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My alternative XI has pedigree, too

Adam Virgo
THE LAST WORD
BRIGHTON LEGEND AND TV PUNDIT

IT’S hard to find fault with the Championship team of the season, which was revealed last week after a vote by EFL managers. Though the lack of Cardiff players was a surprise, everybody in the XI has had an exceptional season.
However, for the sake of argument – and to shine the spotlight on a few unsung heroes – I’ve chucked a few alternative names into my own team of the year. Here’s my choice:
GOALKEEPER
DANIEL BENTLEY: BRENTFORD
I know John Ruddy has kept more clean sheets. But I honestly belie...

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