Let's see out 2025 in the same way as we welcomed it in, by picking out the value losers on the EFL Goalscorer Coupon to the sound of Crosswits.

Happy New Year when we get there, lots of love, Gavin and John.

We're back to moan about antepost positions and Sondre Langas prices. A joyous return for the bookmaker's friends John and Gavin as they run the rule over the runners and riders in the EFL.

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The Second Round of the FA Cup gets the Notebook treatment, and by treatment we mean a few throwaway bets that won't fit in a spreadsheet unless they win. There's Championship action as well, games at Charlton and Southampton come under scrutiny PLUS the OTB Bet of the Week.

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If you wanted a 6 minute ramble about why Rotherham vs Wycombe is the sneaky best game in League One then you've come to the right place. We talk EFL goalscorers, EFL stickers and EFL podcasts.

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John's list of doubles for the EFL Sticker Book

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Classic Notebook as John and Gavin look at one of the best EFL coupons of the season and get stuck straight in.

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Handful of fixtures in League One, a League Two card destined to be decimated by the weather. Let's Get At It.

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No expense spared for our new feature, the Anytime Notebook Out The Box Bet of the Week. It will follow in the footsteps of other extraordinary features, who can forget 'The Due Index' or how about John's 'Bio Rhythms System Pick of the Week'. Don't worry there's still the usual trawl through the EFL coupon looking for goalscorers who need to score to win bets.

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Welcome to the Anytime Notebook. A weekly stumble through the greatest puzzle to solve in football, anytime goalscorers. Sadly no John this week, he hates the romance of the FA Cup so much he couldn’t bring himself to fire up MS notepad, fear not though, a few selections this week with the JB seal of approval.

We needed a guest, not just anyone, when I think back to prime Twitter judges from the last decade, I think Mark Stinchcombe.

Mark knows a good price when he see one and lends his eye to some goalscorers across The Championship slate and FA Cup. For more on Mark and his excellent services, visit https://dubclub.win/markstinchcombe/

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