Trundle Is League One Player Of Year
Trundle Back In The Awards |
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Lee Trundle was back in the awards last night as he was named League One player of the year in the football league awards at The London Hilton. Trundle, who celebrated his 20th league goal of the season on Saturday received the divisional award for League One alongside Championship winner Phil Jagielka from Sheffield United and League Two winner Karl Hawley from Carlisle. The full list of winners were · Championship Player of the Year sponsored by Coca-Cola Phil Jagielka - Sheffield United · League 1 Player of the Year sponsored by Coca-Cola Lee Trundle - Swansea City · League 2 Player of the Year sponsored by Coca-Cola Karl Hawley - Carlisle United · The Football League Young Player of the Year sponsored by Dodge David Nugent - Preston North End · The Wickes Young Apprentice Award For The Football League ChampionshipLewin Nyatanga - Derby County · The Football League Top League 1 Apprentice sponsored by League Football EducationScott Golbourne - Bristol City (now moved to Reading) · The Football League Top League 2 Apprentice sponsored by League Football EducationIkechi Anya - Wycombe Wanderers · Goal of the Year sponsored by Sports TVStefan Oakes - Notts County v Yeovil Town (now moved to Wycombe Wanderers) · Most Admired Football League Club sponsored by The League PaperCrewe Alexandra These awards were made to the highest ranked player in each division in FourFourTwo's Top 50 Football League Players This award was made to the highest ranked Under 21 player in FourFourTwo's Top 50 Football League PlayersINDUSTRY AWARDS · Community Club of the Year sponsored by Asda StoresBrentford FC · Fan of the Year sponsored by FourFourTwoJeff Hall - a fan of Chesterfield FC · Best Club Sponsorship sponsored by Image DirectorsNorwich City · Best Club Marketing Campaign sponsored by Marketing MagazinePreston North End · Best Kit Design sponsored by Ted BakerLeyton Orient · Programme of the Year sponsored by RymanCrystal Palace · Best Club Website sponsored by Premium TVNottingham Forest · Contribution To Football Award sponsored by BT and voted for by listeners of BBC Five LiveGerry Murphy - Huddersfield Town · Best Ground - sponsored by Carling and voted for by away fansHull City · The Wash & Go Good Sport AwardLee Bullen - Sheffield Wednesday What to read next:Southampton 0 - 1 Stoke City - Player Ratings and Reports
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