipswich Town welcome Watford to Portman Road as featured in Wednesday night’s EFL acca.
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