18longleeds
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Apr 29, 2012 00:27
2011-12 LUFC Awards Chairmans award goes to Neil Redfearn
LUFC Awards Players player of the season is Snodgrass.
LUFC Awards Community player of the year Aidan White.
LUFC Awards Player of the year, Snodgrass.
LUFC Awards Young player of the year is Tom Lees.
LUFC Awards Goal of the season is clayton away at Leicester.
LUFC Awards Clayton fastest goal of the season
taken from someone on twitter. What do we reckon, think its what most of us expected.
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sheepy
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Apr 29, 2012 11:50
18longleeds
LUFC Awards Clayton fastest goal of the season
Which was that???
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Pecky10
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Apr 29, 2012 11:53
sheepy
18longleeds
LUFC Awards Clayton fastest goal of the season
Which was that???
The award is a bit of a nonsense unless we were going to give it to an opposing team!
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18longleeds
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Apr 29, 2012 12:33
Pecky10
sheepy
18longleeds
LUFC Awards Clayton fastest goal of the season
Which was that???
The award is a bit of a nonsense unless we were going to give it to an opposing team!
it would be against Bristol city at Elland Road or so i am told.
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Pecky10
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Apr 29, 2012 13:29
Tom Lees is 21, so what's the age criteria for "young player of the year"?
The club's Under 18s finished the season as runners up to Newcastle, presumably the reason behind the Chairmans Award going to NR so surely the YPOTY should have come from that squad?
Not meaning any offence to Lees - though technically his only competition in the first team can have been from Aidy White - I think he's had a good season learning his trade, but 21 is not that young when you have players making their league debut at 16 (I think even 15 this year, was it that Birmingham kid?).
I just think it might have been better for one of the Academy lads to have been recognised.
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bogdan
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Apr 29, 2012 13:35
I would have given it to O'Dea myself.
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LUFCAaron
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Apr 29, 2012 20:15
I still think Lonegran was our player of the year. We missed him when he was injured, although that was highlighted by just how woeful Rachubka was i suppose.
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bogdan
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Apr 29, 2012 23:11
Ross seems to have had a good time at the end of season party
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sheepy
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Apr 30, 2012 07:16
Poor old Ross, all subdued and depressed after the Leicester defeat 
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PockWhite
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Apr 30, 2012 09:14
Watching AOB warm up on Sat in front of the West Stand, looking at his body language and the look in his eye, and seeing his look in the photo above, to me, he does not seem a well person? 
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