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After a dire start to last season which saw them exit all Cup competitions at the first hurdle, Bristol City ended last season well and finished in ninth position.

Bradford City have established themselves as a solid mid table League One club following their problems with administration stemming from their relegation from the Premier League over five years ago.

Brighton & Hove Albion are one of those clubs caught in between divisions.

The English Premier League gets under way again, but who will be the eventual champions? Despite the bookies pricing Chelsea at two to one on, it could be a closer race than many people think. And could Spurs finally break into the top four? They might, especially if one of the big boys has a bad season. Either way, it looks good for an exciting season. Here’s how I rate every clubs chances.

Doncaster Rovers have established themselves as a strong top 10 side in League One and could progress another level this season, a sentiment echoed by manager Dave Penney.

Huddersfield Town have established themselves as one of the top sides in League One but failed to win promotion to the Championship after losing in the play off semi finals against local rivals Barnsley.

At one stage last season it looked as though Chesterfield could cement a play off place but they faded away towards the latter part of the season and finished in their more recognisable place in the lower half of the table.

After a difficult first season in League One following relegation from the Championship in the 2004/05 season, Gillingham have made wholesale changes to the squad which finished in mid table last term.

Oldham Athletic made good progress under manager Ronnie Whelan last season and broke into the top 10.

Similar to Brighton & Hove Albion, Crewe Alexandra find themselves caught in between League One and the Championship.

Northampton Town have been the bookmaker’s favourites to win League Two outright following their relegation to the dungeon in the 2003/04 season.

Nottingham Forest were the firm bookmaker’s favourites to win League One last season following their relegation from the Championship which gave them the dubious honour of becoming the first European winners to play outside it’s country’s top two divisions.