PFA nominations are out

[richardtheref]

voting ended last day of march my friends

 

[thuder]

He hasn't though, has he?

Just as De Bruyne hasn't single handedly won us a league and Cup double. However, he has been the standout, and constant, in a team that is set to smash any and all Premier League records this season. Whereas Salah, who yes, has been as equally a standout player in a team that is just about meeting expectations in the league whilst undoubtedly falling short in other domestic competitions by their own measures.

As for the Champions League, he didn't dominate either game against us and a one legged Yaya could have advanced from their group alone.

2 goals and 2 assists in a Semi, he does deserve it. Just as Kev would too

 

[Metalartin]

2 goals and 2 assists in a Semi, he does deserve it. Just as Kev would too

This is PL honour voted by players based on who they've played against is it not?(you can't even vote for a member of the same team according to ESPN) Should be nothing to do with none domestic competition if that's the case.

Also you can't use the Semi as a reason when it came after the vote on top of it not being domestic competition. Again according to some the vote was made in December by the players for the calendar year. So even if he had decided the tie against us single handedly("woooah even the linesman's too slow for him... he's Messi now" #hyperpool) which he didn't that wouldn't have been taken into consideration, nor would the away league game.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

It’s not really a complete injustice though is it. Not like Phil Jones won it.

 

[bellsouth]

Given that voting for FWA closes on Sunday, I think last night might mean Kev's going to miss out again