Team of the week - Player/Manager of the month

[McMidjo]

Antall plasseringer totalt på The Football League sitt 'Team of the week':

Jermaine Beckford: 4
Bradley Johnson: 3
Richard Naylor: 3
Jason Crowe: 2
Robert Snodgrass: 2
Johnny Howson: 2
Luciano Becchio: 2
Micky Doyle: 1
Shane Higgs: 1
Andy Hughes: 1
Paddy Kisnorbo: 1
Neil Kilkenny: 1
Leigh Bromby: 1

(Oppdatert etter: MK Dons H)


(Finner dessverre ikke noen fullstendig statistikk fra forrige sesong, men kan ikke huske at Leeds akkurat var overrepresentert på disse lagene den gang, men Beckford, Delph og Frazer Richardson hadde vel noen plasseringer....)

[testo]

Johnson & Crowe Make Team

Bradley Johnson and Jason Crowe made the League One team of the week.

 
Both were rewarded for their performances in the weekend win over Tranmere Rovers by the Press Association who pick the top eleven performing players.

Full League One team: Fraser Forster - Bristol Rovers, Jason Crowe - Leeds, Matthew Taylor - Exeter, Danny Coles - Bristol Rovers, Peter Hartley - Hartlepool, Jason Puncheon - MK Dons, Dean Hammond - Southampton, Carl Baker - Stockport, Bradley Johnson - Leeds, Grant Holt - Norwich, Jonathan Obika - Yeovil.
 

[Promotion 2010]

Johnson & Beckford Make Team
Article by Kevin Markey Thursday, 3rd September 2009 

Bradley Johnson, two weeks running, and Jermaine Beckford made the League One team of the week.

Leeds United continue to dominate the League One team of the week as for four weeks running two Whites player's make the side.

Both Johnson and Beckford were rewarded for their performances in the weekend win over Colchester United by the Press Association who pick the top eleven performing players.

Full League One team: Clayton Ince - Walsall, Barry Fuller - Gillingham, Michael Nelson - Norwich, Scott Cuthbert - Swindon, Jose Vito Semedo - Charlton, Luke Chadwick - MK Dons, Paul Thirlwell - Carlisle, Nick Bailey - Charlton, Bradley Johnson - Leeds, Scott McGleish - Leyton Orient, Jermaine Beckford - Leeds.
 


OPPDATER DA, McMIDJO!!! 

[McMidjo]

Johnson & Beckford Make Team
Article by Kevin Markey Thursday, 3rd September 2009 

Bradley Johnson, two weeks running, and Jermaine Beckford made the League One team of the week.

Leeds United continue to dominate the League One team of the week as for four weeks running two Whites player's make the side.

Both Johnson and Beckford were rewarded for their performances in the weekend win over Colchester United by the Press Association who pick the top eleven performing players.

Full League One team: Clayton Ince - Walsall, Barry Fuller - Gillingham, Michael Nelson - Norwich, Scott Cuthbert - Swindon, Jose Vito Semedo - Charlton, Luke Chadwick - MK Dons, Paul Thirlwell - Carlisle, Nick Bailey - Charlton, Bradley Johnson - Leeds, Scott McGleish - Leyton Orient, Jermaine Beckford - Leeds.
 


OPPDATER DA, McMIDJO!!! 

Sorry, mye å gjøre på jobb for tida... 

Sammenlagt - antall plasseringer sålangt på ukas lag:

Jermaine Beckford: 2
Bradley Johnson: 2
Micky Doyle: 1
Shane Higgs: 1
Andy Hughes: 1
Jason Crowe: 1

Skal vi gjette at Becks og Snoddy har en ny plassering etter helgas kamper?

[Promotion 2010]

CROWE denne gangen:
Crowe Makes Team
Article by Kevin Markey Thursday, 10th September 2009 

Jason Crowe made the League One team of the week.
Jason Crowe makes his second appearance of the season in the League One team after his steady appearance against Stockport County. Joining him is former Leeds midfielder and captain Jonathon Douglas.

