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PFA Awards

by soggy biscuit » 18 Apr 2014 13:21

PFA player of the year contenders:

Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
Luis Suarez (Liverpool)
Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Adam Lallana (Southampton)
Yaya Toure (Man City)
Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

PFA young player of the year contenders:

Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal)
Ross Barkley (Everton)
Luke Shaw (Southampton)
Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 18 Apr 2014 13:27

Not convinced with the inclusion of Lallana and Gerrard. They've been good but not great. Consistency issues for me.

Shame John Terry, Gary Cahill and other great defenders this year have been over looked.

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Re: PFA Awards

by Victor Meldrew » 18 Apr 2014 14:45

No Fixed Abode Not convinced with the inclusion of Lallana and Gerrard. They've been good but not great. Consistency issues for me.

Shame John Terry, Gary Cahill and other great defenders this year have been over looked.


Defenders seldom get awards.

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by genome » 18 Apr 2014 14:48

No Fixed Abode Not convinced with the inclusion of Lallana and Gerrard. They've been good but not great. Consistency issues for me.

Shame John Terry, Gary Cahill and other great defenders this year have been over looked.



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Re: PFA Awards

by Victor Meldrew » 18 Apr 2014 14:52

soggy biscuit PFA player of the year contenders:

Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
Luis Suarez (Liverpool)
Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Adam Lallana (Southampton)
Yaya Toure (Man City)
Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

PFA young player of the year contenders:

Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal)
Ross Barkley (Everton)
Luke Shaw (Southampton)
Eden Hazard (Chelsea)


Would probably have put David Silva in there ahead of Hazard for the grown-up players but no problem with Hazard amongst the young players.
Daniel Sturridge strikes me as being a bit old to be a young player.
Barkley hasn't played very much.


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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 00:24

genome
No Fixed Abode Not convinced with the inclusion of Lallana and Gerrard. They've been good but not great. Consistency issues for me.

Shame John Terry, Gary Cahill and other great defenders this year have been over looked.




I say something true and its fishing :lol:

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 00:25

Victor Meldrew
No Fixed Abode Not convinced with the inclusion of Lallana and Gerrard. They've been good but not great. Consistency issues for me.

Shame John Terry, Gary Cahill and other great defenders this year have been over looked.


Defenders seldom get awards.


That makes it OK then

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Re: PFA Awards

by YateleyRoyal » 23 Apr 2014 09:23

It's quite good that players who play bright, attractive attacking football are rewarded, rather than those who favour defensive shutouts...

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Re: PFA Awards

by Ginger Ninjas » 23 Apr 2014 10:42

Apart from score a lot of penalties, I don't think Gerrard has had that great a season (compared to previous ones where he's carried his team). He's done a good job in a remodelled Liverpool side, but nothing spectacular - Silva would've been a more deserved nominee, imo.

And how does Sturridge qualify as a young player?! He made his PL debut in 2007! I'm sure there are some criteria applied here, but they need to be looked at again.


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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 10:55

YateleyRoyal It's quite good that players who play bright, attractive attacking football are rewarded, rather than those who favour defensive shutouts...



It would be 'quite' good if there were a defender or two and perhaps a goalkeeper included in the PFA nominations.

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 10:57

Ginger Ninjas Apart from score a lot of penalties, I don't think Gerrard has had that great a season (compared to previous ones where he's carried his team). He's done a good job in a remodelled Liverpool side, but nothing spectacular - Silva would've been a more deserved nominee, imo.

And how does Sturridge qualify as a young player?! He made his PL debut in 2007! I'm sure there are some criteria applied here, but they need to be looked at again.


Its so Suarez can win the main award and Sturridge can win the young player.

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Re: PFA Awards

by YateleyRoyal » 23 Apr 2014 10:57

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YateleyRoyal It's quite good that players who play bright, attractive attacking football are rewarded, rather than those who favour defensive shutouts...



It would be 'quite' good if there were a defender or two and perhaps a goalkeeper included in the PFA nominations.


Why? They don't deserve to be there ahead of any of the actual nominations. Poor loves.

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Re: PFA Awards

by 6ft Kerplunk » 23 Apr 2014 11:35

Ginger Ninjas I'm sure there are some criteria applied here.


23 or under at the start of the season, Sturridge qualifies by a couple of weeks.


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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 12:24

YateleyRoyal
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YateleyRoyal It's quite good that players who play bright, attractive attacking football are rewarded, rather than those who favour defensive shutouts...



It would be 'quite' good if there were a defender or two and perhaps a goalkeeper included in the PFA nominations.


Why? They don't deserve to be there ahead of any of the actual nominations. Poor loves.


IMO - Terry or Cahill definitely deserves to be in there ahead of Lallana or Gerrard and Hazard.

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Re: PFA Awards

by stealthpapes » 23 Apr 2014 15:02

I guess suggesting deMichelis would have been even more obvious trolololing

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 15:08

stealthpapes I guess suggesting deMichelis would have been even more obvious trolololing



I wasn't trolling with suggesting Cahill and Terry. Both been immense all season, so much so, that the majority of knowledgeable fans would love them to be centre back pairing for the World Cup.

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Re: PFA Awards

by stealthpapes » 23 Apr 2014 15:13

tee hee hee

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 23 Apr 2014 15:16

stealthpapes tee hee hee


Does he play for North or South Korea?

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Re: PFA Awards

by Ginger Ninjas » 27 Apr 2014 15:02

Ginger Ninjas Apart from score a lot of penalties, I don't think Gerrard has had that great a season (compared to previous ones where he's carried his team). He's done a good job in a remodelled Liverpool side, but nothing spectacular - Silva would've been a more deserved nominee, imo.


Ooh, that was something spectacular....

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Re: PFA Awards

by No Fixed Abode » 28 Apr 2014 00:18

Suarez wins main award
Hazard wins young player

PFA team

Cech
Coleman
Cahill
Kompany
Shaw
Lallana
Gerrard
Y Toure
Hazard
Suarez
Sturridge

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