TEF Player of the Season 2024/25

[JoeMezz]

Got to be Smith for me. The comeback after Barrow away and the red card to being our best player in most games. A lot of goals and some good performances at centre half, think he's been excellent.

[Batch]

Straight fight between Wright and Smith for me. Both deserving winners, but Wright edges it for doing it for the entire season.

[Wobbly Bob]

Smith.
A well deserved rest coming up for him after a physical battle week in week out.

Kilkenny & Wright have been the other 2 standout performers for consistency.

Couldn't vote for Wright when taking the goals against column into account.

We'll need a settled CB pairing next season that can play 35-40 games together.

[swindonmaniac]

Ripley for me,  changed the goals against enormously.

[Peter Venkman]

Ripley for me,  changed the goals against enormously.

If we had Ripley from the start of the season he would definately been a candidate.

[SwindonCoops]

Harry Smith for me. With Will Wright in second followed by a group of players battling for third place.

What's most impressive for me regarding Smith is that huge shift from getting sent off October / November time. I spoke to my wife and son at the time saying that I never wanted 'that aggressive prick' playing for Town ever again - he didn't offer anything positive to the team. What an immense change in attitude and performance that has not only changed his game, but has also had a massive positive impact on the rest of the team. I'm more than happy to hold my hands up and say that I was completely wrong! Well done Harry 

And in another example of where I'm wrong, I had Sobowale as player of the season back in November, but since then he's fallen off badly and, as others on here have mentioned in other discussions, he's one of few players who have not improved since Holloway came in.

[Nemo]

And in another example of where I'm wrong, I had Sobowale as player of the season back in November, but since then he's fallen off badly and, as others on here have mentioned in other discussions, he's one of few players who have not improved since Holloway came in.

There's your guy who is very high in the matchday voting. 3/4 of his votes came from before the Colchester debacle, he was well clear at that point and very few votes since.

[Nomoreheroes]

Wright, Kilkenny and Smith.

Hon mentions to Kirkman, Ofoborh and McGregor. (Drinan might have got one had he carried the same form and not got injured. Sobowale would have too if he hadn’t pee’d on Holloway’s Cornflakes or something!

[Batch]

What's most impressive for me regarding Smith is that huge shift from getting sent off October / November time. I spoke to my wife and son at the time saying that I never wanted 'that aggressive prick' playing for Town ever again

A lot of us thought that tbf. And he's still a bit agro, but he's getting it on the right side of the law - just.

What's impressed me most is his play is far more than just a head on a stick. Really does lead the line well.

Sobo is unfortunate as he was a bright spot in out clust**k start. I do think he's limited in football skill but his pace and determination often get him out of trouble. I guess Ollie doesn't rate him for whatever reason - can see him moving on if the oppertunity arises.

[Freeloader]

Smudger

[Jimmy Quinn]

Smith for me although he had his critics at the start of the season.

[adje]

None of the above must be up there😉

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

Will was ahead for me for most of the season but I feel like Arry has just nudged ahead though in the last few weeks. Both tremendous signings though...

[jayohaitchenn]

Harry Smith for me. With Will Wright in second followed by a group of players battling for third place.

What's most impressive for me regarding Smith is that huge shift from getting sent off October / November time. I spoke to my wife and son at the time saying that I never wanted 'that aggressive prick' playing for Town ever again - he didn't offer anything positive to the team. What an immense change in attitude and performance that has not only changed his game, but has also had a massive positive impact on the rest of the team. I'm more than happy to hold my hands up and say that I was completely wrong! Well done Harry 

And in another example of where I'm wrong, I had Sobowale as player of the season back in November, but since then he's fallen off badly and, as others on here have mentioned in other discussions, he's one of few players who have not improved since Holloway came in.

Innit. Think I even posted saying I don't want to see him play for Town again, then Ollie works his magic and he turns into a proper leader on the pitch. Genuinely captain material now.

[Ticker45]

What's most impressive for me regarding Smith is that huge shift from getting sent off October / November time. I spoke to my wife and son at the time saying that I never wanted 'that aggressive prick' playing for Town ever again - he didn't offer anything positive to the team. What an immense change in attitude and performance that has not only changed his game, but has also had a massive positive impact on the rest of the team. I'm more than happy to hold my hands up and say that I was completely wrong! Well done Harry.

This in a nutshell. One of those situations where the change of a manager thankfully worked wonders.