Supporters Player of the year award

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17/10/2006, 7:28 AM
Terry

Supporters Player of the year award

Right Lads and Lassies. Here is your chance to vote for player of the year. If you cannot vote here there will be paper versions of this vote available at home games and travelling buses for the rest of the season. For arguement sake I have put up the names of the players who have been around since the first game of the season. If you vote for other, please add the name of the player in a seperate post on the thread. For more information contact myself, GalwayFrancis or Patrick Dunne. Final votes will be taken after the weekend of the 18th of November.

P.S. can we keep this to Galway fans only please. Thank you.
17/10/2006, 8:53 AM
GuisaSaigon

Murphy is down twice.Is this that rigged e-voting system ?
17/10/2006, 10:22 AM
Terry

ARGHHH !!!! Damn it. Sorry about that, my fault.
17/10/2006, 10:27 AM
gustavo

Surely Raf hasnt played enough to be considered?
17/10/2006, 11:17 AM
Conor H

Creatro for me.
17/10/2006, 11:49 AM
gufct

Has to be Goughy lads played every game 13 clean sheets and after last saturday hes definitely in for canonisation.
17/10/2006, 12:15 PM
JW.

I voted for Billy. Haven't been at as many games as I'd have liked but he's been top notch practically every time.
17/10/2006, 2:49 PM
scotsbeer

poty

has to be gough. saved us so many times and a great captain. 3 brilliant saves at least last weekend
17/10/2006, 4:01 PM
Jbobs

IMO has to be goughy hes had a fantastic season and saved us on many occasion
17/10/2006, 4:17 PM
John83

Where's Micko? :o
17/10/2006, 5:18 PM
Terry

Quote:

Originally Posted by John83

Where's Micko? :o

read my opening post again. Micko joined us after the season had already started.
17/10/2006, 5:34 PM
John83

Quote:

Originally Posted by Terry

read my opening post again. Micko joined us after the season had already started.

Gaaaaargh. I'd almost blocked all memory of his former employers from my mind.

Good to see he's not being eliminated on performance related reasons alone anyway.
19/10/2006, 10:06 AM
GUISAUltra

it has to be alan gough, without him we would only be middle of the table, he has saved us at least 10-12 points this season.

SUPER KEEPER
20/10/2006, 2:32 PM
MyTown

Alan Murphy? Alan Murphy?

Just noticed poor ould Slab shows up with o%, not just once but twice!

I'm holding my e-ballott papre for a couple of more matches!
20/10/2006, 2:34 PM
MyTown

Sorry just realised Saigon was on top of this immediately
20/10/2006, 2:39 PM
JW.

Bizarrely enough Slab's clear top scorer as well!
21/10/2006, 9:28 AM
GuisaSaigon

I think all of us know he is capable of playing far better than he has this season.He may well be top scorer there is a perception that he could try harder.Personally, I cant understand it. but perhaps if Russller was on the pitch a bit more he could shine.I think he could benifit from more accurate delivery.
22/10/2006, 12:42 PM
A Phoenix

I think all our front and wide players would benefit from John Russell being included, not just Alan Murphy.

I voted for Derek O�Brien. I know Alan Gough is going to win it and I can�t argue with that, but I think Derek has had a good season and deserves a showing in the voting. There�s been a lot of ill-considered long ball stuff this season and Derek has never engaged in that. He always tries to do something with the ball, and I know he doesn�t always succeed, but he does try. He�s taken a lot of criticism this season which I think has been harsh.
06/11/2006, 12:50 PM
Terry

I will be locking this thread on the 11th of this month (this saturday) rather than what was previously stated.
07/11/2006, 1:36 PM
GuisaSaigon

I see Alan Murphy has been online since I last checked the votes:D
07/11/2006, 1:49 PM
MyTown

Goughie has been a brilliant servant for us. To get practically one out of every two votes cast is a very convincing verdict - even if I thought there were one or two who OVER THE COURSE OF THE WHOLE SEASON who were consistently excellent.