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His return to the very first club he played with was a resounding success; he claimed nearly every individual award he was eligible for, and he captained the squad to the title. Along the way, he broke his the assist record, getting 28 total, to go along with 18 goals. Although he has now crossed over into his 30s, he seemingly has not lost a step, and displayed his usual dazzling array of dribbling brilliance every game, to the delight of the fans. His trip back from [[Vilita]], which cost Shoreland United a cool K9 million, was deemed an immediate success, and his 4 year contract which he signed makes sure he will stay at the club till its time to hang up the boots. Became the first player in Premier League history to capture this award twice. | His return to the very first club he played with was a resounding success; he claimed nearly every individual award he was eligible for, and he captained the squad to the title. Along the way, he broke his the assist record, getting 28 total, to go along with 18 goals. Although he has now crossed over into his 30s, he seemingly has not lost a step, and displayed his usual dazzling array of dribbling brilliance every game, to the delight of the fans. His trip back from [[Vilita]], which cost Shoreland United a cool K9 million, was deemed an immediate success, and his 4 year contract which he signed makes sure he will stay at the club till its time to hang up the boots. Became the first player in Premier League history to capture this award twice. | ||
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After his phenomenal success this year, has been quickly dubbed the next big thing to come out of the Shoreland United youth system. Thrown into the first time to replace the retired Mohammed Sakker, he had big shoes to fill, but the 18 year old striker was up to the task. He finished this season with 16 goals and 7 assists, playing a pivotal role in leading his club to their third, and his first, Premier League championship. | After his phenomenal success this year, has been quickly dubbed the next big thing to come out of the Shoreland United youth system. Thrown into the first time to replace the retired Mohammed Sakker, he had big shoes to fill, but the 18 year old striker was up to the task. He finished this season with 16 goals and 7 assists, playing a pivotal role in leading his club to their third, and his first, Premier League championship. | ||
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===Goalkeeper of the Year=== | ===Goalkeeper of the Year=== | ||
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| + | The most improved team in the Premier League would not have done it without the 23 year old giant in between the posts. Easily the best GK in Nedalia this year, he can be considered as already having booked himself a spot for the [[World Cup 29]] qualifying campaign. Appeared in all 38 matches for his club, even captaining the squad 4 times. His poise, maturity, and passionate play has experts calling the best GK to come out of the country since [[Derrell Lynch]]. | ||
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===Defender of the Year=== | ===Defender of the Year=== | ||
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| + | The best defender in the Premier League captured the award for a record 3 times as he led the back four of his club to the title, again. His sturdy play has made him of of Nedalia's best players, an undroppable fixture in the Lions' lineup. His age wont allow him to keep playing at this level for too much longer, but till now, he has shown no signs of letting up. Appeared 36 times, scoring 2 goals and delivering 5 assists, but his real worth cannot be counted. | ||
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See above, '''Player of the Year.''' | See above, '''Player of the Year.''' | ||
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===Striker of the Year=== | ===Striker of the Year=== | ||
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| + | The only foreigner to win an award this season, but there can be no argument as to whether he deserves it or not. In fact, if it wasnt for him, his underachieving club might have slipped alot further down than their record low 8th spot. The [[Liverpool England]] international had a phenomenal first season in the Premier League, which is reflected by his stat-line: 35 appearances, 25 goals, 12 assists, and a 7.82 rating. With his club talking about beefing up their roster with heavy off-season transactions, he might be leading the team in title contention next year. | ||
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==Foreign Report== | ==Foreign Report== | ||
Revision as of 11:15, 15 May 2006
Contents
League Table
TEAM 1) Shoreland United 86 Pts 2) Captera Athletic 81 Pts 3) Honsfield Athletic 81 Pts 4) Brickell United 80 Pts 5) Bronkstone FC 74 Pts 6) Rappor FC 72 Pts 7) Porasse FC 65 Pts 8) Aanjar FC 62 Pts 9) Momesta AC 57 Pts 10) Dorpar AC 55 Pts 11) Strundanne AC 55 Pts 12) Nurpert AC 54 Pts 13) Zupera United 50 Pts 14) Woodston FC 46 Pts 15) Groftanne AC 41 Pts 16) Kimstronne FC 38 Pts 17) Riviera FC 34 Pts 18) Andestranne FC 33 Pts 19) Carlesa FC 28 Pts 20) Edensanne United 27 Pts
