PFA Scotland Players' Player of the Year (lower leagues)

This is a list of recipients of the Professional Footballers' Association Scotland (PFA Scotland) Player's Player of the Year award for each of the three divisions (the Scottish Championship, Scottish League One and Scottish League Two), below the top division (the Scottish Premiership). Each is an annual award given to the player who is adjudged to have been the best of the season in Scottish football.[1] The winner is chosen by a vote amongst the members of the players' trade union, the Professional Footballers' Association Scotland (PFA Scotland).[2]

Not to be confused with the PFA Scotland Players' Player of the Year, or the PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year.

The award was formerly known as the Scottish Professional Footballers' Association Players' Player of the Year, but was renamed after the SPFA merged with the (English) Professional Footballers' Association to become PFA Scotland. In 2007 the SPFA was replaced by a new body, PFA Scotland,[3] but the new organisation's awards are considered to be a direct continuation of the SPFA awards.[4][5] A shortlist of nominees is published in April and the winner of the award, along with the winners of PFA Scotland's other annual awards, is announced at a gala event in Glasgow a few days later.[6]

Winners
Season Scottish Championship[note 1] Scottish League One[note 2] Scottish League Two[note 3] Ref
Nat Player Club Nat Player Club Nat Player Club
1980–81 ScotlandEric SinclairDundee ScotlandJimmy RobertsonQueen of the South division did not exist [7][8][9]
1981–82 ScotlandBrian McLaughlinMotherwell ScotlandPat NevinClyde [10][11]
1982–83 Scotland Gerry McCabe[12] Clydebank ScotlandJohn ColquhounStirling Albion [13]
1983–84 ScotlandJim LiddleForfar Athletic [14][15]
1984–85 ScotlandBernie SlavenAlbion Rovers [16]
1985–86 ScotlandJohn BroganHamilton Accies ScotlandMark SmithQueen's Park [17]
1986–87 ScotlandJimmy HolmesGreenock Morton ScotlandJohn Sludden Ayr United [18][19]
1987–88 ScotlandAlex TaylorHamilton Academical ScotlandHenry Templeton [20]
1988–89 ScotlandRoss JackDunfermline Athletic ScotlandPaul HunterEast Fife [21]
1989–90 ScotlandKen EadieClydebank ScotlandWillie WattersKilmarnock [22][23]
1990–91 EnglandSimon StainrodFalkirk EnglandKevin ToddBerwick Rangers .[24]
1991–92 Scotland Gordon Dalziel Raith Rovers ScotlandAndy ThomsonQueen of the South [25][9][26]
1992–93 ScotlandSandy RossBrechin City [27][26]
1993–94 EnglandRichard CadetteFalkirk ScotlandAndy ThomsonQueen of the South [28][29][9]
1994–95 ScotlandStevie CrawfordRaith Rovers ScotlandDerek McInnesGreenock Morton ScotlandDavid BinghamForfar Athletic [19][30][31]
1995–96 Northern IrelandGeorge O'Boyle St Johnstone ScotlandSteve McCormickStirling Albion [32][33]
1996–97 EnglandRoddy Grant ScotlandPaul RitchieHamilton Accies ScotlandIain StewartInverness CT [34][35]
1997–98 ScotlandJames GradyDundee United ScotlandPaul LoveringClydebank ScotlandWillie IrvineAlloa Athletic [36]
