Back To The Drawing Board - Johnson
Posted: Saturday, April 1st 2017
Tomlin Named As Finalist For Goal Of The Year
Monday, April 3rd 2017
Lee Tomlin’s stunning half-volley against Huddersfield Town is in the final five shortlisted for the Goal of the Year.
The attacker is one of five players named on the shortlist following a fans’ vote and the overall winner will be selected at the EFL Awards, which takes place in London on Sunday, April 9th.
The shortlist:
Adam Hammill - Barnsley (29th May v Millwall)
Darren Bent - Derby County (5th Nov v Wolves)
Lee Tomlin - Bristol City (30th Apr v Huddersfield Town)
Steve Sidwell - Brighton & Hove Albion (5th Nov vs Bristol City)
Michael Doyle - Portsmouth (8th March v Accrington Stanley)
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