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PFA Team of the Year (1970s)

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Annual English football award

Kenny Sansom appeared in a PFA Team of the Year on 11 occasions, which is more than any other player.

TheProfessional Footballers' Association Team of the Year (often called thePFA Team of the Year, or simply theTeam of the Year) is an annual award given to a set of 55 footballers across the top four tiers of men'sEnglish football; thePremier League, theChampionship,League One andLeague Two, as well as the women'sFA WSL, who are seen to be deserving of being named in a "Team of the Year".Peter Shilton currently holds the most appearances in the PFA Team of the Year in the top division with 10 appearances.Steven Gerrard currently holds the most appearances in the PFA Team of the Year in the Premier League era with eight appearances.

The award has been presented since the1973–74 season and the shortlist is compiled by the members of the players' trade union, theProfessional Footballers' Association (PFA), in January of every year, with the winners then being voted for by the other players in their respective divisions.[1][2][3] The award is regarded by players inthe Football League as the highest accolade available to them, due to it being picked by their fellow professionals.[2]Oxford United'sDamian Batt, who was named in the Team of the Year for League Two in 2011, said he was "very pleased to be given such a prestigious award. It is something that I am very proud of".[4] In 2014, a team for female players competing in the FA WSL was selected for the first time.[5]

Key

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  • Heading key: Pos. – Position; App. – Number of appearances in a PFA Team of the Year.
  • Position key: GK –Goalkeeper; DF –Defender; MF –Midfielder; FW –Forward.
  • Players marked † appeared in a first tier PFA Team of the Year more than once.
  • Players marked ‡ appeared in a second tier PFA Team of the Year more than once.
  • Players marked * appeared in a third tier PFA Team of the Year more than once.
  • Players marked ¤ appeared in a fourth tier PFA Team of the Year more than once.

Winners

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1973–74

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Source[1]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPat JenningsTottenham Hotspur1
DFPaul MadeleyLeeds United1
DFRoy McFarlandDerby County1
DFNorman HunterLeeds United1
DFColin ToddDerby County1
MFBilly BremnerLeeds United1
MFTony CurrieSheffield United1
MFJohnny GilesLeeds United1
FWMick ChannonSouthampton1
FWMalcolm MacdonaldNewcastle United1
FWAllan ClarkeLeeds United1

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKBryan KingMillwall1
DFJohn CraggsMiddlesbrough1
DFDavid WatsonSunderland1
DFWillie MaddrenMiddlesbrough1
DFJohn GormanCarlisle United1
MFBruce RiochAston Villa1
MFDon MassonNotts County1
MFAsa HartfordWest Bromwich Albion1
FWDennis TueartSunderland1
FWDuncan McKenzieNottingham Forest1
FWDon RogersSwindon Town1

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKRoger JonesBlackburn Rovers1
DFIan WoodOldham Athletic1
DFMel MachinBournemouth1
DFBarry SwallowYork City1
DFColin SullivanPlymouth Argyle1
MFErnie MachinPlymouth Argyle1
MFAlan DurbanShrewsbury Town1
MFBarry LyonsYork City1
FWBruce BannisterBristol Rovers1
FWAlan WarboysBristol Rovers1
FWPhil BoyerBournemouth1

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKSteve DeathReading1
DFIan BranfootLincoln City1
DFJohn HulmeReading1
DFJimmy GilesExeter City1
DFDavid PeachGillingham1
MFFred HillPeterborough United1
MFPaul WalkerPeterborough United1
MFBrian GodfreyNewport County1
FWFred BinneyExeter City1
FWJim HallPeterborough United1
FWBrian YeoGillingham1

1974–75

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Source[1]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter ShiltonStoke City1
DFPaul Madeley †Leeds United2
DFGordon McQueenLeeds United1
DFColin Todd †Derby County2
DFKevin BeattieIpswich Town1
MFBilly BondsWest Ham United1
MFColin BellManchester City1
MFAlan HudsonStoke City1
FWDuncan McKenzie †Leeds United2
FWBob LatchfordEverton1
FWLeighton JamesBurnley1

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKBryan King ‡Millwall2
DFJohn GidmanAston Villa1
DFDavid Watson ‡Sunderland2
DFMartin BuchanManchester United1
DFStewart HoustonManchester United1
MFLen CantelloWest Bromwich Albion1
MFMick ChannonSouthampton2
MFBilly HughesSunderland1
FWRay GraydonAston Villa1
FWStuart PearsonManchester United1
FWPhil BoyerNorwich City2

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKRoger Jones *Blackburn Rovers2
DFAndy BurginBlackburn Rovers1
DFGraham HawkinsBlackburn Rovers1
DFDerek JeffriesCrystal Palace1
DFPhil BurrowsPlymouth Argyle1
MFChris TurnerPeterborough United1
MFArfon GriffithsWrexham1
MFPeter TaylorCrystal Palace1
FWPeter EastoeSwindon Town1
FWBilly RaffertyPlymouth Argyle1
FWAlan BuckleyWalsall1

