A bit early, but I think we have a clearer picture of the candidates so far. Please feel free to add your own or discuss my candidates:
1. Scott Parker. A revelation for Tottenham’s midfield and a very cheap buy from West Ham. His efforts have propelled Tottenham to 3rd in the league and were even in contention for the title at one point.
2. David Silva. Had a slow first season at City when he arrived as a big money transfer from Valencia. But this season he has lighted up the Premier League with his silky and stylish brand of football.
3. Demba Ba. Buy of the season? Stoke refused the chance to sign him up, citing a long-tem knee problem, but looks to have been a poor judgement. Scored plenty of goals and has stood out in an impressive Newcastle team this season.
4. Juan Mata. In an otherwise turbulent season at Chelsea, Mata looks to be a positive point for the Blues with his impressive passing style and wicked left foot. A future Premier League star in the making.
5. Robin Van Persie. Top Goal scorer in the league. 48 goals in 2011, 33 goals this season. The form striker on the planet. Naturally I am biased, but my candidate for the accolade.
Player of the Season?
posted on 15/3/12
RVP..............will he cut it in la liga though
posted on 15/3/12
Van Persil has got it sewn up already, shame he isnt going to have a trophy to go with it
posted on 15/3/12
I think 3rd place will do him just fine, for the moment.
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posted on 15/3/12
key words there Galv.....now.
posted on 15/3/12
Van Persil has got it sewn up already, shame he isnt going to have a trophy to go with it
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you have to laugh at pathetic arsenal celebrating the other day. a last gasp win v newcastle maybe that can be their new trophy
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posted on 15/3/12
Pathetic...
Hmm, yeah. That's the exact word i thought when i read this:
http://www.ja606.co.uk/articles/viewArticle/95113
Truly, Pathetic.
posted on 15/3/12
wumaniser.. what is pathetic about that? that article reflects exactly what has happened.. we have facked it up a bit and you are benefitting.. doesnt mean that you are not pathetic for celebrating like you won the league when you scored in the last minute v newcastle
we spanked them 5-0 too
(cue the we beat you 5-2 5spur2 stuff ... zzzzzzzzzzz)
posted on 15/3/12
@ Chronic
The thing is, to celebrate, even in a 'pathetic' match, you have to score that winning goal in the first place. Arsenal are doing that, and without definately pathetic arrogance of 'London Top Boys' (sic!)