PFA Championship Team of the Year

We're the Stripes

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BN2

• Apr 27, 2014

• #1

For anyone interested..

Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester)

Kieran Trippier (Burnley)
Wes Morgan (Leicester)
Jason Shackell (Burnley)
Aaron Cresswell (Ipswich)

Andy Reid (Forest)
Will Hughes (Derby)
Danny Drinkwater (Leicester)
Craig Bryson (Derby)

Ross McCormack (Leeds)
Danny Ings (Burnley)

 

mikeyjh

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Llanymawddwy

• Apr 27, 2014

• #2

Not much to argue with there, even fatty Reid's had a good season....

 

Albion Robster

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• Apr 27, 2014

• #3

What about Tommy K?
Kept more clean sheets than Schmeichel.

 

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Southwest Seagull

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• Apr 27, 2014

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The TEAM of the YEAR plays 4-4-2, why can't you OSCAR? I bet it has a British manager.

Barber OUT.

No real surprises in that team though I suppose.

 

edna krabappel

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• Apr 27, 2014

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Even Derby fans are surprised Hughes has made it, they don't seem to think he's had a vintage season.

This is voted for by footballers though, and they tend to stick with names they recognise, which is why players from the bigger clubs frequently make it even when their teams haven't excelled during the season.

Orient haven't got a single player in the League One team. They're all spitting feathers. But then they do strike me as a team without real stars. Whereas Wolves' starting XI is filled with bigger names on Championship wages.

 

JOLovegrove

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• Apr 27, 2014

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edna krabappel said:

Even Derby fans are surprised Hughes has made it, they don't seem to think he's had a vintage season.

This is voted for by footballers though, and they tend to stick with names they recognise, which is why players from the bigger clubs frequently make it even when their teams haven't excelled during the season.

Orient haven't got a single player in the League One team. They're all spitting feathers. But then they do strike me as a team without real stars. Whereas Wolves' starting XI is filled with bigger names on Championship wages.

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QPR haven't got anyone mentioned, and they are the 'big team' in this league.

 

Barrel of Fun

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Sūþsēaxe: The Land of the South Saxons

• Apr 27, 2014

• #7

It would be interesting (to some) to know which keeper has made the most saves and has the best save/goal ratio. I'm certain Kasper is not at the top of the table.

Granted, there are other factors to consider.

It is amusing to see people getting so upset by these things. Can they name the previous winners?

 

edna krabappel

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JOLovegrove said:

QPR haven't got anyone mentioned, and they are the 'big team' in this league.

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But most people want them to fail, so...

 

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GingerBeerMan

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• Apr 27, 2014

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Surprised by the omission of Barton and Upson.

 

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• Apr 27, 2014

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Upson is the only player from our side who could have made it.

 

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Southwest Seagull

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• Apr 27, 2014

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I'd say Ward isn't that far behind...



Although I do rate Cresswell.

 

The_Viper

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• Apr 28, 2014

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Second best defensive record in the league and the most clean sheets - 0 entries.



All you need to know is that statistic, see zero BHA in the back 5 and stop taking it seriously.

 

mikeyjh

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Llanymawddwy

• Apr 28, 2014

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You don't think the style of play has as much to do with that as quality of players? Doesn't it kind of make sense that the teams with 20 more points than Brighton dominate proceedings with a smattering of 'others'? Don't be so needy....

 

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Blue Valkyrie

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Valhalla

• Apr 28, 2014

• #14

Pretty much all of that lot would get in our team, so fair enough.

Let's just hope Burnley get something at Reading, and we win our next 4 matches taking us up.

 

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Husty

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• Apr 28, 2014

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The_Viper said:

Second best defensive record in the league and the most clean sheets - 0 entries.



All you need to know is that statistic, see zero BHA in the back 5 and stop taking it seriously.

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Oh my goodness, what a terrible slight against our club and town!

Nah. Grow up a little bit, I can imagine you'd be saying the same had we narrowly avoided relegation.

 

Box of Frogs

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• Apr 28, 2014

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If we had narrowly avoided relegation I doubt if we would have the second best defensive record in the league.

 

The_Viper

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• Apr 28, 2014

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Husty said:

Oh my goodness, what a terrible slight against our club and town!

Nah. Grow up a little bit, I can imagine you'd be saying the same had we narrowly avoided relegation.

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I think you've taken what I've said and ran with it a bit there chap. The fact that a team with the second best defence in the league with the most clean sheets NOT having a single player in the back 5, when one of Koosh/Upson/maybe Ward could have made it without much groaning shows that the team isn't to be taken seriously. It is a PLAYERS team of the year after all. My post was to portray a lack of care about it when it's clearly not the be all and end all.

So to address the sarcasm, of course it's not a slight, it's players opinions and sometimes opinions can be skewed, which these are. Nothing to do with our town, so not sure what you're harping on about there.

Also, not many times (if at all) have I seen a team in a relegation dog fight with the most clean sheets and 2nd best defensive record.