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SUPER SIX EARN ACCLAIM FOR BIG EFFORTS

By Tom Blackett

MIDDLESBROUGH, Blackpool, Derby, MK Dons, AFC Wimbledon and Plymouth have received recognition for their outstanding community work.
Announced as part of the EFL’s first ever Week of Action, the super six are the regional winners of the Your Move Community Club of the Season award for their efforts off the pitch.
They will receive their prizes at a special event hosted at the House of Commons on April 19, alongside project participants, staff and volunteers from each club community organisation.
The overall winner will be announced at the EFL Awards on April 24.
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