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9:25am Wednesday 28th May 2008
IT'LL be tough next season.
That's the view of Alex boss Steve Holland who is aware Crewe must improve.
With Leeds staying and Stockport arriving in League One after the play-offs, he knows his list of opposition.
"Stockport are similar to ourselves although their gates were better last season as they were doing well while we did do as well as we liked," he said.
"Two of the other three coming up will be looking to make the next step.
"MK Dons and Peterborough have good financial backing.
"Leeds won't have a 15-point deduction to overturn so you'd imagine they'll be up there while Leicester won't want to stay in League One for long.
"It's going to be a tough league."
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