Full League One team: Mikkel Andersen - Bristol Rovers, Jason Crowe - Leeds United, Sam Collins - Hartlepool, Danny Livesey - Carlisle, Kelly Youga Charlton , Leon McSweeney - Hartlepool, Jonathon Douglas - Swindon, Anthony Kay - Huddersfield, Jeff Hughes - Bristol Rovers, Lee Barnard - Southend, Simeon Jackson - Gillingham.


http://www.leedsunited-mad.co.uk/news/loadsngl.asp?cid=ED14&id=463113

[bwirum]

Bedre om du oppdaterer den første posten med totalen McMidjo.

[lojosang]

Bedre om du oppdaterer den første posten med totalen McMidjo.

Helt uenig. Jeg får nyeste innlegg opp øverst på førstesida i enhver tråd. Praktisk og greit. 

[bwirum]

Jahmm.. men når det blir litt flere innlegg i tråder som denne så ender jeg opp med å tråle nedover for å finne det jeg er ute etter. Forventer liksom å finne sånt i første posten. Men det er nå meg.

[lojosang]

Kan vi kreve at han gjør oss BEGGE fornøyde ved å gjøre begge deler da?

[McMidjo]

Kompromiss:

Jeg oppdaterer totalregnskapet i den aller første posten, så kan alle dere andre poste de ukentlige teams of the week - og evt diskutere det som evt måtte å være å diskutere om disse lagene.....

OK?

[Asbjørn]

Kompromiss:

Jeg oppdaterer totalregnskapet i den aller første posten, så kan alle dere andre poste de ukentlige teams of the week - og evt diskutere det som evt måtte å være å diskutere om disse lagene.....

OK?

...problemet med dét er jo at alle som er innlogget da må til siste post for å finne totalstillingen (og kem gidder vel det...)






Problemstilling:
De som ikke logger seg inn, syns det er greit å få oppdateringer i første post.
De som ér innlogget, får siste innlegg først, og må til det som for dem blir siste side, siste post for å finne totalstillingen...

Dette  er jo et evig dilemma slik forumet nå er lagt opp.

(Dette er ikke meg i moddis-rollen som tar stilling til noe, men er en problemstilling vi alltid møter når det blir snakk om oppdateringer...). Men, hvem skal "prioriteres", innloggede eller "ikke-innloggede"...

Men, vel, det er jo også off topic i forhold til emnet

[Tom S]

Pri "inn-loggede", sjølvsagt!

[Asbjørn]

Pri "inn-loggede", sjølvsagt!

Ehem, for å rettlede meg selv så kan vi alle sammen, når vi er innlogget, hehe, selv velge om vi vil ha siste innlegg først (Hah, der fikk jeg den).

Trykk på ditt eget profilnavn, velg "utseende og layoutinnstillinger" i margen til venstre, og velg blant annet mellom dette...

[lojosang]

Folk som ikke gidder å logge seg inn kan vi da drite syltynt i Asbjørn? 

[bwirum]

Jeg er alltid innlogget, men det er bare en vanesak fra min side.

På den annen side så kan vi jo kreve akkurat hva vi vil Lojo!

På den tredje side er det jo langt i fra sikkert at kravene våre blir fulgt opp

[lojosang]

På den annen side så kan vi jo kreve akkurat hva vi vil Lojo!

På den tredje side er det jo langt i fra sikkert at kravene våre blir fulgt opp

Utvilsomt! 

[Promotion 2010]

http://www.givemefootball.com/pfa-awards/pfa-fans-player-of-the-month-update-league-one

PFA Fans’ Player of the Month Update: League One
Leeds trio all in the running for PFA Fans' Award
By Ian Clarkson  October 29, 2009

Beckford features regularly in the fan’ player voting. (©PAphotos) Picture GalleryNew
 
 Jermaine Beckford
 Robert Snodgrass
Lee Barnard
Bradley Johnson

Leeds appear to be romping away with the League One title and their performances are making supporters across the country sit up and take note.

That is why three of the top four contenders for Octobers PFA Fans’ Player of the Month Awards are from Elland Road. Robert Snodgrass – who received the prestigious award for August/September, Bradley Johnson and perennial challenger Jermaine Beckford, are all in the frame as supporters continue to cast their votes.

Southend United might be having their off field problems but Lee Barnard is continuing to produce the goods on the park and his 12 goals have been an impressive haul for the Shrimpers.

