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Which of the Lions roar the loudest?

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By David Richardson

LIONS’ PRIDE: Last year’s winner Jake Gallagher, right, with Paul Fairclough, and with the FA’s Matt Edkins, inset

THERE aren’t many greater achievements for young Non-League players than pulling on the England shirt – which is exactly why the England C Player of the Year award has returned.
Backed by the FA, the prize will go to the one player who has stood above his colleagues and consistently shown the qualities you expect from somebody wearing the famous Three Lions on their chest.
As always, England C boss Paul Fairclough has pick...

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