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2018 EFL Awards: Divisional Winners revealed
Congratulations and well done to Liam O'Neill for the great work you are doing in the community
Please read below sourced from the EFL website click on here to read the full story
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PFA Player in the Community -
Representatives from Bristol City, Doncaster Rovers and Cambridge United make-up the PFA Player in the Community award, with Joe Bryan, Matty Blair and Liam O’Neil recognised for their outstanding commitment to their communities. As well as supporting Bristol City’s Community Trust with regular player appearances, Bristol City’s Joe Bryan helped support a self-employed amateur footballer with physio treatment following a severe injury.
Doncaster Rovers’ Matty Blair has been the face of the club’s efforts to raise awareness of mental health after drawing on his own experience of dealing with the tragic loss of his brother in 2017.
Sky Bet League Two’s winner, Liam O’Neil, has volunteered across Cambridge United’s community work including a match report writing project to encourage primary school children to have an interest in reading and writing.
PFA Player in the Community
Sky Bet Championship: Joe Bryan, Bristol City
Sky Bet League One: Matty Blair, Doncaster Rovers
Sky Bet League Two: Liam O’Neil, Cambridge United
Congratulations and well done to Liam O'Neill for the great work you are doing in the community
Please read below sourced from the EFL website click on here to read the full story
The wording below is taken from the article on the EFLwebsite
PFA Player in the Community -
Representatives from Bristol City, Doncaster Rovers and Cambridge United make-up the PFA Player in the Community award, with Joe Bryan, Matty Blair and Liam O’Neil recognised for their outstanding commitment to their communities. As well as supporting Bristol City’s Community Trust with regular player appearances, Bristol City’s Joe Bryan helped support a self-employed amateur footballer with physio treatment following a severe injury.
Doncaster Rovers’ Matty Blair has been the face of the club’s efforts to raise awareness of mental health after drawing on his own experience of dealing with the tragic loss of his brother in 2017.
Sky Bet League Two’s winner, Liam O’Neil, has volunteered across Cambridge United’s community work including a match report writing project to encourage primary school children to have an interest in reading and writing.
PFA Player in the Community
Sky Bet Championship: Joe Bryan, Bristol City
Sky Bet League One: Matty Blair, Doncaster Rovers
Sky Bet League Two: Liam O’Neil, Cambridge United
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