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Peter Weatherson nominated for League 2 Player of the Year

21/04/16    SUTHERLAND HOUSE - GLASGOW     League 2 Player of the Year Nominee Peter Weatherson

21/04/16
SUTHERLAND HOUSE – GLASGOW
League 2 Player of the Year Nominee Peter Weatherson

PFA Scotland is delighted to announce the nominees for this season’s Championship, League 1 and League 2 Player of the Year Awards 2016.

Players at every club across the country have had their say and this year’s nominees in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 are as follows:

Championship Player of the Year

Jason Cummings, Hibernian

John McGinn, Hibernian

Lee Wallace ,Rangers

Martyn Waghorn, Rangers

League 1 Player of the Year

Joe Cardle, Dunfermline

Faissal el Bakhtaoui, Dunfermline

Rory McAllister, Peterhead

Greig Spence, Cowdenbeath

League 2 Player of the Year

Nathan Austin, East Fife

Bobby Linn ,Arbroath

, Annan Athletic

Kyle Wilkie, East Fife

Championship nominee Lee Wallace has previously been a winner at the PFA Scotland annual awards having won the League 2 Player of the Year accolade in 2013. The other three candidates are all nominated for the first time.

Peterhead striker Rory McAllister already has a hat trick of PFA Player of the Year awards to his name – two from League 1 in 2010 and 2011 and one from League 2 in 2014 – and finds himself up for nomination again after another successful season on the goals front.

Bobby Linn, from Arbroath, is hoping to do back-to-back wins in the League 2 Player of the Year category after scooping the award last year.

The overall winner will be announced on Sunday 1st May at PFA Scotland’s annual Awards Dinner at the Hilton Hotel, Glasgow

For more information please contact Michelle Evans on 07796 171490 or email michelle@pfascotland.co.uk or alternatively call Paul Kiddie on 07852 988828.

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