Vote for your Blackpool player of the season for the 2019/20 League One campaign

The Seasiders finished the season in 13th place under the points-per-game method used by the EFL to decide final placings.

Pool had previously made a bright start to the campaign under Simon Grayson, sitting fourth and just four points off the automatic promotion spots after being Fleetwood Town in early December.

But a disastrous run of form over the winter months saw Pool slump into the bottom half of the table and consequently cost Grayson his job in his second spell with the club.

Liverpool Under-23 coach Neil Critchley was just getting started when the season had to be suspended in March due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.

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But what player has been the most impressive this term?

Blackpool FC writer Matt Scrafton has drawn up a shortlist of five players for you to vote from, which is as follows:

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

The Leicester City loanee might have only played 10 games for the Seasiders since arriving at Bloomfield Road during the January transfer window, but he’s still had time to leave a noticeable impact. The 21-year-old has scored four times, three of those goals coming in his last four games.

Liam Feeney

Blackpool’s assist king, the 33-year-old enjoyed a superb campaign. Feeney has helped set up 17 goals in all competitions, with 14 of those coming in League One. The only other player in English football to have assisted as many goals is Manchester City’s Belgian star Kevin De Bruyne.

Armand Gnanduillet

Having scored 14 goals last season, the Frenchman has taken his game to another level this season with 18 goals from his 36 games in all competitions, marking his best season to date as a professional footballer.

James Husband

Having originally signed on loan from Norwich City during the summer, Husband made his move permanent during the January transfer window. Only Liam Feeney has played more minutes for the club this season than Husband, who excelled in an unfamiliar position on the left-hand side of a back three.

Sullay Kaikai

Despite being dogged by injuries, the forward has enjoyed a strong first season with the Seasiders having joined on a free transfer during the summer. The 24-year-old has scored six goals in 28 appearances in all competitions, four of those goals coming in his first nine games.

Readers have until Saturday, June 20 to cast their vote, which you can do by clicking HERE.