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OK, I’LL STICK MY NECK ON LINE FOR BEST XI

Slavisa Jokanovic Fulham TOP BOSS

WHY do they choose the EFL team of the year in March?
Someone could score ten goals between now and the end of the season – it’s ridiculous.
Still, timing aside, it’s hard to pick too many holes in the Championship XI. The fact is, for every position, there’s someone equally deserving.
Pontus Jansson was chosen at centre-back but it could easily have been Kyle Bartley, his centre-back partner at Leeds.
Both have had terrific seasons, as have Scott Malone and Ryan Sessegnon at Fulham.
Anyone who expresses an opinion can expect pelt...

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