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Player Of The Season

Who is your player of the season?

  • Simon Eastwood

    Votes: 9 6.0%
  • Curtis Nelson

    Votes: 8 5.3%
  • Rob Dickie

    Votes: 6 4.0%
  • Josh Ruffels

    Votes: 71 47.0%
  • John Mousinho

    Votes: 3 2.0%
  • Cameron Brannagan

    Votes: 43 28.5%
  • James Henry

    Votes: 5 3.3%
  • Gavin Whyte

    Votes: 4 2.6%
  • Jamie Mackie

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • Marcus Browne

    Votes: 1 0.7%

  • Total voters
    151
  • Poll closed .

BarrySpang

Level: Jack Midson
(68 Apps, 15 Gls)
Think this is a quite a tough decision this year. Who would you vote for and why? I’ve only included players who have played the majority of the season...
 
Dickie. It might seem like it's an odd choice, but he has been almost ever present, has consistently got better and has (IMO) turned into an excellent defender - being a key reason in our revival since Christmas. And he is playing on the wrong side of defence for him. Ruffels would also be a good shout
 
tough decision as every player has had excellent and poor games throughout the season but I would say Eastwood. I wouldn't put his return as the sole reason for our turn around and his injury seems to have affected his game but his saves have kept us in some games and the times the team has underperformed he's always been the one that's stood out.
if it was over the last 10 games I would say Ruffels but for the season Eastwood
 
Ruffels: the tackle that prevented Bradford scoring in the 94th minute, the subsequent touch outside the box, and the winner against Wycombe.
 
Prior to March, I would have said Mousinho. We just didn’t operate without him in the starting line up for most of the season. However Kashi has come along and kept him out the side. With a few games left, I can’t make the case for him being POTS anymore despite us desperately needing him in midfield for much of the season.

It should go to one of the ever presents. I think Ruffels is a really good shout. A player who knows his limitations but covers them up with tenacious hard work, sound positioning and an awareness in operating with other players around him. His last minute thunderbastard strikes tip the balance for me.
 
Ruffels gets my vote.
 
He seems to have been forgotten but Henry and his goals kept us afloat for a lot of the first half plus of this season.
Sure he has lost a bit of form recently.
 
Gavin Whyte for me. Yes, there is a lot of work to be done on him, but the way he has adapted to this league and full-time football has been remarkable. Not forgetting his little episode during the season could have completely destroyed him.
 
So.... Are we going to make this official, have a whip round for a trophy, and force ESB into a pitch side presentation for the lucky winner?

That’s actually not a bad idea as long as it was moderated properly (as I’m sure it would be ?)
 
Henry would run away with it if his season had been reversed (early season performances had come more recent) but people will forget that as he’s been anonymous for a while

The bloke who mentioned Dickie needs his eyes and his brain tested, a few solid games recently doesn’t make up for being a liability for over half the season
 
Henry would run away with it if his season had been reversed (early season performances had come more recent) but people will forget that as he’s been anonymous for a while

The bloke who mentioned Dickie needs his eyes and his brain tested, a few solid games recently doesn’t make up for being a liability for over half the season
Agree with your comments on Henry.
Dickie a liability for over half the season though? Totally disagree. Sure he had a poor spell (like most of our players have) but Dickie seems to be one of those players that get a lot of undeserved stick.
 
On the strength that this may mean something in the world I'm voting for Ruffels, he's not the best footballer (Nelson & Kashi are better) but he's sound, good positionally, can find a telling pass, works his balls off and has a shot on him - more than this - he's been the solidest contributor through the entire season.

It's be nice to be saying much the same about Sam Long this time next year.
 
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