Liam Gibson

By Frank Stormont
September 19 2010

He may of changed his colours but he still has the skills that made him Player of the Season for 2009/10.

Better late than never!

Tyler Marshall and Tim Mitchell present Liam Gibson with the 5th annual supporter's player of the season award 2009/10

If you can remember back to the end of last season we had a vote for the supporter's Player of the Season. Normally this would have presented at the end of season do but when I got up to present the award the player concerned was nowhere to be seen.

Liam won the award with captain Karl  Marriott coming a close second. Liam had an impressive season after switching his shirt number from 14 to 11. He played all 37hours 20 mins of championship rugby in the league and pool phases, more than any other player in any club.

He follows in the steps of previous winners Martin Schusterman, Nic Sestaret, Ed Lewsey, Matt Hopper.

Both Liam and Karl were at the match on Saturday against London Welsh. One participating and the other just watching in preparation for our match against Pirates in a few weeks.

In the past we have presented a silver framed action photo but this time we have gone one step further and Liam was presented with a clock which has his smile on it as he touched down at snow swept Birmingham and Solihull. An appropriate image as the travel club hope to travel to their new ground shared with the local soccer club.

2009/10 Player of the Season

Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 19/09/2010 20:17

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19/09/2010 20:17

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A Nomad
20/09/2010 21:06

The Hall of Fame proves the point we should stop having this vote because they all leave the club soon aterwards!

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ianbol
22/09/2010 19:30

For the first time I agree with you, Nomad.

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