Awards Date Announced
AWARDS DATE ANNOUNCED
The PFAI Players Player of the Year Awards 2003 will this take place in The Burlington Hotel, Dublin on Sunday, 22nd February at 7.30pm. It will be the 24th occasion of the Players Awards and a big attendance is expected. Tickets are available from the PFAI office at 01 8743732.
The nominees will be announced at a reception which will be held on Monday 2nd February in Dublin.
Read here www.pfai.ie
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This man has more Links than Buckin' Meccano!!
I'd rather die laughing than trying!
announced yesterday, no word about it on their web site ???
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PFAI Premier Division Player of the Year Nominees
Jason Byrne (Shelbourne) Colin Hawkins, Kevin Hunt (both Bohemians), Alan Kirby (Longford Town), John O'Flynn, George O'Callaghan (both Cork City).
First Division Player of the Year Nominees
Tom Mohan (Finn Harps), Alan Murphy (Galway United), Pat Purcell (Limerick).
Young Player of the Year Nominees
Shane Barrett (Longford Town), Keith Fahey (St Patrick's Athletic), Eamon Zayed (Bray Wanderers).
Premier Division Team of the Year
Williams (Shelbourne); Heary (Shelbourne), Hawkins (Bohemians), Ferguson (Longford Town), Woods (Cork City); Kirby (Longford Town), Hunt (Bohemians), O'Callaghan (Cork City), Cahill (Shelbourne); Crowe (Bohemians), J Byrne (Shelbourne).
First Division Team of the Year
Horgan (Dublin City); O'Connor (Dublin City), Purcell (Limerick), Charles (Bray Wanderers), Minnock (Finn Harps); McGrenaghan (Finn Harps), Fox (Bray Wanderers), Mohan (Finn Harps); O'Flynn (Limerick), McHugh (Finn Harps), Murphy (Galway United).
Right O lads, If John O'Flynn and Jason Byrne are Player of the year contenders, how come Byrne and Crowe are the strikers in the Premier 11
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crowe shouldn't be there, he had an "average" season last season.
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Hawkins wasn't great last year, by his standards anyway, Shels bias obviously but Kev Doherty would be a far better choice for a centre half to win the award imo.
can't believe steve williams isn't in the shortlist for the overall award. Flynny being there is strange, especially as he didn't make the team of the year.
With that line-up my heart is with georgie but my money's on Byrne
will barrett top off an amazing season by winning the young player award ???
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PFAI announce awards nominees
PFAI announce awards nominees
The nominees for the PFAI Player of the Year award for 2003 have been announced, with two players each from Bohemians and Cork City while champions Shelbourne have just one representative, striker Jason Byrne.
Byrne’s impact in his debut season at Tolka Park was stunning - his 21-goal tally in the league ended Glen Crowe’s three-year reign at the top of the league’s scoring charts and was the principal aspect in the shift of power from Bohs to the Drumcondra club.
However, Shelbourne will surely be disappointed that their league-winning year could only garner them one nomination, while Bohemians and Cork City - respectively second and a distant third to Shels in the final reckoning - split four between them.
Read more at www.eleven-a-side.com
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