Player of the Year 2022/23

[dishydave]

Smith has been consistent but not great so he gets it for me. Probably the only player who turned up every week.

[valerule4ever]

I guess you could say this adds weight to the poor recruitment argument again though when our longest serving players brought in by previous management are considered our best performers and also have a better fitness record than most players that were signed up by our current recruitment setup

[Valiant62]

Harrison all day long for me. Garrity maybe for unappreciated team player effort. Smith came into his own in the new  year but was average in comparison to others when we were good. Worrall might have a case but Harrison has been outstanding in both boxes for me.

[DazFred]

It can only be Smith. He's started 43 league games. Garrity has started 33,next most starts. I find it difficult to vote for players who have played less than 75% of league games.

[Andy Proctor]

Between smith, worrall and Harrison. Smith will most likely win it. Forrester get young player of the year award and Harrison win top scorer and maybe best goal of the season aswell.

[Bald Eagle]

For me:

1st Smith

2nd Smith

3rd Smith

His sheer consistency alongside his undoubted commitment to the cause and availability leaves him unchallenged.

Wozza, Harrison, Garrity, Jones and Pett the best of the rest and can be pleased with their efforts this season.

[RayWalkers40yarder]

10 hours ago, ollyandpatch said:

Gone are the days when I used to stick a pencil in my back pocket on the penultimate home game of the season to scribble down my player of the year on a piece of paper and throw it in a bucket, but does anybody know if the voting has started for this season?

I would have gone for Garrity (not a coincidence that during his 8 week layoff we have been pants) but I would expect Madeley's finest to pick up the top prize.

Smith followed by Worrall?

 

smith is no where near . hes been pants since january (ok they all have) but he wasnt much better previously he had his best game at ipswich and that was probably only 1 of 3 hes had all year. between worrall and harrison for me. both consistent hard working players. pity the rest didnt show that during our rough spell.

[arthurdog]

3 minutes ago, RayWalkers40yarder said:

smith is no where near . hes been pants since january (ok they all have) but he wasnt much better previously he had his best game at ipswich and that was probably only 1 of 3 hes had all year. between worrall and harrison for me. both consistent hard working players. pity the rest didnt show that during our rough spell.

Really ,what team have you been watching?. Smith then Harrison. Ojo makes the difference though

[Conrad]

11 hours ago, ollyandpatch said:

Gone are the days when I used to stick a pencil in my back pocket on the penultimate home game of the season to scribble down my player of the year on a piece of paper and throw it in a bucket, but does anybody know if the voting has started for this season?

I would have gone for Garrity (not a coincidence that during his 8 week layoff we have been pants) but I would expect Madeley's finest to pick up the top prize.

Smith followed by Worrall?

 

Has the director of voting been fired? 

Got to be Smith for me.

[Aguar61]

Smith,a nasty, horrible, peevish sod...the kind of player you love on your team but would hate as an opponent...luv 'im

[dantheman]

Smith all day. With out him and pope at the time we’d have been non league long ago. 

[Brian Johnson]

Ellis Harrison 

[Brian]

Tom Pett. Never let his standards drop, even in the depths of the shocking run.

His performance at Lincoln was outstanding among the chaos

[NorthwoodValiant]

7 hours ago, valerule4ever said:

I guess you could say this adds weight to the poor recruitment argument again though when our longest serving players brought in by previous management are considered our best performers and also have a better fitness record than most players that were signed up by our current recruitment setup

Not really, Smith will only win because Harrison, Garrity, Jones and Ojo have had long injuries, but playing every game is a talent in itself

[valiant steve]

Woz by a mile for me. Consistent performances week in, week out, and the necessary League 1 quality, work rate, vision, plenty of assists, despite being played out of position for much of the season, as well as a few goals. Fantastic in the air for a smaller player. 

Then Smith 2nd and Harrison 3rd.