By Aston
April 23 2008

Town's end of season awards dinner was last night, Jon Walters picked up two awards while Pablo Counago, Danny Haynes, Jordan Rhodes and Fabian Wilnis also picked up awards. Walters picked up the players player of the year and the Boxholders and Corporate Sponsors' player of the year, Counago picked up goal of season for his back heel against Charlton, Danny Haynes was awarded most improved player of year, Jordan Rhodes was named academy player of the year and Fabian Wilnis was awarded for his 9 years of service at Portman.

Walters dedicated his two awards to the Town physio team, saying: "It's obviously a fantastic honour for me, to be voted Player of the Year by your team-mates is very special and it's been a proud night for me.

"Hopefully I have repaid the faith the manager has shown in me when he brought me to the Club but I also want to thank our medical team, Matt Byard and Mark Endacott.

"They have nursed me through the season with my knee and if it wasn't for their expertise I would have missed a lot more games than I have."

Source: Ipswich Town - the official website

Did Jon deserve his two awards? Leave your view below.

End Of Season Awards

Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 23/04/2008 19:17

Singing The Blues
23/04/2008 19:17

End Of Season Awards

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Aston
23/04/2008 19:31

and the award for most stupid question this year goes to me for asking if Jon deserved those awards, or course he bloody did


Ipswich Town - the pride of anglia

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IP1
24/04/2008 21:33

good award there Aston

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duck
24/04/2008 22:04

he was one of a few that actually looked any good and gave 100%. well deserved and we want to make we are going to keep him for next season, just hope nobody comes in for him during closed season

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