Football League Awards
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The Football League Awards is an annual awards ceremony commemorating football-related people involved in the three divisions of the Football League. The event was established in 2006.
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[edit] 2006 winners
Date and venue: 5 March 2006, Grosvenor House Hotel, London[1]
- Championship Player Of The Year - Phil Jagielka - Sheffield United
- League One Player Of The Year - Lee Trundle - Swansea City
- League Two Player Of The Year - Karl Hawley - Carlisle United
- The Football League Young Player Of The Year - David Nugent - Preston North End
- Championship Apprentice Award - Lewin Nyatanga - Derby County
- League One Apprentice Award - Scott Golbourne - Bristol City
- League Two Apprentice Award - Ikechi Anya - Wycombe Wanderers
- Goal Of The Year - Stefan Oakes - Notts County vs. Yeovil Town
- Most Admired Football League Club - Crewe Alexandra
- Community Club Of The Year - Brentford
- Fan Of The Year - Jeff Hall - Chesterfield
- Best Club Sponsorship - Norwich City
- Best Club Marketing Campaign - Preston North End
- Best Kit Design - Leyton Orient
- Programme Of The Year - Crystal Palace
- Best Club Website - Nottingham Forest
- Contribution To Football Award - Gerry Murphy - Huddersfield Town
- Best Ground - Hull City - KC Stadium
- Good Sport Award - Lee Bullen - Sheffield Wednesday
[edit] 2007 winners
Date and venue: 4 March 2007, Grosvenor House Hotel, London[2]
- Championship Player Of The Year - Jason Koumas - West Bromwich Albion
- League One Player Of The Year - Billy Sharp - Scunthorpe United
- League Two Player Of The Year - Izale McLeod - Milton Keynes Dons
- The Football League Young Player Of The Year - Gareth Bale - Southampton
- Championship Apprentice Award - Chris Gunter - Cardiff City
- League One Apprentice Award - Joe Skarz - Huddersfield Town
- League Two Apprentice Award - Joe Thompson - Rochdale
- Goal Of The Year - Joe Ledley - Cardiff City vs. Barnsley
- Community Club Of The Year - Brighton & Hove Albion
- Fan Of The Year - Stan McGowen - Bury
- Best Club Sponsorship - Brentford
- Best Club Marketing Campaign - Norwich City
- Best Kit Design - Burnley
- Best Community Initiative - Norwich City
- Best Matchday Programme - Colchester United
- Best Use Of New Media - Cardiff City
- Contribution To Football Award - Jack Taylor
- Best Away Ground - Sunderland - Stadium of Light
- Good Sport Award - Chris Doig - Northampton Town
[edit] 2008 winners
Ceremony: 2 March 2008, Grosvenor House Hotel, London
- Championship Player of the Year - Kevin Phillips - West Bromwich Albion
- League One Player of the Year - Jermaine Beckford - Leeds United
- League Two Player of the Year - Keith Andrews - Milton Keynes Dons
- The Football League Young Player of the Year - Michael Kightly - Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Championship Apprentice Award - Mark Beevers - Sheffield Wednesday
- League One Apprentice Award - Daniel Broadbent - Huddersfield Town
- League Two Apprentice Award - Ryan Bennett - Grimsby Town
- Goal of the Year - Jermaine Beckford - Scunthorpe United vs. Rotherham United
- Community Club of the Year - Watford
- Fan of the Year - Paul Smarah - Brighton & Hove Albion
- Championship Best Community Initiative - Charlton Athletic
- League One Best Community Initiative - Brighton & Hove Albion
- League Two Best Community Initiative - Notts County
- Best Fan Marketing Campaign - Bradford City
- Best Matchday Programme - Bristol City
- Championship Family Club of the Year - Norwich City
- League One Family Club of the Year - Huddersfield Town
- League Two Family Club of the Year - Wycombe Wanderers
- Outstanding Contribution to League Football - Jimmy Armfield
[edit] 2009 winners
Ceremony: 29 March 2009, Grosvenor House Hotel, London[3]
- Championship Player of the Year - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake - Wolverhampton Wanderers
- League One Player of the Year - Matt Fryatt - Leicester City
- League Two Player of the Year - Grant Holt - Shrewsbury Town
- The Football League Young Player of the Year - Fabian Delph - Leeds United
- Championship Apprentice Award - Sean Scannell - Crystal Palace
- League One Apprentice Award - Tom Aldred - Carlisle United
- League Two Apprentice Award - Matt Phillips - Wycombe Wanderers
- Goal of the Year - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake - Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Charlton Athletic
- Fan of the Year - Warner Duff - Ipswich Town
- PFA Player in the Community - Graeme Murty - Reading
- Championship Community Club of the Year - Charlton Athletic
- League One Community Club of the Year - Leyton Orient
- League Two Community Club of the Year - Brentford
- Best Fan Marketing Campaign - Preston North End
- Best Matchday Programme - Burnley
- Championship Family Club of the Year - Wolverhampton Wanderers
- League One Family Club of the Year - Southend United
- League Two Family Club of the Year - Shrewsbury Town
- Best Digital Communication - Milton Keynes Dons
- Outstanding Contribution to League Football - Jimmy Hill OBE
[edit] References
- ^ "Jagielka Named Championship Player Of The Year", Tony Leighton, The Football League, 5 March 2006
- ^ "Koumas Takes Top Billing At League Awards", Tony Leighton, The Football League, 4 March 2007
- ^ "2009 Football League Awards", The Football League, 29 March 2009
