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[quote="JackyB gull" post_id=240587 time=1559721535 user_id=24523]
My choice is final and I think anyone of those players deserve it for winning the first championship in this club’s history so perhaps you could show some more respect to these players.
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My respect for these players is immense, so no need for that quote.
POY is subjective & if there was a choice I would've given it to the whole squad as a collective effort was needed to come out on top.
Individually I would give it to Asa or Jamie
Asa for his calm influence & captaining skills
Jamie for his goals & stuffing the criticism back down his detractors ( which I'm happy to admit I was one, but converted for now at least ) throats.
Too many wobbly indecisive moments in JKN's game for my liking, may get punished at the higher level, we'll see though.

I agree

My choice is final and I think anyone of those players deserve it for winning the first championship in this club’s history so perhaps you could show some more respect to these players.

[quote="JackyB gull" post_id=240582 time=1559716434 user_id=24523]
For Me:
Player Of The Season:Jean-yves Koue Niate
Young Player Of The Season:Ben Wynter
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Please remove your blinkers when observing our players in future, it might help you with your decision making.

For Me:
Player Of The Season:Jean-yves Koue Niate
Young Player Of The Season:Ben Wynter

Good shout with Cameron for Young Player, too. Choices, choices...

[quote=arcadia post_id=239503 time=1555269940 user_id=22890]
It's a shame you've got to pick one in my view when you get a season like this they are all players of the year and leave it there. :whistle: [/quote]

Yes - I agree. Last season, we were saying that there shouldn't be a Player of the Season vote because no one deserved it. This season has been a whole team effort so it seems unfair to pick out one or two players. Forever suggests Ben Wynter or Shaun MacDonald as Young Player of the Year. But what about Kyle Cameron? He's such a mature player, but he's only 21 or 22. Then there's Saiko Janneh of course. There are several options ..... just like Brexit!! :@

It's a shame you've got to pick one in my view when you get a season like this they are all players of the year and leave it there. :whistle:

[quote=forevertufc post_id=239465 time=1555245228 user_id=65]
Ben Wynter and Shaun MacDonald must be in with a shout of young player of year. That vote could be split also, maybe a series of indicative votes under a PR system could be employed to get a winner. :rofl:
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So we should know the result by 2025 then.

Ben Wynter and Shaun MacDonald must be in with a shout of young player of year. That vote could be split also, maybe a series of indicative votes under a PR system could be employed to get a winner. :rofl:

According to the OS details of voting are being announced during the coming week.
In the meantime don't forget to vote in the National Game Awards.
Manager of the Year: Gary Johnson
Team of the Year: Torquay United
Player of the Year: Asa Hall
Golden Boot: Jamie Reid

Asa Hall for me, too. Saikou Janneh as young player - someone who I think will have a good career in the Leagues above.

Reidy and Hall will be a close run thing as Reidy’s goal scoring haul is pretty phenomenal. I’d be happy with either of them getting it.

Jamie Reid has been immense, where on Earth would we be without him.
It's a vote for a season and watching Asa times like Oxford city back in Aug or whenever it was and even Gloucester he believed when even most fans didn't, he simply never gave up, couple that with a cool head he gets my vote,just, over Reid but it will be close.

I'd be interested in who Asa and Jamie would vote for

Asa Hall for me.

Jamie Reid would certainly get my shout considering the journey he has been on since he first arrived here as a loanee from Exeter.
But it is a team game and for once I can't think of a single player who didn't put in a shift all season since Johnson's arrival.
Also spare a thought for Shaun MacDonald; drove for seven hours down from the North East to take part in an end of season trial to get the no.2 spot. When Bass was out injured he grabbed the chance with both hands to make the no.1 spot his and we have never looked back.