Annual Awards Presentation Evening 2004
Under 8's White
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Sportsman of the Year |
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This player started to play football last July and has come to training every week since, willing to learn and trying his hardest. Left footed and able to cover the ground quickly, he will hopefully one day become a good winger. Throughout the season this player has played the least amount of league football, only getting the odd few minutes some weeks, none the next, but not once has he asked when is he going on, or moaned about not playing but has always given one hundred percent whenever he manages to gets out on to the pitch. This player pays attention at training and since he started has been one of the players who has developed the most. |
| Ryan Harrison | |
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Players, Player of the Year |
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This player has been a strong force in
midfield and also a good example for the other players to follow. Scouted
by Forest on a couple of occasions this player has shown lots of promise.
Finishing second in the goal scorers list with five shows he's willing to
get forward. The player with has shown some fancy foot work but needs to
learn that his left foot is not just for standing on to become a major
midfield / striker of the future. |
| Joe Hewitt | |
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Managers, Player of the Year |
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This player as been one of the most consistent players of the season. He has plenty of ability, a cheeky grin and a fascination with corners whether it’s scoring from them or running towards them with the ball. This player has been a main contributor of the goals this season, thirteen in all. His rocket shots have saved games and won games. This striker has helped sports to a respectable league position and if he learns to turn away from corners next season, could be a deadly finisher. |
| Joe Priestley |
