For me it’s Mané who wins this award. Humble, brilliant and aware of the clubs position in and around the sport. So would love to see him getting as many awards in the coming year as possible.
I love his rugged, gutsy no-nonsence style of play, epitomised when putting his shoulder into Messi and sending him tumbling off the pitch in the 3 – 0 defeat to Barca.
Milner edged it over Firmino who was a close second for his unselfish displays, his work rate and joyful disposition.
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For me it’s Mané who wins this award. Humble, brilliant and aware of the clubs position in and around the sport. So would love to see him getting as many awards in the coming year as possible.
James Milner.
I love his rugged, gutsy no-nonsence style of play, epitomised when putting his shoulder into Messi and sending him tumbling off the pitch in the 3 – 0 defeat to Barca.
Milner edged it over Firmino who was a close second for his unselfish displays, his work rate and joyful disposition.
Andy Robinson