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter GrotierLincoln City1
DFSandy PateMansfield Town1
DFJimmy Giles ¤Exeter City2
DFTrevor StortonChester City1
DFJohn BreckinRotherham United1
MFBobby DoyleBarnsley1
MFAlan DurbanShrewsbury Town2
MFGordon HodgsonMansfield Town1
FWDerek DraperChester City1
FWRay ClarkeMansfield Town1
FWPaul StratfordNorthampton Town1

1975–76

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Source[6]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPat Jennings †Tottenham Hotspur2
DFPaul Madeley †Leeds United3
DFRoy McFarland †Derby County2
DFColin Todd †Derby County3
DFKevin Beattie †Ipswich Town2
MFKevin KeeganLiverpool1
MFDon MassonQueens Park Rangers2
MFAlan Hudson †Stoke City2
FWDuncan McKenzie †Leeds United3
FWJohn ToshackLiverpool1
FWDennis TueartManchester City2

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKJimmy MontgomerySunderland1
DFGary LockeChelsea1
DFPaul JonesBolton Wanderers1
DFGeoff MerrickBristol City1
DFJohn Gorman ‡Carlisle United2
MFTony TowersSunderland1
MFBobby KerrSunderland1
MFJohnny GilesWest Bromwich Albion2
FWMick Channon ‡Southampton3
FWPaul CheesleyBristol City1
FWPeter ThompsonBolton Wanderers1

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKEric SteelePeterborough United1
DFRay EvansMillwall1
DFIan EvansCrystal Palace1
DFDerek Jeffries *Crystal Palace2
DFClive CharlesCardiff City1
MFPeter O'SullivanBrighton & Hove Albion1
MFDennis BurnettBrighton & Hove Albion1
MFPeter Taylor *Crystal Palace2
MFDavid GregoryPeterborough United1
FWAlan Buckley *Walsall2
FWDixie McNeilHereford United1

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter Grotier ¤Lincoln City2
DFIan Branfoot ¤Lincoln City2
DFSam EllisLincoln City1
DFTerry CooperLincoln City1
DFPhil SandercockTorquay United1
MFGeoff HuttHuddersfield Town1
MFIan MillerDoncaster Rovers1
MFTony WhelanRochdale1
FWJohn WardLincoln City1
FWRonnie MooreTranmere Rovers1
FWPeter KitchenDoncaster Rovers1

1976–77

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Source[6]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKRay ClemenceLiverpool1
DFJohn GidmanAston Villa2
DFRoy McFarland †Derby County3
DFKevin Beattie †Ipswich Town3
DFMick MillsIpswich Town1
MFKevin Keegan †Liverpool2
MFBrian TalbotIpswich Town1
MFTrevor BrookingWest Ham United1
FWTrevor FrancisBirmingham City1
FWAndy GrayAston Villa1
FWDennis Tueart †Manchester City3

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKGeorge WoodBlackpool1
DFGary Locke ‡Chelsea2
DFPaul Jones ‡Bolton Wanderers2
DFPaul FutcherLuton Town1
DFDavid PeachSouthampton2
MFGeorge BestFulham1
MFGary StanleyChelsea1
MFRay WilkinsChelsea1
FWJohn RichardsWolverhampton Wanderers1
FWMick Channon ‡Southampton4
FWJohn RobertsonNottingham Forest1

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKTom McAlisterRotherham United1
DFJohn McMahonPreston North End1
DFIan Evans *Crystal Palace2
DFGraham CrossBrighton & Hove Albion1
DFKenny SansomCrystal Palace1
MFArfon Griffiths *Wrexham2
MFBrian HortonBrighton & Hove Albion1
MFAlan CrawfordRotherham United1
FWPeter WardBrighton & Hove Albion1
FWBilly AshcroftWrexham1
FWAlan Buckley *Walsall3

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKTerry PooleHuddersfield Town1
DFBrendon BatsonCambridge United1
DFLindsay SmithColchester United1
DFSteve DowmanColchester United1
DFAndy FordSouthend United1
MFIan Miller ¤Doncaster Rovers2
MFDennis BondWatford1
MFDon HutchinsBradford City1
FWAlan CurtisSwansea City1
FWBrian JoiceyBarnsley1
FWPeter Kitchen ¤Doncaster Rovers2

1977–78

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Source[7]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter Shilton †Nottingham Forest2
DFJohn Gidman †Aston Villa3
DFGordon McQueen †Manchester United2
DFMartin BuchanManchester United2
DFDerek StathamWest Bromwich Albion1
MFSteve CoppellManchester United1
MFLiam BradyArsenal1
MFTrevor Brooking †West Ham United2
FWTrevor Francis †Birmingham City2
FWJoe JordanManchester United1
FWJohn RobertsonNottingham Forest2

