That also struck me as odd. I don?t know about other young players at the level but a player of the season award should go to someone who played more than half the games, however good they were in those games.Quote:
Originally Posted by since41
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That also struck me as odd. I don?t know about other young players at the level but a player of the season award should go to someone who played more than half the games, however good they were in those games.Quote:
Originally Posted by since41
Ludicrous decision, I don't know how he could be nominated in the first place, regardless of his achievements in the first half of the season. It makes a bit of a mockery of the award to be honestQuote:
Originally Posted by Rez1862
It is ludicrousQuote:
Originally Posted by tied_up_in_notts
NBA qualification to make these teams or awards is 65 of 82 games, so up near 80%. Seems like EFL don't know the basics of managing their own awards.
Given Notts themselves have a supporters player of the year minimum appearance of 15, why should the EFL be different?Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough
I get that Abbott has played well.. however, the lad who got the award was clearly a damn fine performer as Walsall?s form has fell off a cliff since he left. I suspect it?s this that?s secured Lowe the award.
To make sure their awards have some credibility?Quote:
Originally Posted by Notts78
15 from 46 is silly