Notable Transfers
Luis Sunderland SC Hungry Palls FC(Liverpool England) to Aanjar FC $18.63 million (K13.9 million) Nene LM Marine Coast United(Vilita) to Shoreland United $11.88 million (K9 million) Lumiere SC Nurpert AC to Bronkstone FC $7.26 million (K5.5 million) Adam Carrero GK Orean United(Liverpool England) to Dorpar AC $6.28 million (K4.7 million) Fultan Braswill MF Momesta AC to Rappor FC $4.5 million (K3.41 million) Leonard Otte MF Talbott FC(Liverpool England) to Porasse FC $3.92 million (K2.95 million) Steven Stanislav DC Folenisa(Crna Gora Liv Eng) to Brickell United $2.32 million (K1.75 million) Marcus Alexander LM Watakiskis(Crna Gora Liv Eng) to Momesta AC $1.7 million (K1.3 million)
Goalscorers Table
1) 30 Jimmy Kelly (Captera Athletic) 2) 25 Luis Sunderland (Aanjar FC) 3) 24 Lumiere (Bronkstone FC) 4) 22 Othman Baraket (Brickell United) 5) 19 Formoise Grass (Momesta AC) 6) 19 Ray Lausano (Dorpar AC) 7) 18 Hrjove Brando (Honsfield Athletic) 8) 18 Nene (Shoreland United) 9) 18 Laurie LeClerc (Captera Athletic) 10) 16 Julian Kassem (Shoreland United)
Team of the Year
GK: Henry Tillment Bronkstone FC LD: Gradd Corona Brickell United CD: Mohammed Khadra Shoreland United CD: Cris Donne Porasse FC RD: Hans Lamm Honsfield Athletic LM: Nene Shoreland United CM: Hadi Nazzem Captera Athletic CM: Culmer Dorpar AC RM: Constatine Shoreland United ST: Jimmy Kelly Captera Athletic ST: Luis Sunderland Aanjar FC
Awards
See the history of the Nedalia Premier League awards - Nedalia Premier League Awards
Player of the Year
His return to the very first club he played with was a resounding success; he claimed nearly every individual award he was eligible for, and he captained the squad to the title. Along the way, he broke his the assist record, getting 28 total, to go along with 18 goals. Although he has now crossed over into his 30s, he seemingly has not lost a step, and displayed his usual dazzling array of dribbling brilliance every game, to the delight of the fans. His trip back from Vilita, which cost Shoreland United a cool K9 million, was deemed an immediate success, and his 4 year contract which he signed makes sure he will stay at the club till its time to hang up the boots. Became the first player in Premier League history to capture this award twice.
Young Player of the Year
Julian Kassem Shoreland United
After his phenomenal success this year, has been quickly dubbed the next big thing to come out of the Shoreland United youth system. Thrown into the first time to replace the retired Mohammed Sakker, he had big shoes to fill, but the 18 year old striker was up to the task. He finished this season with 16 goals and 7 assists, playing a pivotal role in leading his club to their third, and his first, Premier League championship.
Goalkeeper of the Year
The most improved team in the Premier League would not have done it without the 23 year old giant in between the posts. Easily the best GK in Nedalia this year, he can be considered as already having booked himself a spot for the World Cup 29 qualifying campaign. Appeared in all 38 matches for his club, even captaining the squad 4 times. His poise, maturity, and passionate play has experts calling the best GK to come out of the country since Derrell Lynch.
Defender of the Year
Mohammed Khadra Shoreland United
The best defender in the Premier League captured the award for a record 3 times as he led the back four of his club to the title, again. His sturdy play has made him of of Nedalia's best players, an undroppable fixture in the Lions' lineup. His age wont allow him to keep playing at this level for too much longer, but till now, he has shown no signs of letting up. Appeared 36 times, scoring 2 goals and delivering 5 assists, but his real worth cannot be counted.
Midfielder of the Year
See above, Player of the Year.
Striker of the Year
The only foreigner to win an award this season, but there can be no argument as to whether he deserves it or not. In fact, if it wasnt for him, his underachieving club might have slipped alot further down than their record low 8th spot. The Liverpool England international had a phenomenal first season in the Premier League, which is reflected by his stat-line: 35 appearances, 25 goals, 12 assists, and a 7.82 rating. With his club talking about beefing up their roster with heavy off-season transactions, he might be leading the team in title contention next year.
Foreign Report
Bettia
- Omar Whistler - Strundanne AC:
- Ziyad Farmer - Porasse FC:
- Laurie LeClerc - Captera Athletic:
Crna Gora Liv Eng
- Marcus Alexander - Momesta AC:
- Steven Stanislav - Brickell United:
Hockey Canada
- Chris Kormack - Edensanne United:
- Yannic Perrault - Edensanne United:
Hypocria
- Peter Costanzo - Bronkstone FC:
- Victor Blanco - Bronkstone FC:
Liverpool England
- Adam Carrero - Dorpar AC:
- Leonard Otte - Porasse FC:
Krytenia
- Ray Lausano - Dorpar AC:
Nova Britannicus
- Joseph Smythe - Honsfield Athletic
- Gordon Buxton - Honsfield Athletic
- Jimmy Trant - Honsfield Athletic
- Henry Maitland - Honsfield Athletic
Spruitland
- Lee Beck - Brickell United