1998–99 Trinidad and TobagoRussell LatapyHibernian ScotlandDavid BinghamLivingston EnglandNeil TarrantRoss County [30][37][38][39]
1999–2000 ScotlandStevie CrawfordDunfermline Athletic ScotlandBrian CarriganClyde ScotlandSteven MilneForfar Athletic [40][41][42][43]
2000–01 ScotlandDavid BinghamLivingston ScotlandScott McLeanPartick Thistle ScotlandSteve HislopEast Stirlingshire [44][30][45][46][47]
2001–02 Republic of IrelandOwen CoyleAirdrieonians ScotlandJohn O'NeillQueen of the South ScotlandPaul McManusEast Fife [9][48][49]
2002–03 ScotlandDennis WynessInverness CT ScotlandChris TemplemanBrechin City ScotlandAlex WilliamsGreenock Morton [50][51][52]
2003–04 ScotlandIan HartyClyde ScotlandPaul ToshForfar Athletic ScotlandMichael MooreStranraer [53][54][55]
2004–05 Trinidad and TobagoRussell LatapyFalkirk ScotlandSteven HampshireBrechin City ScotlandDavid BinghamGetna [56][57][58][12]
2005–06 ScotlandJohn RankinRoss County ScotlandJames GradyGretna FinlandMarkus PaatelainenCowdenbeath [59][60][61][62]
2006–07 ScotlandColin McMenaminGretna ScotlandIain RussellBrechin City ScotlandScott ChaplainAlbion Rovers [63][64][65]
2007–08 ScotlandGraham Dorrans Livingston ScotlandAllan RussellAirdrie United ScotlandJonathan SmartEast Fife [66][67][68][69]
2008–09 ScotlandLeigh Griffiths ScotlandBryan PruntyAyr United ScotlandBobby BarrAlbion Rovers [70][71][72]
2009–10 Republic of IrelandAdam RooneyInverness CT Scotland Rory McAllister Brechin City ScotlandRobbie WintersLivingston [73][74][75][76][77]
2010–11 ScotlandJohn BairdRaith Rovers ScotlandGavin SwankieArbroath [78][79][80][81][82]
2011–12 FranceFarid El Alagui Falkirk ScotlandJon RobertsonCowdenbeath ScotlandStevie MayAlloa Athletic [83][84][85][86][87]
2012–13 EnglandLyle Taylor ScotlandNicky ClarkQueen of the South ScotlandLee WallaceRangers [88][89][90]
2013–14 EnglandKane HemmingsCowdenbeath ScotlandLee WallaceRangers ScotlandRory McAllisterPeterhead [91][92][93]
2014–15 ScotlandScott AllanHibernian ScotlandDeclan McManusGreenock Morton ScotlandBobby LinnArbroath [94][95][96][97]
2015–16 ScotlandLee WallaceRangers FranceFaissal El BakhtaouiDunfermline Athletic ScotlandNathan AustinEast Fife [98][99][100][101]
2016–17 ScotlandJohn McGinnHibernian ScotlandLiam BuchananLivingston ScotlandShane SutherlandElgin City [102][103][104][105]
2017–18 ScotlandLewis MorganSt Mirren ScotlandLawrence ShanklandAyr United ScotlandDarren SmithStirling Albion [106][107][108]
2018–19 ScotlandStephen DobbieQueen of the South ScotlandBobby LinnArbroath ScotlandBlair HendersonEdinburgh City [109][110][111][112]
2019–20 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season. [113]
2020–21 Northern IrelandLiam BoyceHeart of Midlothian not awarded not awarded [114]
2021–22 ScotlandMichael McKennaArbroath ScotlandDylan EastonAirdrieonians EnglandJoe CardleKelty Hearts [115][116][117]
2022–23 EnglandDipo AkinyemiAyr United ScotlandCalum GallagherAirdrieonians ScotlandCharlie ReillyAlbion Rovers [118]

