I’ve rated all the players who made 10 or more Championship appearances for their performances over the season. There are 22 players who qualified.
Some ratings were rescued by a strong finish to the season.
Ratings key: 10-Brilliant, 9-Outstanding, 8-Very Good, 7-Good, 6-Okay, 5-Poor, 4 Very poor.
13. JONSON CLARKE-HARRIS
Championship appearances 41 (32 starts, 12 goals). The powerful striker was a 5/10 for the first-half of the season as he started the campaign in poor physical condition, but he was a steady 8/10 in the run-in scoring an impressive 7 goals in his last 11 outings so we'll split the difference for his overall mark. Revelled in the captaincy and rewarded with a first international call-up. 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent
14. KWAME POKU
Championship appearances 20 (11 starts). I'm judging these players partly on how they did set against expectations. The 20 year-old looked a little boy lost on his Championship debut at Coventry, but he appeared to bulk up during the season and he was a pretty effective player by the end of the campaign. Took opponents on with some success and worked hard off the ball. Shame he didn't manage to find a goal, but an encouraging second-half of the season 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent
15. FRANKIE KENT
Championship appearances 34 (33 starts): Unfairly ostracised after one bad display at Blackburn in November, the centre-back came back and played solidly for the most part. It was a good effort given he was usually asked to play on the left-side of the defence which is not his best side. 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent
16. JOSH KNIGHT
Championship appearances 36 (31 starts). He was all at sea in the first-half of the season, but he eventually found his form and kept it apart from one horror show at Cardiff. Played with great commitment and bravery and his surges forward were a sight to see even if the final ball often left him down. 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent