Hull City’s Jaden Philogene wins Sky Bet Championship Goal of the Month award for November | Football News – Canada Boosts

Hull Metropolis attacking midfielder Jaden Philogene is the Sky Guess Championship Objective of the Month winner for November. 

Intuition, bravery and the sheer pleasure of enjoying soccer had been fused collectively in Philogene’s backheel after bringing the ball beneath management together with his again to objective and defenders round him.

Philogene mentioned: “It is the most effective objective I’ve scored – and the cheekiest. Jason (Lokilo) crossed the ball, it hits the defender, I took a fast look and noticed a gap by the defender’s legs.

“I prefer the cheeky goals to the long-range ones. It’s a good achievement to win an award for the whole of the Championship. I’ve been playing with a lot of confidence and the style of football suits me – it helps get the best out of me.”

Philogene beat off competitors from Middlesbrough’s Sam Greenwood, Bristol Metropolis’s Taylor Gardner-Hickman, and Ipswich City’s Massimo Luongo.

Sky Guess League One winner: Rob Avenue – CHELTENHAM TOWN vs Oxford United – November 25

Cheltenham City striker Rob Avenue is the Sky Guess League One Objective of the Month winner for November.

Having adopted the ball because it got here in from a nook, Avenue was nonetheless on the transfer as he cushioned it on his instep, then swivelled and struck an unerring shot in a single balletic motion.

Avenue mentioned: “I’m delighted to get the award. In terms of the goal, it’s probably a bit of an unusual position for me naturally, being on the edge of the box. But it came to me, the touch set it up nicely and I just hit it and thankfully it went in.”

Avenue beat off competitors from Northampton City’s Marc Leonard, Wigan Athletic’s Stephen Humphrys, and Shrewsbury City’s Daniel Udoh.

Sky Guess League Two winner: Arthur Learn – COLCHESTER UNITED vs Sutton United – November 11

Colchester United midfielder Arthur Learn is the Sky Guess League Two Objective of the Month winner for November.

Learn switched route to seat one Sutton defender on his bottom and did it once more to ship two others plus goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis heading for the nook flag earlier than curling dwelling.

Learn mentioned: “I was happy with the goal, to beat a few players and then it was a tidy finish. I’m trying to bring different attributes to the games, scoring different types of goals to become a more rounded midfielder.

“There’s all the time room for enchancment and in the beginning of the season it was undoubtedly one thing I needed so as to add to my sport. I’ve performed {that a} bit extra this season, so hopefully I can get a number of extra.”

Learn beat off competitors from Stockport County’s Odin Bailey, Notts County’s David McGoldrick, and Swindon City’s Saidou Khan.