Les saison de Championship, Coca Cola League 1 et Coca Cola League 2 vont bientôt toucher à leur fin.

Voici les trophés dercernés :

• 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

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