2016/17 QPR PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS please log in to view this image THE club is delighted to confirm details of the 2016/17 QPR Player of the Year awards, to be held at The Pavilion at Stockley Park Golf Club on Saturday 29th April 2017. After a six-year absence, the event will return following the R’s final home fixture of the Sky Bet Championship season against Nottingham Forest at Loftus Road. Tickets for the event – which will be hosted by Sky Sports News HQ’s Dharmesh Sheth – are priced £119 per person, with a table of 10* available for £1090. The event will start with a drinks reception at 7.00pm, before a three-course Asian-inspired dinner. The awards ceremony, followed by an auction and raffle, will commence from 10.00pm, and thereafter guests will be free to dance the night away until 2.00am. Dress code for the event will be lounge suits. QPR CEO, Lee Hoos, welcomed the return of the event, telling www.qpr.co.uk: “I’m really pleased we’ve managed to bring back the Player of the Year event to QPR after a short absence. “Ian Holloway, in particular, was very keen for us to hold an event this year following the success of previous events in his first spell in charge – so we’re all delighted we’ve firstly managed to locate a suitable, local venue and secondly one at a price point that is affordable for the QPR supporters. “I appreciate the announcement of the event is quite late on in the season, but I’m sure the fans will embrace the return of the event, which promises to be a great night for everyone connected to the club.” To book your place at the 2016/17 QPR Player of the Year awards, call the QPR Box Office now on 08444 777 007 or click HERE. When booking, please have all your guests’ names to add to your booking form. Supporters who book early will also be given priority on the position of their table. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to welcoming you on the night. * Supporters wishing to book a table of 10 will need to call the QPR Box Office direct on 08444 777 007. Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/2...r-april-29th-3648884.aspx#8SUARr8Lw3OFXISk.99
I have opted for Smithies as well. Wszolek would have been my next choice I think. Based on the season, I do not believe any of the others really deserve it. Whilst the new guys have done well (Freeman & Smith) they shouldn't really feature in the list imo.
Surely it must be a landslide win for Smithies this year. Manning for young player of the year, if he had got the oppurtunity earlier and played more games he would have been in contention for both prizes imo. That pass at Reading alone is worthy of winning goal of the season for me.
No brainer really - we would've been rock bottom without Smithies when JFH was in charge, and he's maintained that form throughout the whole season, so gets my vote. The new guys are pulling their weight, but shouldn't be in contention for Player of the YEAR......
I agree with Smithies but does no one think Grant Hall deserves a shout He,s fitted and into a new tricky role very well?
What position would we be in even without Smithies' penalty saves let alone the string of foiled one on ones and fantastic saves he's made consistently throughout the campaign? A one horse race for me.
Nines, if you are serious, I could be up for this. As long as I can find a hotel nearby that will not cost the earth. Anyone else interested?
Well there's Redrum Onuoha, erm... Silver Bircham and.... erm... OK perhaps not (that idea fell at the first Furlong).
Bit of a foregone conclusion I would have thought......honourable mention to grant hall......but Smithies by a country mile......