A hat-trick and three two-goal hauls show that when Barnard is hot he is red hot and Southend supporters will be looking over their shoulders when the January transfer window opens if he continues in this rich vein of form.

Snodgrass was called into the Scotland squad for the recent friendly against Japan only for a knee injury to prevent him playing but his goals have kept him at the forefront of Leeds’ supporters’ thoughts.

He pipped Beckford to the post last month and that is no mean achievement with the Leeds’ striker consistently in the top four.

Hardly a day goes by without transfer speculation concerning Jermaine Beckford but the jet-heeled striker lets his boots do the talking and is already in double figures again this season after his midweek brace at Bristol Rovers.

His record of scoring goals at this level is proven and there is no doubt he will – injuries permitting – reach the landmark of 20 goals once again this season, which will no doubt keep the vultures circling at Elland Road.

Johnson has really made his mark this season with six goals and countless assists as Leeds currently sit four points clear. A loan spell at Brighton last year showed that he didn’t quite hit it off with previous boss Gary McAllister but he has flourished under Simon Grayson.

His arrival from Northampton was a proven lower League One player making the switch to Elland Road and it has paid dividends as he has F***ed into Grayson’s plans perfectly.
With three days left to vote then your vote really could make all the difference…

League One Leading Contenders

Jermaine Beckford - Leeds United
Robert Snodgrass - Leeds United
Lee Barnard - Southend United
Bradley Johnson - Leeds United

[Promotion 2010]

Månedens spiller for Oktober:

Jermaine Beckford (Leeds United)

http://www.leedsunited.com/news/becks-wins-october-award-20091103_2247585_1845253


Månedens spiller for September:

Robert Snodgrass

 

[Promotion 2010]

Her er absolutt noe merkelig:
Michael Doyle er kåret til - Johnstone's Paint Trophy's most popular player in a number four shirt

The power of Leeds United! Last Thursday a bottle of champagne arrived at Thorp Arch for Michael Doyle, freshly named as the Johnstone's Paint Trophy's most popular player in a number four shirt.

The award was made after a public vote via the Internet (something which United's supporters are adept at dominating, as the PFA's player of the month nominations regularly show) and a JPT press release described the result as "no surprise".

"He seems to be something of a cult hero," said the trophy's sponsorship manager, Teresa Hardwick.

One person who was surprised was Doyle himself, making the observation that he had not actually played in the competition.

The midfielder, pictured left, was one of the players rested last month when Leeds beat Darlington in the second round.

"I was told that I won by a long shot," he said, "which just goes to show how desperate the fans are to win things – even a little award like this.

"I haven't even played in the competition and I've won the trophy. It's great!

 

[auren]

En av de latterligste prisene jeg har hørt om. Er det mulig?

Go Doyle

auren

[testo]

  Ha ha morsom kåring
Hvem ble kåret til mest populær i svarte fotballsko størelse 44 er vel neste.hohohohohoho  

[McMidjo]

Oppdaterer litt her:

19/9 (Gillingham): Howson og Johnson
26/9 (MK Dons): Kisnorbo
31/10 (Yeovil): Naylor

[McMidjo]

Beckford, Kilkenny og Snodgrass (for første gang denne sesongen) i TotW etter Brightonkampen:
http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/42/43/0,,10794~148290,00.pdf

Antall plasseringer totalt på The Football League sitt 'Team of the week' så langt:

Bradley Johnson: 3
Jermaine Beckford: 3
Jason Crowe: 2
Micky Doyle: 1
Shane Higgs: 1
Andy Hughes: 1
Johnny Howson: 1
Paddy Kisnorbo: 1
Richard Naylor: 1
Snodgrass: 1
Kilkenny: 1

[Promotion 2010]

Kjelvi, da....

Vi har jo samlet alt her!  

Slettet egen quote 

[Promotion 2010]

Eller synes du vi skal samle alt her:

http://www.leedsunited.no/forum/index.php?topic=13389.0

 

[kjelvi]

Kjelvi, da....

Vi har jo samlet alt her!  

Var ikke klar over denne.
Ikke'no grunn til å ha flere tråder om det samme. Liker at det skal være orden i sysakene!
Kanskje McMidje kan justere tråd-tittelen fra 'Team of the week' til honors e.l.
Vipper over november-artikkelen og sletter tråden!

