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Mick McCarthy faces a struggle to overcome Ipswich, Sheffield United at the bit and it's time for Lee Clark to start making money on Birmingham City

1. Ipswich can take their season?

Ipswich 1-0 win at Saint-André on Saturday was very encouraging, but the direction changes often players to clean negativity and produce short-term success, regardless of the relevance of new director of the paper. The positive environment Mick McCarthy is in his dressing room this week could evaporate as quickly as it appeared, and with even lower Championship Ipswich Town, a prolonged honeymoon seems very unlikely. The match against Crystal Palace - was fueled by the arrival of the charismatic Ian Holloway - will test much more difficult than the poor city of Birmingham, and to show how we are able to climb the ladder of Ipswich safety

McCarthy admitted that, despite the rich history of Ipswich, "What we do not at this time is a particularly good team." If the city wants to avoid relegation this season, you need a boost in the initial form. If they can not establish a chain of decent results in these early games, you'll probably lose.

When McCarthy became manager of Sunderland in March 2003, taking over from Howard Wilkinson team was unable to inspire and fell helplessly into the championship with his manager - famous for his man management skills and discipline - who can not raise a set of unhappy players out of trouble.

If DJ Campbell on loan from QPR and free transfer Nigel Reo-Coker Ipswich can come out of their torpor, survival is possible. However, these initial results are essential, and tell us if possible leak.

2. Sheffield United could exceed Tranmere

Ronnie Moore was a fairytale (second) first as director of Tranmere Rovers, converting one side distinctly average League One title formidable rivals most of the night. However, signs of fatigue may have crept into his game, with Rovers only one collection point in the last nine available and hesitant start to sprint season. Defeat Sheffield United, however, have been quietly moving up the table and now hover menacingly Rovers on top of the table. In the back of three consecutive wins, United have the chance to succeed when they take on Swindon, Tranmere with no plans to play until Wednesday, when they travel to Hartlepool.

4. The best, in the worst case

The game at Ricoh brings together two teams with contrasting fortunes wildly, flying or diving in the big leagues for happiness and despair of their respective fans. Only 11 years ago, there were six divisions Coventry City before Tuesday night opponents Crawley Town. Now sit 18 places below them in the demise of the League One Sky Blues "desperate looks set to continue unless drastic changes are made in the cash-strapped club. Back-to-back decline is a serious possibility.

Crawley, on the other hand, are two points of the top of the table, looking for a third successive incredible promotion. Everyone expects the bubble to burst, but his great form is unlikely to end Coventry.

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