Hello all,
Yesterday, we opened the voting for the Supporters Player of the Year award.
This award is always special to us as a Trust as it is named in honour of our late friend Bryan Jacob.
Every year, around this time, I feel almost duty-bound to repeat Bryan's story. As our founding secretary and a volunteer for eight years, Bryan gave us the extraordinary gift of his full estate in his will when he passed away.
Bryan chose to give his life savings not to the club, but to the fans of the club to further supporter investment and representation at our club. The Supporters Player of the Year award was renamed in his honour in 2016.
Voting is now open and will remain so until Easter Saturday, with the presentation of the award to be made at the final home game of the season against Bolton.
Votes (just one [or one per device as we can't afford an expensive voting platform]) can be placed here: https://www.robinstrust.org/posts/suppo ... -now-open/
Player of the Year voting.
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Surely May gets this easily.
Quite often at CTFC, the player who wins the award then moves on at the end of that season ............
Last few were Waters, Eisa & Tozer.
I think it's obvious May gets it now. However, I think it was wide open until the beginning of February. Arguably between Matty Blair and Sean Long. Alfie's performances since signing his new deal have won him the award this year by a country mile now though.
Very true.asl wrote:Didn't Wright get YPotY, last season?
May for me, too. Funny how most players dry up after securing the comfort of a new contract - whilst he has done the opposite.
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When it's been an obvious choice for the fans POY in the last few years, I feel like the players player of the year, sponsors player of the year, etc, have been given to other players, rather than allowing a clean sweep. Which is nice.
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I’d have gone with Pollock prior to Alfie hitting his rich vein of form.