[kjelvi]

PFA Fans’ Player of the Month winner: League One (Nov '09)
There’s no-one to touch Jermaine Beckford – or Leeds United – at the moment

Jermaine Beckford completed a hat-trick of awards for Leeds this season as they continue to dominate the PFA Fans’ Player of the Month Awards...as well as League One.
Beckford has won the coveted award more than any other player since its inception and his popularity shows no sign of waning at Elland Road.
He retains the award that he also won in October and follows on from team mate Robert Snodgrass who won the award in August/September.
The plaudits keep coming in for Beckford who continues to score heavily for Leeds and is once again being touted as a potential target in the January transfer window.
There were no takers for Beckford in the summer when he was placed on the transfer list but he has subsequently been removed and continued to score goals with aplomb.
And manager Simon Grayson is already warding off potential suitors next month as he wants to keep his squad intact in order to clinch the title. “I'll be bracing myself for calls in January, but he won't be going anywhere,” Grayson said.
"Jermaine came off the transfer list in the summer and the chairman has promised me that he won't be going anywhere. If he walks away in June and we've been promoted then it'll be happy days for us because we've achieved what we need to do.
"If he leaves then that's entirely up to him. That's the risk we're running, but I'm sure he'll concentrate and keep getting his goals.”
That is definitely Beckford’s trademark as he has already snared 14 goals this season and is on course to comfortably pass the 20-goal barrier for the third consecutive campaign at Elland Road.
Quotes from Beckford are like gold dust as he prefers to let his feet do the talking but Leeds supporters don’t care as he is a cult hero with an army of followers – hence all these personal awards.
With a Johnstone’s Paint Trophy Area semi final on the horizon against Accrington Stanley later this month there is every chance Beckford could be firing Leeds towards a Wembley final as well as taking a giant step towards promotion before the end of 2009.
If so, the odds must be short on the jet-heeled striker completing a hat-trick of personal awards before the Christmas decorations come down.

PFA Fans' Player of the Month - November '09 winners:
* Premier League: Wayne Rooney - Manchester United
* Championship: Kevin Nolan - Newcastle United
* League One: Jermaine Beckford - Leeds United
* League Two: Jason Pearce - Bournemouth

givemefootball.com

[Promotion 2010]

Simon Grayson for "Manager of the Month?
The 39-year-old will learn on Saturday whether he has collected his first manager of the month award of the season at the third time of asking.

Grayson was nominated for the prize in August and September but was overlooked on both occasions.

Charlton's Phil Parkinson, Swindon Town manager Danny Wilson and Huddersfield boss Lee Clark are also in contention.

YEP

[kjelvi]

Snodgrass makes team of the week
Leeds United midfielder Robert Snodgrass has been included in this weeks League One team of the week for his performance against Huddersfield Town on Saturday.
Snodgrass opened the scoring for Leeds inside the first two minutes but the side had to settle for a point in a battling West Yorkshire derby.
The team of the week is chosen by the Press Association for the top eleven performing players for their positions that weekend.

Team:
Rob Elliott - Charlton
Shaleum Logan - Tranmere
Chris Westwood - Wycombe
Danny Livesey - Carlisle
Peter Hartley - Hartlepool
Andrew Crofts - Brighton
Dean Hammond - Southampton
Scott Davies - Wycombe
Robert Snodgrass - Leeds
David Connelly - Southampton
Charlie Austin - Swindon

[kjelvi]

LUFC Leeds duo make Team of the week
Leeds United duo Leigh Bromby and Robert Snodgrass have been included in this weeks League One team of the week for their performances in the weekend victory over Southampton.
Bromby who is settling into the Leeds defence had a good game at right.
Robert Snodgrass scored the vital goal inside the final fifteen minutes with a wonderful curling right foot shot.
The team of the week is picked by the Press Association who pick the top eleven performing players for their positions over the weekend.

Full Team:
Paul Jones -Exeter
Leigh Bromby - Leeds
Ben Chorley - Leyton Orient
Mark Bentley - Gillingham
Stephen Purches - Leyton Orient
Peter Till -Walsall
Ryan Hartley - Exeter
Scott Golbourne - Exeter
Robert Snodgrass -Leeds
Deon Burton - Charlton
Troy Deeney - Walsall