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Player-Ratings.com 2008/09 Season Awards - Part One

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The Player-Ratings.com 2008/09 Season Awards is in three parts:

Part One - Monthly Awards Review - reviewing who has won what each month

Part Two - Match & Voter Awards Review - a review of who has won the most match and voter awards during the season

Part Three - Player of the Season Awards - the big one. You find out who has done best in each category over the course of the season.

Part One - Monthly Awards Review

The Player-Ratings.com monthly awards were a bit of a monopoly for defenders until January. Aleksandar Tunchev claimed no less than four out of the first five of these awards with the very first one going to Jack Hobbs. Steve Howard broke this trend following Tunchev's injury with keeper Tony Warner having an impressive March while Lloyd Dyer stole the show during the final month of the season.

It was generally midfielders who failed to impress with Lloyd Dyer claiming four consecutive flop of the month titles from December to March. Max Gradel failed to live up to his early promise with the September and August titles while Paul Dickov, Jack Hobbs and Joe Mattock all claimed one a piece.

The most consistent player went to someone different every month while the most inconsistent was often given to the most impressive player of the month with the really top performances hard to match on a consistent basis.

After solely winning the award for the first four months, Matty Fryatt failed to win an attacker of the month title after Steve Howard's second half of the season form kept him out of the picture.

Full summary below:

Goalkeeper/Defender of the Month

August – Jack Hobbs

September – Aleksandar Tunchev

October – Aleksandar Tunchev

November – Aleksandar Tunchev

December – Aleksandar Tunchev

January – Jack Hobbs

February – Mark Bunn

March – Tony Warner

April/May – Wayne Brown

Midfielder of the Month

August – Lloyd Dyer

September – Lloyd Dyer

October – Matt Oakley

November – Lloyd Dyer

December – Matt Oakley

January – Matt Oakley

February – Tom Cleverley

March – Tom Cleverley

April/May – Lloyd Dyer

Attacker of the Month

August – Matty Fryatt

September – Matty Fryatt

October – Matty Fryatt

November – Matty Fryatt

December – Steve Howard

January – Steve Howard

February – Steve Howard

March – Steve Howard

April/May – Steve Howard

Best Team Performance

August – Cheltenham Town (A)

September – Colchester United (A)

October – Huddersfield Town (A)

November – Stevenage Borough (H)

December – Peterborough United (H)

January – Leyton Orient (H)

February – Walsall (A)

March – Cheltenham Town (H)

April/May – Leeds United (H)

Worst Team Performance

August – Stockport County (A)

September – Millwall (H)

October – Brighton & Hove Albion (A)

November – Rotherham United (A)

December – Hereford United (H)

January – Crystal Palace (A)

February – Swindon Town (H)

March – Peterborough United (A)

April/May – Carlisle United (H)

Best Individual Performance

August – Lloyd Dyer v Cheltenham Town (A)

September – Lloyd Dyer v Hartlepool United (H)

October – Steve Howard v Oldham Athletic (A)

November – Matty Fryatt v Dagenham & Redbridge (H)

December – Matty Fryatt v Southend United (H)

January – Mark Davies v Leyton Orient (H)

February – Tom Cleverley v Walsall (A)

March – Matt Oakley v Cheltenham Town (H)

April/May – Lloyd Dyer v Leeds United (H)

Worst Individual Performance

August – DJ Campbell v Stockport County (H)

September – Andy King v Millwall (H)

October – Jack Hobbs v Brighton & Hove Albion (A)

November – Jack Hobbs v Rotherham United (A)

December – Paul Dickov v Hereford United (H)

January – Paul Dickov v Crystal Palace (A)

February – Lloyd Dyer v Swindon Town (H)

March – Paul Dickov v Peterborough United (A)

April/May – Joe Mattock v Hereford United (A)

Most Consistent Player

August – Jack Hobbs

September – Max Gradel

October – Matt Oakley

November – Marc Edworthy

December – Andy King

January – Steve Howard

February – Bruno Berner

March – Tony Warner

April/May – David Stockdale

Most Inconsistent Player

August – Lloyd Dyer

September – Lloyd Dyer

October – Andy King

November – Andy King

December – Matty Fryatt

January – Matt Oakley

February – Tom Cleverley

March – Steve Howard

April/May – Lloyd Dyer

Flop of the Month

August – Paul Dickov

September – Max Gradel

October – Max Gradel

November – Jack Hobbs

December – Lloyd Dyer

January – Lloyd Dyer

February – Lloyd Dyer

March – Lloyd Dyer

April/May – Joe Mattock

Player of the Month

August – Jack Hobbs

September – Aleksandar Tunchev

October – Aleksandar Tunchev

November – Aleksandar Tunchev

December – Aleksandar Tunchev

January – Steve Howard

February – Steve Howard

March – Tony Warner

April/May – Lloyd Dyer

Thanks for reading - part two is coming soon.

Posted

nice work, la...

most interesting thing for me, is seeing the two cleverly midfielder of the month awards - during a time when practically every post was whining on about how much we missed davies :rolleyes:

no doubt davies was class, but i think a lot of people got carried away with a couple of good performancess, whilst cleverly contributed a hell of a lot more over the course of the season...

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nice work, la...

most interesting thing for me, is seeing the two cleverly midfielder of the month awards - during a time when practically every post was whining on about how much we missed davies :rolleyes:

no doubt davies was class, but i think a lot of people got carried away with a couple of good performancess, whilst cleverly contributed a hell of a lot more over the course of the season...

Pretty clear why it was happening when you look at the results we were getting during those two periods. Davies made Oakley and King's jobs easier, while Cleverley was inconsistent and gave the ball away at least twice as much as Davies ever did.

Cleverley only really had two excellent games for us too - Walsall away and Cheltenham at home - and he must have played far more than Davies.

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There's no comparison between Cleverly and Davies. I can honestly see Davies playing for England one day, I doubt if Cleverly will ever get another game for ManU.

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