The League Paper

BEES AND WHITES UP FOR AWARDS

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The LeaguePaper Team
25 February 2018

By Tom Blackett

SHORTLISTED: Brentford midfielder Romaine Sawyers
PICTURE: Action Images

BRENTFORD and Fulham will have high hopes when the prestigious 2018 London Football Awards take place on Thursday.
The Bees have four chances of scooping a prize at the event, to be hosted by Mark Chapman, at Battersea Evolution.
Josh Clarke and Romaine Sawyers are in contention for the EFL Player of the Year award, while Dan Bentley is on the shortlist for Goalkeeper of the Year.
The Brentford Community Sports Trust is in the running for the Community Project of the Year accolade.
Fulham have thr...

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