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Player of the year: Cristiano Ronaldo Harsh on Rio I know but when your winger scores over 40 goals and plays the way he has it can't go to any other player.
Defender of the year: Rio Ferdinand Without question behind Ronaldo our player of the year
Midfielder of the year: Anderson Remarkable first season in which Scholes was injured for a large chunk, Carrick only really found last seasons form in the second half of the season and Hargreaves only came to the fore in the last couple of months
Attacker of the year: Cristiano Ronaldo Could of classed him as a midfielder but he spends so much time attacking defences I thought it's ok putting him in here. Harsh on Tevez mind
Signing of the year: Anderson Again harsh on Tevez but we've got a real gem in this boy
Sub of the year: Anderson Has added something to our game everytime he's come on from the bench this season
Young player of the year (U21): Anderson Wins it by default being the only one under 21.
Fighter of the year: Carlos Tevez v Barca (home) & Chelsea (CL Final) especially
Best individual performance in one game: Rio Ferdinand v Liverpool (away) Taking into context the type of game it is has to be Rio's commanding performance at Anfield. Ronaldo v Pompy at home also sprung to mind
Most underrated player of the year: Wes Brown Why would we even be in the market for a new Right Back?
Big game player of the year: Rio Ferdinand In all of the big games this season he's been phenomenal.
Goal of the year: Cristiano Ronaldo v Chelsea (Champions League Final)
Assist/pass of the year: Cristiano Ronaldo's cross for Carlos Tevez v Aston Villa at home
Save of the year: Van Der Sar v Sporting Lisbon (the header by ???)
Tackle of the year: Rio Ferdinand v ??? Reading through the thread for idea's for this one and came across KingEric7's suggestion and like him I remember it but can't remember who it was against.... Arsenal maybe?
Match of the year: Champions League Final v Chelsea With the Champions League Semi Final Second Leg v Barcelona being a close second. Pompy & Bolton at home both hold warm feelings in my heart through for the dismantling of both opponents single handedly by Cristiano though
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