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Ipswich Town Player of the Year
SportAssociation football
History
First award1973
Editions51 (as of 2024)
First winnerEngland Kevin Beattie
Most winsScotland John Wark
(4 times)
Most recentEgypt Sam Morsy

The Ipswich Town Player of the Year award is voted for annually by Ipswich Town's supporters in recognition of the best overall performance by an individual player throughout the football season. Towards the end of each season, fans are invited to cast their votes for this award either on-line or with one of the volunteers outside the stadium prior to a home game. The winner is the player who polls the most votes. The recipient is awarded a rosebowl trophy, presented at an awards ceremony immediately after one of the last home games of the season.[1]

The inaugural award was made to Kevin Beattie in 1973 and he retained it the following season. Since then, four other players have won the award on more than one occasion: Terry Butcher and Matt Holland have received the honour twice, goalkeeper Bartosz Białkowski has won it three times, while John Wark has been presented with the award a record four times. Only one winner has gone on to manage the club full-time, George Burley,[2] who won in 1977, although John Wark did act as joint caretaker-manager of the club with Paul Goddard for three matches in 1994.[3]

Winners

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Kevin Beattie wearing a dark jacket, a white shirt, and black-and-white polka dot tie
Kevin Beattie was the inaugural winner of the award.
John Wark, wearing a dark suit, a white shirt and a dark-blue tie, standing on the pitch at Portman Road
John Wark has won the award four times, the most of any Ipswich Town player.
Four men standing on a grass football pitch. The man second from left, wearing a grey top, white shorts and white socks, is holding a trophy above his head. Spectators wearing blue or black tops are visible in the background.
Fabian Wilnis, winner for the 2005–06 season, with the trophy.
Bartosz Białkowski won the award in three consecutive seasons from 2016 to 2018.
* Ipswich Town Hall of Fame Inductee[4][5][6]
‡ Player still on the playing staff of the club[7]
Recipients of the Ipswich Town F.C. Player of the Year
Season Level[nb 1] Name Position[nb 2] Nationality International
caps[nb 3]		 Notes
1973 1 Kevin Beattie* Defender  England 9 [nb 4][8]
1974 1 Kevin Beattie* Defender  England 9 [nb 5][8][9]
1975 1 Colin Viljoen Midfielder  England 2 [nb 6]
1976 1 Allan Hunter* Defender  Northern Ireland 53 [nb 7][10]
1977 1 George Burley* Defender  Scotland 11 [11]
1978 1 Mick Mills* Defender  England 42 [8]
1979 1 Arnold Mühren* Midfielder  Netherlands 23 [nb 8][12]
1980 1 Frans Thijssen* Midfielder  Netherlands 14 [13]
1981 1 Paul Cooper* Goalkeeper  England —
1982 1 Alan Brazil* Striker  Scotland 13 [14]
1983 1 Paul Mariner* Striker  England 35 [8]
1984 1 Trevor Putney Midfielder  England —
1985 1 Terry Butcher* Defender  England 77 [8]
1986 1 Terry Butcher* Defender  England 77 [nb 5][8]
1987 2 Romeo Zondervan Midfielder  Netherlands 1 [nb 9][15]
1988 2 Frank Yallop* Defender  Canada 52 [nb 10][16]
1989 2 John Wark* Midfielder  Scotland 29 [17]
1990 2 John Wark* Midfielder  Scotland 29 [nb 5][17]
1991 2 David Linighan* Defender  England —
1992 2 John Wark* Midfielder  Scotland 29 [nb 11][17]
1993 1 Mick Stockwell* Midfielder  England —
1994 1 John Wark* Midfielder  Scotland 29 [nb 12][17]
1995 1 Craig Forrest Goalkeeper  Canada 56 [18]
1996 2 Simon Milton* Midfielder  England —
1997 2 Mauricio Taricco Defender  Argentina — [nb 13]
1998 2 Matt Holland* Midfielder  Republic of Ireland 49 [19]
1999 2 Jamie Clapham Defender  England — [20]
2000 2 James Scowcroft* Striker  England — [21]
2001 1 Marcus Stewart* Striker  England — [22]
2002 1 Mark Venus Defender  England — [23]
2003 2 Matt Holland* Midfielder  Republic of Ireland 49 [nb 5][24]
2004 2 Ian Westlake Midfielder  England — [25]
2005 2 Shefki Kuqi Striker  Finland 62 [26]
2006 2 Fabian Wilnis* Defender  Netherlands — [27]
2007 2 Sylvain Legwinski Midfielder  France — [28]
2008 2 Jonathan Walters Striker  Republic of Ireland 54 [29]
2009 2 Richard Wright Goalkeeper  England 2 [30]
2010 2 Gareth McAuley Defender  Northern Ireland 80 [31]
2011 2 Jimmy Bullard Midfielder  England — [32]
2012 2 Aaron Cresswell Defender  England 3 [33]
2013 2 Tommy Smith Defender  New Zealand 56 [34]
2014 2 Christophe Berra Defender  Scotland 41 [35]
2015 2 Daryl Murphy Striker  Republic of Ireland 32 [36]
2016 2 Bartosz Białkowski Goalkeeper  Poland 1 [37]
2017 2 Bartosz Białkowski Goalkeeper  Poland 1 [nb 5][38]
2018 2 Bartosz Białkowski Goalkeeper  Poland 1 [nb 11][39]
2019 2 Luke Chambers Defender  England — [40]
2020 3 Not awarded[nb 14] — — — [41]
2021 3 James Wilson Defender  Wales 1 [42]
2022 3 Wes Burns‡ Midfielder  Wales 10 [43]
2023 3 Conor Chaplin‡ Forward  England — [44]
2024 2 Sam Morsy‡ Midfielder  Egypt 9 [45]

Wins by playing position

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Ipswich Town F.C. Player of the Year winners by playing position
Position[nb 15] Number of
winners[nb 16]
Goalkeeper 6
Defender 19
Midfielder 17
Striker 8

Wins by nationality

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Ipswich Town F.C. Player of the Year winners by nationality
Nationality Number of
winners[nb 16]
 England 22
 Scotland 7
 Ireland 4
 Netherlands 4
 Poland 3
 Northern Ireland 2
 Canada 2
 Wales 2
 Argentina 1
 Finland 1
 France 1
 New Zealand 1
 Egypt 1

See also

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Footnotes

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  1. ^ The official "Level" of competition in the structure of the English league system.
  2. ^ For a full description of positions see Football Positions.
  3. ^ If blank, uncapped at full international level.
  4. ^ Beattie was the inaugural winner of the award.
  5. ^ a b c d e Second award.
  6. ^ Viljoen was born in South Africa.
  7. ^ Hunter was the first non-English winner.
  8. ^ Mühren became the first winner from outside the United Kingdom.
  9. ^ Zondervan was born in Suriname.
  10. ^ Yallop was born in England.
  11. ^ a b Third award.
  12. ^ Fourth award.
  13. ^ Taricco was the first non-European winner.
  14. ^ No Player of the Year award was given due to the Coronavirus outbreak resulting in the early curtailment of the 2019–20 season, and the cancellation of the Supporters' Club annual event.
  15. ^ Stockwell and Zondervan have been classed as midfielders.
  16. ^ a b Multiple winners are counted multiple times.

References

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  13. ^ "Frans Thijssen profile". KNVB.nl. Archived from the original on 27 October 2007. Retrieved 26 October 2007.
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