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FAITHFUL KEV SET TO BAG SIR TOM HONOUR

By John Lyons
BRENTFORD legend Kevin O’Connor will receive the prestigious Sir Tom Finney Award at the 2017 EFL Awards tonight.
A one club man, O’Connor, who is now Brentford’s B team head coach, is in his third decade at Griffin Park after progressing through the Bees’ youth system.
The 35-year-old signed professional terms in 1999 and went on to make 501 first team appearances in 16 years, putting him fourth on the club’s all-time appearance list.
Brentford chairman Cliff Crown said: “Kevin has always performed to the best of his ability and shown great...

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