
Disappointment can fuel Yorkshire clubs in season where all should aim high

But this weekend is the first of a new campaign and most if not all will have high hopes of competing for promotion.
Wednesday finished last season wonderfully – in play-off form from December – but giving up a huge headstart meant success for them was avoiding relegation. Now with possibly the best manager in the division – and arguably the likes of Marcelo Bielsa, Chris Wilder and David Wagner showed that to be more useful in the Championship than the best players – Danny Rohl has been backed to kick on.

For the third successive summer, Styles’ future remains uncertain, with West Brom seeing a bid rejected for him last week and other clubs being currently interested.
Clarke, whose side lost out 2-1 to his hometown club, said: “Callum is having a lot of interest at the minute and a few clubs are coming in for him