Player Of The Season?

[Paplane]

Yesterday's game helped make my mind up on poty. Arise sir Scott Mckenna. What a game he had yesterday. Totally dominant. They didn't have one shot on target.

You can make a case for quite a few players this season but he's been consistently good and a rock at the back. He gets my vote.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

Brennan Johnson is the COYR Forest Forum player of the season with 42% of all votes.

Scott Mckenna was runner up with 32% of the votes.

Thanks to everyone who participated.

[zicorice]

I now feel I can vote on this....it pains me to in a way as I'm going for a loan player, which I don't normally like to do but I feel like it has to be Djed for me. His attacking is constantly praised, but I also think he has been key in defence this season. He's rapid, tall and strong, not much gets away from him, making us difficult to play on the break. I thought he was particularly fantastic in all of the bigger games this season, were some of the other key players have faded a little.

I want to echo this bit. Some people (not on here) claiming Djed Spences performances had dipped in last month of season. Total boll@x in my book. His eye-catching forward play might have decreased in amount, but he has helped keep the back door shut superbly. Second half in both semi final legs and final he defended superbly. 

Hope we sign him as he is an integral part of the way we play and the changing room atmosphere.

[wassy04]

I now feel I can vote on this....it pains me to in a way as I'm going for a loan player, which I don't normally like to do but I feel like it has to be Djed for me. His attacking is constantly praised, but I also think he has been key in defence this season. He's rapid, tall and strong, not much gets away from him, making us difficult to play on the break. I thought he was particularly fantastic in all of the bigger games this season, were some of the other key players have faded a little.

I want to echo this bit. Some people (not on here) claiming Djed Spences performances had dipped in last month of season. Total boll@x in my book. His eye-catching forward play might have decreased in amount, but he has helped keep the back door shut superbly. Second half in both semi final legs and final he defended superbly. 

Hope we sign him as he is an integral part of the way we play and the changing room atmosphere.

I think teams honed in on stopping him and Johnson later in the season. Just shows the importance of getting a good LWB to give us an outlet on the left to take advantage. Jack was excellent defensively but obviously not got the pace to play the same role as Spence

[zicorice]

I now feel I can vote on this....it pains me to in a way as I'm going for a loan player, which I don't normally like to do but I feel like it has to be Djed for me. His attacking is constantly praised, but I also think he has been key in defence this season. He's rapid, tall and strong, not much gets away from him, making us difficult to play on the break. I thought he was particularly fantastic in all of the bigger games this season, were some of the other key players have faded a little.

I want to echo this bit. Some people (not on here) claiming Djed Spences performances had dipped in last month of season. Total boll@x in my book. His eye-catching forward play might have decreased in amount, but he has helped keep the back door shut superbly. Second half in both semi final legs and final he defended superbly. 

Hope we sign him as he is an integral part of the way we play and the changing room atmosphere.

I think teams honed in on stopping him and Johnson later in the season. Just shows the importance of getting a good LWB to give us an outlet on the left to take advantage. Jack was excellent defensively but obviously not got the pace to play the same role as Spence

They certainly tried too. Mainly by putting much more pressure on Worrall when he had possession it seemed. Still caused enough problems and goals though. Just wanted to debunk the "dodgy defensively" myth about Spence.

Agree re left, though there are alot of quick athletes knocking about for Cooper to work his magic on. The key element appears to be pace. - Bell at Luton was decent for instance. 

Whoever plays that side will be lacking numbers as we attack if we keep the current shape regardless.