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Tonight we're asking: Which are the most disastrous signings your club has made (we're not talking Manchester United losing £10m on Angel Di Maria, but the guys who almost financially crippled your club). Are you still recovering from a bad purchase five years ago?

Henners: I am an Ebbsfleet fan and the worst signing we've made in recent times was Michael Corcoran. The most useless holding mid I've ever seen. Brushed off the ball too easily & couldn't pass water. 

Dan Preston: Wolves signing "The Relegator", Roger Johnson.

Andrew WilliamBennett: Taylor Morgan on loan at Airdrieonians. I'd rather we had Taylor Swift.

Let us know using #bbcfootball on Twitter, 81111 on text (UK only, please let us know your name) or on the BBC Match of the Day Facebook page., external

We'll be bringing you score updates from tonight's League One games too.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Ashton Gate:

"Wet and windy here at Ashton Gate but it hasn't dampened spirits among the Bristol City fans who are hoping to see their side claim their first points since returning to the Championship.

"As you can see from the picture, Ashton Gate is missing a stand but if Saturday is anything to go by it won't affect the atmosphere with Leeds United also bringing a decent contingent of supporters down from Yorkshire this evening."

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There will be two brothers tonight on the rival benches at Molineux; Wolves assistant Joe Gallen and QPR counterpart Steve.

All three Gallen brothers (ex-R's striker Kevin is the other) have all played for or worked for QPR - or both.

There's no neutrality from the third Gallen brother tonight.

Mark Beck on Twitter:  Finidi George cost Ipswich a lot at the time and never delivered

BBC Radio 5 Live

If you tune in to BBC Radio 5 live right now, you can hear opinion on Barcelona forward Pedro's imminent arrival at Stamford Bridge. 

Why didn't he go to Manchester United? Former United midfielder Paul Ince reckons Sadio Mane is a better option anyway... 

All of this is before we get stuck into the night's Championship football. 

There'll be live commentary from Wolves's home tie against QPR, plus updates from the night's three other fixtures.

Sheffield Wednesday start with Lewis Price in goal after Keiren Westwood injured his kidneys. Skipper Glenn Loovens and Sam Hutchinson both passed fitness tests to start.

Reading make two changes, with Andrew Taylor and Aaron Tshibola starting. The club were hoping Alex Fernandez received international clearance in time, but he does not feature.

Sheffield Wednesday: Price, Hutchinson, Loovens, Matias, McGugan, Lees, Wiggins, Joao, Lopez, Hunt, Wallace. Subs: Bus, Helan, Lee, Sasso, Sougou, Wildsmith, Semedo.  

Reading:  Bond, Gunter, Taylor, McShane (c), Ferdinand, Norwood, Williams, Quinn, Tshibola, Robson-Kanu, Sa. Subs: Al-Habsi, Obita, Hector, Blackman, Cox, Fosu, Stacey.

Hull manager Steve Bruce makes three changes to his starting XI - David Meyler, Sone Aluko and Abel Hernandez come in for Isaac Hayden, Sam Clucas and Nikica Jelavic.

Fulham  name an unchanged line-up from the team that lost 2-1 at home to Brighton on Saturday.  

Hull:  McGregor, Odubajo, Dawson, Davies, Robertson, Elmohamady, Meyler, Huddlestone, Aluko, Akpom, Hernandez.  Subs: Taylor, Clucas, Maguire, Jakupovic, Jelavic, Hayden, Luer.

Fulham:  Bettinelli, Richards, Hutchinson, Bodurov, Voser, Cairney, Christensen, O'Hara, Pringle, McCormack, Smith.  Subs: Kacaniklic, Woodrow, Tunnicliffe, Lonergan, Dembele, Kavanagh, Burn.

Still no sign of Andre Gray at  Bristol City  - until that transfer story unravels itself it's summer signing Jonathan Kodjia and Aaron Wilbraham who lead the line for the Robins.  

There are three changes for Leeds as Scott Wootton, Giuseppe Bellusci and Mirco Antenucci come in for Gaetano Berardi, Liam Cooper and Alex Mowatt. 

Leeds:  Silvestri, Wootton, Bellusci, Bamba, Taylor, Adeyemi, Phillips, Byram, Dallas, Antenucci, Wood.  Subs:  Turnbull, Cooper, Berardi, Murphy, Mowatt, Erwin, Doukara.  

Bristol City:  Hamer, Ayling, Flint, Williams, Fredericks, Smith, Pack, Robinson, Bryan, Wilbraham, Kodjia.  Subs:  O'Leary, El-Abd, Little, Wagstaff, Reid, Agard, Burns.  

QPR striker Charlie Austin starts again, while midfielder Alejandro Faurlin is in the starting line-up for the first time in a year following injury.

Wolves are unchanged so striker Benik Afobe starts again. The club insisted today he is not for sale after he was linked with Norwich. 

Wolves: Martinez, Iorfa, Stearman, Hause, Golbourne, Henry, Coady, McDonald, Edwards, Afobe, Dicko. Subs: Ikeme, Doherty, van La Parra, Price, Ojo, Ebanks-Landell, Le Fondre. 

QPR: Green, Perch, Onuoha, Hall, Konchesky, Henry, Faurlin, Phillips, Luongo, Chery, Austin. Subs: Hill, Gladwin, Lumley, Emmanuel-Thomas, Doughty, Hoilett, Polter. 

So we will bring you the latest from tonight's four Championship games and goal updates from the two League One matches (all games 19:45 BST).

Bristol City v Leeds

Hull v Fulham

Sheffield Wednesday v Reading

Wolves v QPR

Doncaster v Southend

Wigan v Scunthorpe

Bristol City's big-money moves to sign strikers who have come from non-league appears a bit risky.

So we want to know which are the most disastrous signings your club has made.

I'm not talking Manchester United losing £10m on Angel Di Maria, I mean the guys who almost financially crippled your club. Are you still recovering from a bad purchase five years ago?

Let us know using #bbcfootball on Twitter, 81111 on text (UK only, please let us know your name) or on the BBC Match of the Day Facebook page., external