Questions arise about Russell Martin as Leicester City suffers a disheartening 4-0 defeat to Oxford United at the King Power Stadium. The Foxes, relegated last season, aim for a swift return to the Championship but face mounting pressure.

Aaron McLean comments on Martin's challenges:

• The club has seen a constant decline over the past few seasons.
• A significant turnover of players complicates the situation.
• Changing the environment and mindset of the players is crucial.
• The pressure in League One is immense for a club of Leicester's stature.

Despite these challenges, McLean believes Martin is the right man for the job, emphasizing the need for time to effect change.

On a brighter note, Stoke City enjoyed a much-needed 4-0 victory over Charlton Athletic, propelling them to mid-table. McLean praises the result as a statement of intent after a shaky start to the season. He highlights the effective summer recruitment, particularly the signing of Ethan Galbraith, and expresses hope for continued improvement.

Millwall, under Alex Neil, remains unpredictable, showcasing their volatility with three wins and two losses after five games. Their recent 4-0 triumph against Bolton exemplifies their potential. McLean expects them to be competitive, acknowledging their tendency to oscillate between wins and losses.

Conversely, Burnley languishes at the bottom of the Championship, struggling to find form after relegation from the Premier League. Their hopes for a first win were dashed as Bristol City scored twice in the last ten minutes. McLean stresses the need for cohesion and confidence under new manager Nicky Hayen, urging patience as they seek their first victory.