If player of the season was today

[DTS]

If it was all down to me now I would go.

3) Freddy
2) Gutts
1) Darrly

i think Darryl has been the main reason we have won so many of the games I have been to and wins my personal POTY by a mile.

You

 

[EastStandBlue]

Guttridge Hands Down...

His influence on the squad is undeniable and is often the key to a good performance.

 

[SUFCFARAWAY]

Darrly? is he new

It would be close between Gutts and Darryl. I couldn't chose between them at the moment. Both have been insperational all season. As some may say, proven when both have been out injured and results dipped a bit.

 

[BoyWonder2]

1) Guttridge
2) Flahavan
3) Tough choice, up there would be Gray, Gower and Maher.

 

[Napster]

where's JCR?

 

[hexagon_sun]

01 - Gutts
02 - Flahavan
03 = Gower
Maher

As good as Flavs has been, clean sheets alone ain't going to win you the league. Guttridge has been inspirational at the heart of midfield with his workrate and superior tackling (and let's not forget the fantastic goals he's scored too). This is a no-brainer for me.

 

[Southendsleeper]

Guttridge

Last year I wasnt sure about him, this year he's been exceptional, hard tackling, pacy, fast thinking accurate passing and a decent striker of the ball.

When he was out of the side it was noticable.

Daryl close second.

 

[Hambone]

Gutts probably number 1, but great contributions from all the team this year have made it so memorable.  Gower, Daryll and Beno have been great, as has Freddy, new Pele and Maher

 

[Matt the Shrimp]

PotY is a two-horse race this year between Gutts & Darryl. Gutts probably just edges it for me.

 

[ace]

1. Gutts
2. Darryl
3. Freddy

 

[Westcliff Shrimper]

Quote[/b] (Southendsleeper @ Feb. 16 2006,13:34)]Guttridge

Last year I wasnt sure about him, this year he's been exceptional, hard tackling, pacy, fast thinking accurate passing and a decent striker of the ball.

When he was out of the side it was noticable.

Daryl close second.

Totally agree. I quietly questioned Tilly's judgement on Gutts, but am happily proved wrong.

 

[DTS]

Quote[/b] (hexagon_sun @ Feb. 16 2006,13:30)]01 - Gutts
02 - Flahavan
03 = Gower
     Maher

As good as Flavs has been, clean sheets alone ain't going to win you the league. Guttridge has been inspirational at the heart of midfield with his workrate and superior tackling (and let's not forget the fantastic goals he's scored too). This is a no-brainer for me.

Ah but without a good keeper you are not going to hold a lead. I feel Gutts has been an inspiration but I have seen a few games where he has been in and out the game.

You could count Flavs mistakes on your fingers if you had none....Faultess Season in my book

 

[ldnfatso]

1. Che Wilson

2. Mitchell Cole

3. JCR

 

[Fiftyone]

Quote[/b] (Napster @ Feb. 16 2006,13:30)]where's JCR?

Do we have any news yet when this will be sorted?.

 

[blues_r_best]

1) Luke G
2) Darryl
3) Che/Gower

 

[wiggy]

Gutts non existent the other night, not for the first time, player of the year got to be The Goat!

 

[canveyshrimper]

Quote[/b] (wiggy @ Feb. 16 2006,16:32)]Gutts non existent the other night, not for the first time, player of the year got to be The Goat!

SZ shock news - Wiggy learns irony.

 

[Guest]

1) Guttridge
2) Flahavan
3) Eastwood

 

[Uncle Leo]

Quote[/b] (Whatever @ Feb. 16 2006,17:08)]1) Guttridge
2) Flahavan
3) Eastwood

That'd be my winning order too.

 

[Napster]

Quote[/b] (canveyshrimper @ Feb. 16 2006,16:59)]

Quote[/b] (wiggy @ Feb. 16 2006,16:32)]Gutts non existent the other night, not for the first time, player of the year got to be The Goat!

SZ shock news - Wiggy learns irony.

I suspect as a woman she's known all about getting creases out of clothes for some time

boom and indeed boom