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Congratulations to Jack Byrne winning player of the year. The best player in the league, according to his peers anyway.
And congratulations to all the other winners, they were fully deserved. Although picking your wan as ref of the year?!? Wtf was that about..
I think she is an excellent ref.
Congrats to Danny Mandriou and to Jack Byrne, deserved winners.
What happened to TV coverage of it as I remember the PFAI awards being on Eir Sport last season?
Did she actually ref a game in the premier league this season? Seen a few tweets saying she didn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
#metoo
Apparently not, says a lot for the refs that they were beaten to the award by an assistant ref 😁 although having watched them all season....Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Wouldn’t argue too much with Byrne and Mandroui awards but Perth award seems like having to give Dundalk “something”.
Do you know which of the awards categories were based on genuine votes and which were rigged?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Is there a golden boot the winning amount wasn’t up to much this year only 14.
Grow up, Perth isn't even the manager at Dundalk :D. Dundalk had a brilliant season and deserve consideration for any award but both Long (3rd place on minimum resources) and Bradley (ended shams cup wait) have done something additional to 'keeping the show on the road' which should be the determining factor. Had Dundalk won the FAI Cup Final I would fully agree with Perth (or Giller :rolleyes:) as MOTY as they had progressed on previous seasons work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Have you got your posts mixed up? In your previous post, you implied that the votes were not fully legit, saying having to give Dundalk “something”.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
This is what I asked you..
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Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Interesting point on Perth if he isn’t officially manager then he shouldn’t be considered for the award. If he hasn’t the required qualifications the it should come with ramifications and not just get papered over. The club themselves are entitled to bypass the rules if they wish but it shouldn’t be endorsed officially in regards to awards.
I obviously meant by those voting/deciding.Shams certainly improved on previous season (2nd and FAI Cup) Bohs certainly improved on previous season (3rd) but I am not sure Dundalk did improve on the previous season, so therefore find it strange that Perth got 'manager of the year'. I suggested that those deciding wanted to recognise a great season by Dundalk and that influenced their decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Simply my opinion RE manager of the year award (and I've explained why) but I never suggested anything was 'rigged'.
A 'ref of the year' who doesn't ref and a 'manager of the year' who isn't a manager - greatest League in the world :DQuote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Was Keith Long up for manager of the year?
There would have been few complaints if he had won.
Bohs have got themselves into a great position with the best part time coach & manager combo in the league.
Three nominees were Perth, Long and Bradley.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Long did an interview with Supple at the awards and said he left his job and has been full time at Bohs this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
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Originally Posted by placid casual
According to the respective websites both Dundalk & Shamrock Rovers nominees are Head CoachesQuote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
Vinny Perth - Head Coach
https://www.dundalkfc.com/players/manager-backroom/
Stephen Bradley - Head Coach
https://shamrockrovers.ie/first-team/
Presumably Keith Long should win by default
Presumably John Gill should have been in the running as top manager?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
But, but he's not the manager.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Was there a first team coach of year award?
https://www.dundalkfc.com/players/manager-backroom/
So no manager and four trophies., Impressive..