Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has been nominated for the PFA
Footballer of the Year Award.
Gerrard has scored 19 goals so far for Liverpool this season and
has had another fine campaign at Anfield being an inspiration to
Liverpool.
The PFA's 33rd annual awards dinner will be held at the Grosvenor
House Hotel in London, on Sunday, April 23.
Also nominated for the award are Chelsea trio John Terry, Frank
Lampard and Joe Cole plus Arsenal captain Thierry Henry and
Manchester United's Wayne Rooney.
Commenting on the merits of Gerrard, PFA Chief Gordon Taylor said:
"He's a bit special isn't he?
"Last year's Champions League Final has to go down as one of the
greatest games of all time and a combination of Steven's leadership
skills and Jamie Carragher's defensive qualities, set up an
unlikely Liverpool win, the likes of which I never thought I would
see against AC Milan.
"At half time everybody, me included, was hoping for damage
limitation but what impressed everybody was not just the spirit of
Liverpool team, but the way Steven led from the front."
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John Terry - Might be, but Chelski has lost more games this season
than the last. Might Man U even catch up Chelski? Not my
choice
Frank Lampard - Quiet. Not as influential as last season. Not my
choice.
Joe Cole - Not even a first XI at Chelski. Nuff said.
Thierry Henry - Might be him if Arsenal wins ECL. 
Wayne Rooney - Young, talented, gambling brat. A role model for
kids? Nah. 
and finally
Stevie G - Oh please, please, let him get it this season. Look at
how many games he played this season? Look at his awestruck
performances for the team. He's the man in my books! 