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There’s no ‘I’ in a dream team!

Our Team of the Year award helps commemorate a special group of players who have gone to great lengths to achieve a truly spectacular feat over the course of the season.

CHAMPIONS: York City are in the conversation for Team of the Year after their National League title success

IN THEORY, at some point in your lifetime, however fleeting it may be, your club will enjoy a purple patch or play out a moment to define their history.
Whether it be embarking on a glory cup run, achieving title success against all odds or even a ballsy battle to avoid relegation – all can live long in the memory of players, managers and fans alike.
With that in mind, our Team of the Year award helps commemorate a special group of players who have gone to great lengths to achieve a...

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