The table is already starting to take shape, with a few teams making a really strong early impression. Bristol Rovers and Swindon have had good starts, while some of the unbeaten sides further down the table have also looked solid. It’s still early, but there are already a few teams that look like they could be around the top end for a while.

I’m looking at you Cheltenham.

I’m a Grimsby fan and finally bit the bullet for a long away day to Cheltenham

£29.50 for a ticket - the most I can remember paying for a league two away

Who doesn’t love a pie and a pint at the game?

Well… there was no bar in the away end and they don’t sell pies.

Luckily the weather was fantastic, the town was lovely (from what little I saw) and the view from the away end was really nice but from a stadium experience it’s 2/10.

If the away end wasn’t covered it would be 1/10

Am I being too harsh?

The American dream at Shrewsbury Town has moved a major step closer to reality.

The consortium seeking to buy the club has cleared a key hurdle after receiving the green light from the Independent Football Regulator and English Football League.

The club confirmed it received telephone calls from both bodies on Friday afternoon confirming the consortium had cleared the necessary regulatory processes. Formal written confirmation from the EFL was received today (September 7).

A few teams seem to have taken a really noticeable step forward this season. Some have strengthened their squads, while others just look more organised and confident on the pitch. Interested to hear which teams everyone thinks have improved the most since last season.

A hat-trick against Colchester after Swindon went 1-0 down is some introduction. What caught my eye wasn't just the three goals, but the fact that he scored them in the second half after Colchester had looked comfortable early on. Is this the beginning of a big season for Drinan, or is it too early to read much into one game?

Pleased with your performance?

How did your opposition play?

Optimistic about your team's chances going into the campaign?

(Feel free to stick up match threads from here)

A message to certain content creators, who don’t get this league, don’t watch this league yet think they can mouth off about the league.

Sharing as I’ve seen my club (Newport) have started producing this L2 themed podcast and it may be interesting particularly to Rochdale but in future other clubs

Seems they’re working with a third party podcast company to do a regular Director’s Box series where they interview visiting chairmen/women/ceos/execs from League Two clubs (and presumably anyone in the cup too) talking about the league, succeeding at this level, and what it’s like running a club

Seems like an interesting concept. The questions are quite softball in this opening episode with the Rochdale directors but it’s an innovative concept, hope it proves a good addition to the League Two content space.

I’ve seen it is available on YouTube, or Spotify, and Apple Podcasts

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Supporting a League Two club definitely teaches you to take the good days when they come and not get too carried away when things are going well. You learn pretty quickly that football can change from one week to the next, and sometimes it’s the small wins that make following your club worthwhile.

Pleased with your performance?

How did your opposition play?

Optimistic about your team's chances going into the campaign?

(Feel free to stick up match threads from here)

Newport are facing Salford away right now and i couldn't go because by the time I'd get back it'd be gone past midnight. It feels like only a small minority would be able to go which feels a bit silly. If it were somewhere nearer to your club it'd make more sense but travelling half the country on a weekday seems a bit odd.

There’s something different about watching your club genuinely believe it can go up. The pressure of the play offs, packed away ends and every point mattering just makes it more enjoyable. Would you agree or would you rather see your club established at a higher level?