Source: FOOTYMAD
City Miss Out On Family Club Of The Year
Football League awards Coventry City were nominated in the E.On Family Club Of The Year for the Championship but lost out to winners Reading in the Football League Awards on Sunday night in London. Kev Monks was nominated for the Fan Of The Year award and made it into the second round but lost out to Southampton fan Herbert Taylor. The full list of award winners are: EA SPORTS Fan of the Year Herbert Taylor - Southampton E.ON Family Club of the Year – League 2 Shrewsbury Town E.ON Family Club of the Year – League 1 Huddersfield Town Highly commended – Milton Keynes Dons and Swindon Town E.ON Family Club of the Year – Championship Reading Highly Commended – Leicester City CSI Sports Best Matchday Programme Scunthorpe United – ‘The Iron’! Best divisional programmes – Huddersfield Town (League 1) and Rotherham United (League 2) Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year – Coca-Cola League 2 Kyle Haynes – Cheltenham Town Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year – Coca-Cola League 1 Tom Adeyemi – Norwich City Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year – Coca-Cola Championship Adam Matthews – Cardiff City PFA Player In The Community Zesh Rehman – Bradford City The Football Foundation Community Club of the Year Joint winners – Southend United and Watford Mitre Goal of the Year (in association with Soccer AM) Nicky Maynard, Bristol City Perform Best Marketing Campaign Nottingham Forest – ‘Mixed Family Area’ Fleishman-Hillard Best Digital Content Derby County The Football League Trust Best Community Project Brighton & Hove Albion – ‘Making a Difference’ Disability Project Highly commended: Huddersfield Town – ‘Cheerleaders’ Sports Participation Project Notts County – ‘Active Schools’ Health Project Rotherham United – ‘United 4 Communities’ Social Inclusion Project Southend United – ‘Goals!’ Education Project Southend United – ‘Going Green for the Blues’ Environment Project FourFourTwo Young Player of the Year** Nathaniel Clyne – Crystal Palace FourFourTwo Player of the Year – Coca-Cola League 2* Craig Dawson - Rochdale FourFourTwo Player of the Year – Coca-Cola League 1* Jermaine Beckford – Leeds United FourFourTwo Player of the Year – Coca-Cola Championship* Kevin Nolan – Newcastle United Contribution to League Football Gordon Taylor OBE *These awards will be presented to the highest ranked player in each division in FourFourTwo’s Top 50 Football League Players **This award will be presented to the highest ranked young Football League player in FourFourTwo’s Top 50 Football League Players Past Winners 2009 – Sean Scannell (Crystal Palace) 2008 – Mark Beavers (Sheffield Wednesday) 2007 – Chris Gunter (Cardiff City) 2006 – Lewin Nyatanga (Derby County)
