Awards: Lee Camp Near Runner Up....Two Ex-QPR Goalies Win Clubs' Player of The Year Awards

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Two former QPR goalies win their clubs' Player of The Year Awards! Congratulations to Simon Royce and Tony Roberts.


FOOTBALL LEAGUE AWARDS - LEAGUE HONOUR GOLDEN SIX

The winners of the 2007/08 PUMA Golden Boot and PUMA Golden Glove awards have been announced. The leading scorers and shot-stoppers from all three divisions of The Football League are set to receive specially designed golden trophies to mark their respective achievements in all competitions this season.

The winner of the Golden Boot for the Championship is Wolverhampton Wanderers' prolific striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake. The ex-Manchester United player has notched 25 goals this season, including 13 for previous club Plymouth Argyle before his move to Molineux in the January transfer window.

The Golden Glove goes to West Bromwich Albion's veteran keeper Dean Kiely who recorded 18 clean sheets, as he helped the Baggies clinch the Coca-Cola Championship title.

In League 1, Trinidad & Tobago star Jason Scotland added a Golden Boot to his winner's medal by scoring 28 goals for Swansea City. Whilst Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Paul Smith, runner-up 12 months ago, recorded 25 clean sheets to help his side secure Championship football next term.

Peterborough United's Aaron McLean registered 33 goals in his first full season at London Road to take the League 2 Golden Boot. Milton Keynes Dons' French goalkeeper Willy Gueret won the League 2 Golden Glove award with 23 shut-outs as his side stormed to a League and Johnstone's Paint Trophy double.

In announcing the PUMA Golden Boot and Golden Glove Award winners, Lord Mawhinney, Chairman of The Football League, said:

"Goalscorers and Goalkeepers are frequently the difference between success and failure in football. Each of these winners has made an enormous contribution to their club this season and they fully deserve this extra recognition."

Richard Callaway, Teamsports Marketing Manager at PUMA UK, added:
"Strikers and goalkeepers can often win a match for their team with a last minute goal or breathtaking save. These accolades give us an opportunity to reward players of all levels - congratulations to all of the winners."

Goals and clean sheets in The Coca-Cola Football League, Carling Cup, Johnstone's Paint Trophy and FA Cup sponsored by E.ON have all counted towards the PUMA Golden Boot and Golden Glove awards.

GOLDEN BOOT:
Sylvan Ebanks-BlakeChampionship
Sylvan Ebanks-Blake - Wolverhampton Wanderers 25 goals
Kevin Phillips - West Bromwich Albion 24
James Beattie - Sheffield United 22
Stern John - Southampton 19

Jason ScotlandLeague 1
Jason Scotland - Swansea 28 goals
Jermaine Beckford - Leeds United 20
Nicky Forster - Brighton and Hove Albion 19
Rickie Lambert - Bristol Rovers 19
Adam Boyd - Leyton Orient 17

Aaron McLeanLeague 2
Aaron Mclean - Peterborough United 33
Jack Lester - Chesterfield 27
Scott McGleish - Wycombe Wanderers 26
Andy Bishop - Bury 25
Michael Boulding - Mansfield Town 25


Golden Glove Awards
Dean KielyChampionship
Dean Kiely - West Bromwich Albion 18 clean sheets
Wayne Hennessey - Wolverhampton Wanderers 17
Boaz Myhill - Hull City 16
Adriano Basso - Bristol City 14
Lee Camp - Queens Park Rangers 14
Paddy Kenny - Sheffield United 14

Paul SmithLeague 1
Paul Smith - Nottingham Forest 25 clean sheets
Casper Ankergren - Leeds United 22
Dorus De Vries - Swansea City 22
Neil Sullivan - Doncaster Rovers 21
Clayton Ince - Walsall 19
Keiren Westwood - Carlisle United 19

Willy GueretLeague 2
Willy Gueret - Milton Keynes Dons 23 clean sheets
Wayne Brown - Hereford United 21
David Stockdale - Darlington 19
Frank Fielding - Wycombe Wanderers 15
Joe Lewis - Peterborough United 15
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CLUB-BY-CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS

Listed below are the top performing players at each individual club in The Football League. Each club has different criteria for voting and the award may have been chosen by the management, players or supporters of a club - or a combination of all three.

We have summarised the most prestigious of all the awards in the list below so you can see, at a glance, who won what and where. Please note not all the clubs have announced their award winners and this page will be updated as this information becomes available.

Championship
Barnsley Stephen Foster
Blackpool Stephen Crainey
Bristol City Adriano Basso
Burnley Wade Elliott
Cardiff City Roger Johnson
Charlton Athletic Matt Holland
Colchester United Johnnie Jackson
Coventry City Jay Tabb
Crystal Palace TBC
Hull City Michael Turner
Ipswich Town Jonathan Walters
Leicester City Richard Stearman
Norwich City Dion Dublin
Plymouth Argyle Kristian Timar
Preston North End Sean St Ledger
Queens Park Rangers Martin Rowlands
Scunthorpe United Jack Cork
Sheffield Wednesday Mark Beevers
Sheffield United James Beattie
Southampton Andrew Davies
Stoke City Liam Lawrence
Watford Tommy Smith
West Bromwich Albion Kevin Phillips
Wolves Wayne Hennessey

League 1
Bournemouth TBC
Brighton & Hove Albion Tommy Elphick
Bristol Rovers Stuart Campbell
Carlisle United Kieren Westwood
Cheltenham Town David Bird
Crewe Alexandra TBC
Doncaster Rovers Ritchie Wellens
Gillingham Simon Royce
Hartlepool United Ritchie Humphreys
Huddersfield Town Andy Holdsworth
Leeds United Jermaine Beckford
Leyton Orient Adam Chambers
Luton Town Keith Keane
Millwall Paul Robinson
Northampton Town Danny Jackman
Nottingham Forest Julian Bennett
Oldham Athletic Mark Allott
Port Vale Paul Harsley
Southend United Nick Bailey
Swansea City Jason Scotland
Swindon Town Miguel Comminges
Tranmere Rovers Ian Goodison
Walsall Anthony Gerrard
Yeovil Town Marcus Stewart

League 2
Accrington Stanley Paul Mullin
Barnet Joe Devera
Bury Paul Scott
Bradford City Joe Colbeck
Brentford Matt Heywood
Chester City Paul Linwood
Chesterfield Jack Lester
Dagenham & Redbridge Tony Roberts
Darlington David Stockdale
Grimsby Town Phil Barnes
Hereford United Wayne Brown
Lincoln City Paul Green
Macclesfield Town Terry Dunfield
Mansfield Town Johnny Mullins
Morecambe Danny Adams
MK Dons Dean Lewington
Notts County Adam Tann
Peterborough United Charlie Lee
Rochdale Gary Jones
Rotherham United TBC
Shrewsbury Town Marc Tierney
Stockport County Liam Dickinson
Wycombe Wanderers Leon Johnson
Wrexham Neil Roberts
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