By Tyne-Talk
May 17 2013

Newcastle United goalkeeper Tim Krul has been named Player of the Season by the Newcastle United Supporters Trust, with Sylvain Marveaux being awarded the Most Improved Player award.  The awards come from a poll of 3000 supporters and the awards will be presented to the players on Sunday before the game. 

Michael Thewlis from the Trust said of the awards;

“The player of the season award for Tim Krul is a recognition of his consistent performances again this season, a year after becoming our first-choice goalkeeper in his first season in the Premier League in 2011-12.

Tim just beat Yohan Cabaye to the top award, with Davide Santon coming third. Although Tim has been absent with injuries this year, he has still made 31 first-team appearances. In the games he has played he has made many match-winning and match-saving stops that has done much to keep us in the Premier League.”

Talking about Marveaux’s recognition he added;

“Fans really do appreciate seeing players develop at their club and think it is important that the work those players put in is recognised, and that is what this award is all about.

Sylvain was the runaway winner of the fans’ most improved player award, with Davide Santon coming second and James Perch coming third. Despite only starting in 20 games this year, fans have been impressed by Sylvain’s positivity and battling, hard-working performances and they will certainly be looking forward to seeing him next season.”

Krul & Marveux To Receive Player Awards On Sunday

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