Football League 2015-16: BBC Sport's stories to follow

Just 74 days after Norwich City's Championship play-off final victory at Wembley, the 2015-16 Football League season begins on Friday, when Brighton host Nottingham Forest. That is the first of 1,671 fixtures to be played across the second, third and fourth tiers this term, and we've picked out some of the key stories to follow over the next 10 months. Sheringham in at Stevenage Teddy Sheringham Ex-England striker Teddy Sheringham retired from playing at the age of 42 Fifteen Football League clubs have appointed new full-time managers since the end of the 2014-15 season. Some, such as Crawley's Mark Yates or Chesterfield's Dean Saunders, are old hands. Others, such as Marinus Dijkhuizen at Brentford and Carlos Carvalhal at Sheffield Wednesday, will be experiencing English football for the first time. Former England striker Teddy Sheringham was Stevenage's choice to replace Graham Westley, who left the League Two club in May following their play-off semi-final defeat by Southend. Play media Jump media playerMedia player helpOut of media player. Press enter to return or tab to continue. Sheringham excited by Stevenage job Vastly experienced and highly decorated as a player, the 49-year-old is starting his managerial career in the quiet surroundings of leafy Hertfordshire. When ex-Manchester United players decide to have a crack at management, questions about their legendary former boss are almost inevitable. End of Season discount soccer shoes , please click
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But Sheringham told BBC Three Counties Radio: "I can't try to be Sir Alex Ferguson. "You only do what you've been taught. I've played for some fantastic managers. I'll take out the best bits of them and use them in my own manner."