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NGA 2018-19 LIST OF AWARDS

MARK HARROD
Player of the Year
SPORTSBEAT
Young Player of the Year
FIELDTURF
Manager of the
Year
REUSCH
Goalkeeper of the Year
SK KITS
Golden Boot
BRANDON HIRE
Step 3 & 4 Player of the Year
RED INSURE
Team of the Year
ACERBIS
Cup Run of the Year
HUCK NETS
Goal of the
Season
WILLIAM HILL
Fan of the Year
THE FOOTBALL FOUNDATION
Community
Club of the Year
THE PFA
Fair Play Award
BUILDBASE
Unsung Hero
THE FA
England C Player of the Year
FSF
Away day experience of the Year
THE NONLEAGUE PAPER
Lifetime Achievement
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