Other awards
Season Goal of the Season Special Merit Award Ref
Nat Player Club Nat Winner Note
1981–82 ScotlandTom LauchlanKilmarnock director [10]
ScotlandWillie WaddellRangers director
ScotlandFormer Celtic and Man United player.
1982–83 ScotlandAndy DicksonDundee United trainer [13]
ScotlandAlex RaeFormer Scottish PFA president
ScotlandEddie TurnbullFormer Aberdeen and Hibs manager
1983–84 ScotlandArchie MacphersonBBC broadcaster [14]
ScotlandArthur MontfordSTV broadcaster
1984–85 ScotlandDesmond WhiteCeltic chairman [16]
ScotlandBobby ReidHamilton Academical trainer
1985–86 ScotlandTommy WalkerFormer Hearts player and manager [17]
ScotlandYule CraigSt Mirren chairman
1987–88 ScotlandJim SteelCeltic and Scotland physio [20]
ScotlandDavid FranceyBroadcaster
1988–89 ScotlandTeddy ScottAberdeen trainer [21]
1989–90 ScotlandBob McPhailFormer Rangers player [22]
ScotlandAndy RussellMotherwell groundsman
1990–91 ScotlandHarry HaddockFormer Clyde captain [24]
ScotlandBobby MaitlandFormer journalist
1991–92 ScotlandCeltic (Lisbon Lions)1967 European Cup team [25]
ScotlandGeorge YoungFormer Rangers and Scotland captain
1992–93 ScotlandJoe NelsonDunfermline Athletic coach [27]
ScotlandLawrie ReillyFormer Hibernian (and Famous Five) player
1996–97 ScotlandBob LairdHistorian for Third Lanark [35]
1997–98 ScotlandAllan McGrawFormer Morton player and manager [36]
ScotlandTom WhartonFormer UEFA listed referee
1998–99 ScotlandHugh AllanPhysio [39]
1999–2000 ScotlandAlex CameronDaily Record football journalist [43]
2000–01 EnglandJoe BakerFormer Hibs and England player [44]
2001–02 ScotlandJimmy JohnstoneFormer Celtic (and Lisbon Lions) player [49]
2002–03 ScotlandAlex RaeFormer Partick Thistle player [50]
2003–04 ScotlandBobby BrownFormer Scotland manager [53]
2005–06 EnglandSir Tom FinneyFormer Preston and England player [119]
2006–07 JapanShunsuke NakamuraCeltic PortugalEusebioFormer Benfica and Portugal player [65]
2007–08 MoroccoMerouane ZemmamaHibernian ScotlandPhil O'Donnell (posthumous)Former Motherwell captain [67]
2008–09 PortugalPedro MendesRangers ScotlandAberdeen1983 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup team [70]
2009–10 Algeria Madjid Bougherra Rangers ScotlandArchie MacphersonFootball commentator [77]
ScotlandArthur MontfordSports journalist
2010–11 CroatiaNikica JelavicRangers Italy
Scotland		Rose ReillyFormer dual internationalist (Scotland and Italy) [82]
2011–12 New ZealandRory FallonAberdeen ScotlandStreet Soccer Scotland2011 Homeless World Cup team [83]
2012–13 ScotlandBryan PruntyDumbarton ScotlandCraig BrownFormer Clyde and Scotland manager [120]
2013–14 Republic of IrelandJonny HayesAberdeen ScotlandFrank McKeownStranraer player [91]
2014–15 ScotlandStevie MallanSt Mirren ScotlandJordan MooreDundee United player [94]
2015–16 ScotlandBarrie McKayRangers Show Racism the Red Card (SRTRC) [98]
2016–17 FranceMoussa DembéléCeltic ScotlandScotland women's national teamQualified for UEFA Women's Euro 2017 [102]
2017–18 ScotlandKieran TierneyCeltic [106]
2018–19 ColombiaAlfredo MorelosRangers ScotlandDr John MacLeanof Hampden Sports Clinic [109]
2019–20 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season. [113]
2020–21 ScotlandScotland men's national teamQualified for UEFA Euro 2020 [114]
2021–22 AustraliaTom RogicCeltic [115]
2022–23 Portugal JotaCeltic ScotlandAlex FergusonFormer Aberdeen and Manchester United manager [118]

Notes
  1. The second tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish First Division between 1975–2013.
  2. The third tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish Second Division between 1975–2013.
  3. The fourth tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish Third Division between 1994–2013.

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