Joe Allen Is Your Bristol City Man Of The Match

Joe Allen takes your man of the match award against Bristol City

Joe Allen picks up the Man Of The Match award as voted by the forum members of PlanetSwans.Young Joe picked up 25 of the 67 votes cast finishing 14 votes ahead of Nathan Dyer,Ash Williams and Alan Tate who were tied on 11 votes on his return from injury.Nathan Dyer still heads the overall table and now holds a 10 point lead over Alan Tate.Next vote up around 9pm on Saturday.

Points Awarded Against Bristol City

5 Points Joe Allen
3 Points Nathan Dyer
3 Points Ash Williams
3 Points Alan Tate

Poll Result http://forum.planetswans.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=58091

Overall after 9 Games

Nathan Dyer 23 Points
Alan Tate 13 Points
Dorus De Vries 10 Points
Stephen Dobbie 10 Points
Ashley Williams 8 Points
Leon Britton 6 Points
Joe Allen 5 Points
Gary Monk 4 Points
Kerry Morgan 3 Points
Andrea Orlandi 3 Points
Marcos Painter 2 Points

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Scoring works as follows---------

More than 50 votes cast

Winner of Poll gets 5 Points
Second Place in poll 3 Points
Third Place In Poll 2 Points
Fourth Place In Poll 1 Point

Less Than 50 Votes Cast

Winner 5 Points
Second 3 Points

To Qualify for any points a player must receive at least 10% of the vote.

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