Town keeper Bartosz Bialkowski has been nominated for the Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month award for February.

The 28-year-old Pole was in outstanding form during the month and was voted Man of the Match by TWTD readers in all but one match.

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Bialkowski is up against Bristol City’s Aden Flint, Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney and Brighton striker Tomer Hemed for the gong with the winner announced on Friday.

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JackITFC96 added 07:57 - Mar 10 No one deserves this award more than him this month, He has been a brick wall
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Jimmy86 added 08:05 - Mar 10 Best keeper at the club by a country mile. For Bolton 1st goal he could have perhaps caught instead of punch, but other than that he has single handedly kept us in games recently. Big Pole in the goal!!!
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judespiveyg added 08:08 - Mar 10 Well done, you deserve to win this award
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Michael11 added 08:17 - Mar 10 Rightly so too. Been outstanding all season. Just wish he'd come back into the side straight away! I imagine our points ratio with him in goal is far superior to Gerken's record. Commands his box so much better.
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ChrisFelix added 08:49 - Mar 10 He punched the ball out of his box, where was the player stopping the shot. I'm not blaming Bart
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vanmunt added 09:10 - Mar 10 I have been most impressed with his attitude after being wrongfully dropped from the no 1 spot through no fault of his own. He has been 'different class' since being reinstated!
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therein61 added 09:12 - Mar 10 Well deserved recognition for his recent displays, and credit to him for his enormous patience when I feel he was harshly treated earlier in the season.
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essexboy added 09:23 - Mar 10 Top quality keeper Bart.Well deserved.You have given the defence confidence.👍
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Bert added 09:40 - Mar 10 Well deserved, some world class saves. However, Bart was not dropped. He lost his Father and by his own admission was not in a good place. Gerks did well in goal and should also be praised.
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yun added 09:45 - Mar 10 Bart has been brilliant and worth a good few points if you consider the saves he's made in our recent skin-of-our-teeth victories.
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mickeyjb added 09:45 - Mar 10 Well done. He's certainly starting to realize his potentual. Does anyone know how far he is from the polish national squad?
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muccletonjoe added 10:00 - Mar 10 Lets be honest. He should walk it
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paulcooperisgod added 10:08 - Mar 10 BART in right position= wins and good performance SEARS in right position =wins and good performance what's it tell you MM???
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iaintaylorx added 10:18 - Mar 10 Bart is one player in our current squad who I think would perform in the prem.
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weevil added 10:30 - Mar 10 Bart has been absolutely outstanding this month, goalkeepers are rarely nominated for these type of accolades so just being nominated is a massive achievement for him and he should be exceptionally proud. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets called up for national team, I believe he's a better keeper than Boruc, but perhaps not Szczęsny :)
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TimmyH added 10:39 - Mar 10 Yes he's done well since he's replaced Gerkin - well done fella!
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bluelodgeblue added 11:52 - Mar 10 Well deserved but what does it say about our defence....... have any of them been nominated this season???? very few I would imagine?
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Cakeman added 12:23 - Mar 10 Well done Bart, great performances matched by a great attitude.
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bluemin_nora added 12:54 - Mar 10 Anyone know when a keeper last won this award? Not been many player of the months between the sticks I would think.
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gippeswyk added 13:03 - Mar 10 I must admit to accusing our two keepers of being average earlier in the season but Bart has really improved since Gerks got injured and has been outstanding for the last few games on the trot and been our MOTM. He thoroughly deserves to win this award and to keep his place. He is our most improved player and probably now our best performing one and on a consistent basis.

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BlueKush added 14:03 - Mar 10 @Bert "He lost his Father and by his own admission was not in a good place." Where is this admission?
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jas0999 added 14:07 - Mar 10 Quite right. If it hadn't have been for him, Bristol and QPR would have racked up cricket scores. Huddersfield would have comfortably beat us, as would Bolton. It's arguable whether we would have beaten Forest without his superb early saves. The annoyance for me is Gerken made a number of errors but MM stuck with him. For me, Bart would have picked us up more points.
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happybeingblue added 17:18 - Mar 10 well done Bart your dad would be swelling with pride at your recent performances`keep it up please :)
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hinchers1066 added 19:17 - Mar 10 Begs the question Gerks or Bialkowski. But hey ho MM knows it all , or does he!!!!!
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RobTheMonk added 20:39 - Mar 10 I've said it before, but Bart's going to be massive next season. Realistically we'll probably going to be in this league again next season and a goalie who's been playing out of his skin is a good starting point. Comes across as a top bloke as well!
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