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKBarry DainesTottenham Hotspur1
DFTerry NaylorTottenham Hotspur1
DFPaul Jones ‡Bolton Wanderers3
DFPaul Futcher ‡Luton Town2
DFKenny SansomCrystal Palace2
MFGlenn HoddleTottenham Hotspur1
MFPeter ReidBolton Wanderers1
MFAlan BallSouthampton1
FWPeter WardBrighton & Hove Albion2
FWJohn DuncanTottenham Hotspur1
FWPeter TaylorTottenham Hotspur3

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKDai DaviesWrexham1
DFBrendon BatsonCambridge United2
DFIan RossPeterborough United1
DFChris Turner *Peterborough United2
DFKeith KennedyBury1
MFMickey ThomasWrexham1
MFBobby ShintonWrexham1
MFDavid MossSwindon Town1
FWAlan Buckley *Walsall4
FWDixie McNeil *Wrexham2
FWDave KempPortsmouth1

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter SpringettBarnsley1
DFChris LawlerStockport County1
DFSam Ellis ¤Watford2
DFMick McCarthyBarnsley1
DFKeith PritchettWatford1
MFIan Miller ¤Doncaster Rovers3
MFRoger JoslynWatford1
MFRobbie JamesSwansea City1
FWAlan Curtis ¤Swansea City2
FWBrendan O'CallaghanDoncaster Rovers1
FWAlan MayesWatford1

1978–79

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Source[7]

First Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKPeter Shilton †Nottingham Forest3
DFViv AndersonNottingham Forest1
DFDavid O'LearyArsenal1
DFDavid WatsonManchester City3
DFDerek Statham †West Bromwich Albion2
MFLiam Brady †Arsenal2
MFTony Currie †Leeds United2
MFOsvaldo ArdilesTottenham Hotspur1
FWCyrille RegisWest Bromwich Albion1
FWKenny DalglishLiverpool1
FWLaurie CunninghamWest Bromwich Albion1

Second Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKMark WallingtonLeicester City1
DFKevin HirdBlackburn Rovers1
DFMark LawrensonBrighton & Hove Albion1
DFMike DoyleStoke City1
DFKenny Sansom ‡Crystal Palace3
MFTrevor BrookingWest Ham United3
MFHoward KendallStoke City1
MFBrian HortonBrighton & Hove Albion2
FWPop RobsonWest Ham United1
FWMike FlanaganCharlton Athletic1
FWPeter WitheNewcastle United1

Third Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKChris TurnerSheffield Wednesday1
DFJohn StirkWatford1
DFSteve SimsWatford1
DFIan MacDonald[a]Carlisle United1
DFTrevor Storton[a]Chester City2
DFJohn BreckinRotherham United2
MFBrian HornsbySheffield Wednesday1
MFRay McHaleSwindon Town1
MFIan CallaghanSwansea City1
FWLuther BlissettWatford1
FWRoss JenkinsWatford1
FWAlan CurtisSwansea City3

Fourth Division

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Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GKSteve Death ¤Reading2
DFGary PetersReading1
DFSteve FosterPortsmouth1
DFMick McCarthy ¤Barnsley2
DFKevin MooreGrimsby Town1
MFJoe WatersGrimsby Town1
MFRichie BowmanReading1
MFAlan LittleBarnsley1
FWAlan CorkWimbledon1
FWLes BraddStockport County1
FWAllan ClarkeBarnsley2

Notes

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  1. ^abPlayers tied for position.[7][8]

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcLynch, Tony (1995).The Official P.F.A. Footballers Heroes. London: Random House. p. 140.ISBN 978-0-09-179135-3.
  2. ^ab"LUFC No Leeds players in PFA Team of the Year".Vital Leeds. 18 April 2011. Retrieved26 April 2018.
  3. ^Magowan, Alistair (18 April 2011)."Do you agree with PFA awards?". BBC Sport. Retrieved26 April 2018.
  4. ^Sumner, Ric (20 April 2011)."Batt named in PFA League Two team of the year".Oxford Journal. Archived fromthe original on 19 June 2013.
  5. ^"New titles for women at PFA awards dinner in 2014". The Football Association. 13 March 2014. Retrieved26 April 2018.
  6. ^abLynch.The Official P.F.A. Footballers Heroes. p. 141.
  7. ^abcLynch.The Official P.F.A. Footballers Heroes. p. 142.
  8. ^Hugman, Barry J., ed. (1999).The 1999–2000 Official PFA Footballers Factfile. Harpenden: Queen Anne Press. p. 352.ISBN 978-1-85291-607-7.

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