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Alex Mott·25 May 2021
OneFootball
Alex Mott·25 May 2021
Golden Boot winner? Football Writersâ Player of the Season?
All tin-pot awards that quiver in the shadow of the OneFootball Alternative Premier League Awards for 2020/21.
The best moment of this season. The best moment of any season.
One for the Radiohead fans among us.
Marcelo Bielsaâs methods were questioned when he first joined Leeds. Now theyâre finishing their debut Premier League season with the top half.
Getting better all the time.
Dead in the water upon his arrival in January, Thomas Tuchel has transformed Chelsea into genuine title challengers. Absolutely wunderbar.
Marcus Rashford: a hero on and off the pitch this past season.
Like Kanoâs 2019 masterpiece, Graham Potterâs work at Brighton this season has been there for everyone to see but has somehow gone under-appreciated. Weâre still yet to decide whether Ben White is Ghetts in this analogy.
No right foot? No problem for Erik Lamela.
It didnât end quite the way he would have wanted, but 73-year-old Roy Hodgson leaves Crystal Palace as a true club legend/
Who, at the start of the season, had RĂșben Dias down as Player of the Year? You at the back?
Youâre a liar.
Rhian Brewster was supposed to be the striker that would fire Sheffield United to the next stage of their Premier League development.
About that âŠ
Liverpoolâs title defence spluttered post-Christmas in large part down to their astonishing level of injuries at centre-back.
Get back on that physioâs table, lads.
So long then, JosĂ©. Youâve had a good run in the Premier League, but timeâs up.
Carlo Ancelotti not spilling a drop as Everton netted five against Tottenham. A brief high point in an otherwise middling, Starbucks-esque season.
West Ham have gone Czech mad this season, with arguably their two best players being VladimĂr Coufal and TomĂĄĆĄ SouÄek. And who knows, there might even be a trip to Prague in the Europa League next season.
After four years at the helm with Wolves, Nuno Espirito Santo waved goodbye to the Black Country faithful this season and did so with the love of everyone at Molineux.
Scott Parkerâs reputation as a great Premier League manager has grown over the season ⊠as has his quite superb Mike Skinner impression.