LONDON®
WOLVES
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Sylvan Ebanks-Blake joined Wolves in December 2007 from Plymouth initially on loan until the transfer window opened when the move was made permanent for around £2million. Sylvan won the Golden Boot as league top scorer that season with 24 goals, including the undoubted goal of the season at Charlton, for which, in March 2009 he won the Football League Goal of the Year, as well as picking up the Player of the Year award. Terry Connor - picking up SEB’s award because he was recovering from a hamstring injury which forced him to return to Compton from the England U21 squad - said he “backed Sylvan Ebanks-Blake to become a top Barclays Premier League striker after he was named FourFourTwo Coca-Cola Championship player of the year at the Football League Awards. The 22-year-old has been a revelation at Molineux since moving to the club from Plymouth in January last year and won the Championship Golden Boot after scoring 23 goals. Ebanks-Blake already has 24 league goals this season and looks set to fire Wolves to the Premier League with Mick McCarthy's side five points clear at the top of the Championship. "I truly believe he can play in the Premier League and I hope we're successful and he can prove that next season," said Connor. "In 18 months he's been so consistent scoring goals and he's taken his all-round game to a higher level." (Press Association). Other coverage of the awards here http://www.wolves.co.uk/page/News/0,,10307~1606378,00.html and here Birmingham Post Kevin Doyle (Reading) was second while assists leader Kights was third. Here’s the WWLSC video of the Goal of the Year at Charlton the day of his 22nd birthday and the day after we asked him to score a hat trick at our meet the players event (he scored two and hit the post!)
and if you’d like to see all of his goals from 2007-8 just click here
Wolves also won the Family Club of the Year and were nominated for the Community Award too The full list of winners: Championship Player of the Year- Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Wolves) League One Player of the Year - Matt Fryatt (Leicester) League Two Player of the Year - Grant Holt (Shrewsbury Town) Young Player of the Year - Fabian Delph (Leeds United) Championship Apprentice Award - Sean Scannell (Crystal Palace) League One Apprentice Award - Tom Aldred (Carlisle United) League Two Apprentice Award - Matthew Phillips (Wycombe Wanderers) Goal of the Year - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Wolves v Charlton) Championship Community Club of the Year - Charlton (Wolves were in nominated top five) League One Community Club of the Year - Leyton Orient League Two Community Club of the Year - Brentford PFA Player in the Community - Graeme Murty (Reading) Fan of the Year - Warner Duff (Ipswich) Best Fan Marketing Campaign - Preston Best Matchday Programme - Burnley Best Digital Communication - MK Dons Championship Family Club of the Year - Wolves League One Family Club of the Year - Southend United League Two Family Club of the Year - Shrewsbury Town Outstanding Contribution to League Football - Jimmy Hill |
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