Blues forward Nathan Broadhead’s strike in the 3-2 home victory over Cardiff City has been nominated for the Sky Bet Championship Goal of the Month for September.

The Wales international’s goal brought the scoreline back to 2-1 at a time when it appeared the Blues were set for their second home defeat on the bounce.

Also nominated are former Town midfielder Andre Dozzell for his goal for QPR at Middlesbrough, Aaron Connolly’s strike for Hull at home to Coventry and Joel Piroe’s effort for Leeds at Millwall.

Fans can cast their vote via the EFL website here.

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Stewarts_Number1 added 13:49 - Oct 13 Must admit, Dozzells looked the better goal... Surely Williams solo effort is in the bag for next month though.
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Bluedocker added 13:55 - Oct 13 Dozzels doesn't count no name or number on shirt
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John_Grose added 14:09 - Oct 13 I would say Chaplin's goal v hull was better than Williams goal. Lovely quick break from keeper and a great finish. Saying that we have already scored about 4 GOTM contenders in the Hull/Preston games alone!
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d77sgw added 15:28 - Oct 13 NIce goal, but Dozzell's strike is more explosive, Connolly's header is such a clever finish, and that Leeds goal is just class - what they looked capable of doing every time they went forward in the first half back in August (Prem strikeforce, League 1 defence...)
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d77sgw added 15:31 - Oct 13 By the way, check out the League 2 goal of the month contenders - every bloody one is a proper worldy!!!
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Linkboy13 added 17:31 - Oct 13 Goals from 20 to 25 yards are quite common but individual efforts like Williams goal are far more difficult and require greater physical strength and athleticism and not often seen during a season. Also he showed great composure to put the ball away after a energy sapping run. Not many other players at the club could have scored that type of goal possibly Burns who has the pace and strength but maybe not the composure..

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Flight_of_Shefki added 19:41 - Oct 13 Dozzell's goal (and the snap passing before that) was electric. Love our boy's goal, but not sure it'll get this one - this time.
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Bergholtblue added 21:07 - Oct 13 I think for team involvement it will be the Leeds goal. But all we're quite special.
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JewellintheTown added 22:24 - Oct 14 Loyalties aside, I'd say any of those I'd vote for but for very different reasons. All deserving if I'm honest. Thought Broadhead had to do more work for his vs Dozells, but Leeds team effort was impressive, as was the headed goal. Tough call.
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