bottom four as well. Graham Taylor is rebuilding his managerial career well at Wolverhampton Wanderers, who have leapfrogged Middlesbrough on goals scored at the top of Division One. Swindon Town, Tranmere Rovers and Reading complete the top five. Page not found West Bromwich Albion still remain in the relegation zone, now sandwiched by Notts County and Burnley. 1 October 1994 – Everton manager Mike Walker looks to pull his side together by making a triple loan bid for Rangers striker Duncan Ferguson and midfielder Ian Durrant as well as Trevor Steven, who was sold from Everton to Rangers by Colin Harvey in 1989. On the same day, Everton lose 2–0 to Manchester United at Old Trafford and remain bottom of the Premier League. Newcastle maintain their lead of the Premier League with a 2–0 win at Aston Villa. Wolves and Middlesbrough continue their duel at the top of Division One. 2 October 1994 – Duncan Ferguson and Ian Durrant complete their loan moves from Rangers to Everton, but Trevor Steven's move falls through. West Ham climb out of the bottom four with a 2–1 win at Chelsea. Nottingham Forest climb back into second place and are two points behind Newcastle after beating QPR 3–2 at the City Ground. The only Division One action of the day sees West Bromwich Albion lose 4–1 to Stoke at the Victoria Ground. 3 October 1994 – Two local rivals scrapping for points to climb out of the relegation zone meet at Filbert Street, with hosts Leicester holding Coventry to a 2–2 draw. 4 October 1994 – In the second legs of the second round League Cup ties, Mansfield Town of Division Three eliminate Premier League high-flyers Leeds United, while extra-time goals from Chris Armstrong and Bruce Dyer help top-flight Crystal Palace see off the challenge of Lincoln City, also of the fourth tier. 8 October 1994 – Nottingham Forest miss the chance to go top of the Premier League when Manchester City hold them to a 3–3 draw in a thrilling clash at Maine Road. Liverpool climb into third place with a 3–2 home win over Aston Villa. Manchester United's hopes of a third successive Premier League title are hit by a 1–0 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday, with David Hirst scoring the only goal of the game. 15 October 1994 – Division Three side Northampton Town move into the new Sixfields Stadium. Their first