Post by OohMac on May 12, 2018 20:57:10 GMT
Well after Sunday this should get a more positive spin. Apologies if I didn't add your player on the shortlist. My thinking is that I cannot be having Madine and no one else seemed to do it consistently enough. Alnwick made some fine saves and kept us alive in a lot of matches. Little was showing great form until sent off. Ok stupid to make that challenge but shouldn't be banished and when he came back was miles above Flanagan. Henry turned our season round instilling a solid spine in the team. ALF just showed why fans love him. No moaning just get one and with it and when the chances come take them. Fitting that after being told he played no part he was the super sub who scored and set up two when we desperately needed them. Had he had the same opportunity as Madine surely would have ended up top scorer? And Jedi was for me more noticeable in his absence than any other. When he didn't play it was all too obvious he was badly missed.
Anyway that's my justification.
I was going to do more categories but to be honest most are done deals.
Match of the season: preston 0-0 bolton.
Or possibly Bolton 3-2 Notts Forest!
Young player: Robinson (by default)
Goal of the season: Sami Ameobi vs Bristol City
Runner up: ALF vs Fulham.
Villain: Adam Armstrong. Not only did he do pretty rubbish for us but he only went to the local rivals and then fired them into the same league.
Runner up: 'The Juke' not only scoring the winner against us but being pretty prolific at the tail end and showing us what we missed.
3rd place for Hodgson and Dougie Freedman for dangling Chung Lee in front of us and taking him away. (Albeit quite sensibly with an injury hit midfield in a relegation fight)
The "he was just here a minute ago, where did he go" award to... Harry Charsley. Beating Obasi and Tyrone Walker.
The "you don't say comment of the year" to Darren Pratley for his "since the international break we've let it slip a bit" after out 5 defeat from 6 and in the relegation zone.
The Alex Samizadeh award for best player in the world who we never gave a try to: Connor Hall.
Random moment: BBC announcing that Will Brown was out injured and for that to stick with fans.
Please feel free to add your own views/special awards. I've tried to keep it positive.
Anyway that's my justification.
I was going to do more categories but to be honest most are done deals.
Match of the season: preston 0-0 bolton.
Or possibly Bolton 3-2 Notts Forest!
Young player: Robinson (by default)
Goal of the season: Sami Ameobi vs Bristol City
Runner up: ALF vs Fulham.
Villain: Adam Armstrong. Not only did he do pretty rubbish for us but he only went to the local rivals and then fired them into the same league.
Runner up: 'The Juke' not only scoring the winner against us but being pretty prolific at the tail end and showing us what we missed.
3rd place for Hodgson and Dougie Freedman for dangling Chung Lee in front of us and taking him away. (Albeit quite sensibly with an injury hit midfield in a relegation fight)
The "he was just here a minute ago, where did he go" award to... Harry Charsley. Beating Obasi and Tyrone Walker.
The "you don't say comment of the year" to Darren Pratley for his "since the international break we've let it slip a bit" after out 5 defeat from 6 and in the relegation zone.
The Alex Samizadeh award for best player in the world who we never gave a try to: Connor Hall.
Random moment: BBC announcing that Will Brown was out injured and for that to stick with fans.
Please feel free to add your own views/special awards. I've tried to keep it positive.
Next to go should be whoever was teaching them to pass. Man City's stats for pass accuracy for the entire season was 89%! 
BWFC was 64.4% which means conversely that 35.6% of passes attempted never found a white (or purple yuck) shirt. 
