Bartman wins TKO best player award
Bartman wins TKO best player award

Posted in News on May 23, 2010.

The curtain came down on a historic and landmark 2009/2010 PSL season at the State Theatre in Pretoria on Sunday evening when the League hosted its annual PSL Awards.



Veteran Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Arthur Bartman rolled back the years when he was awarded with the Telkom Knockout Player of the Tournament gong.



Guests were treated to an array of entertainment in a show screened live by both the SABC and SuperSport.



SuperSport United’s Morgan Gould scooped the evening’s flagship award, the PSL Player of the Year for 2009/2010. He had close competition from Katlego Mphela and Elias Pelembe, but the voting from all 16 Premiership clubs coaches went in favor of Gould.



“Tonight is not only a celebration of player excellence, but also the achievement of the PSL this season,” said PSL CEO, Kjetil Siem.

“It was an extremely challenging season, but I’m extremely happy at what we have achieved on and off the field.”



“Congratulations to all the winners and nominees this evening. You certainly deserve all the accolades,” added Siem.



In other awards, Daine Klate was crowned the Absa Premiership Player of the Season while Katlego Mphela walked away with the Absa Premiership Players Player of the Season award.



Matthew Pattison and Patrick Phungwayo grabbed the two Nedbank Awards on offer – the Nedbank Cup Player of the Tournament and the Nedbank Cup Most Promising Player.



Promising Golden Arrows midfielder, Njabulo Manqana picked up the MTN8 Player of the tournament.



PSL Chairman, Dr Irvin Khoza, dedicated the Chairman’s award to SuperSport United after their third consecutive triumph in the Absa Premiership.



There was also an award for the top goal scorer in the National First Division and that was shared by Mulondo Sikhwhivilu and Tebogo Mashaba.



FULL LIST OF AWARDS, NOMINEES and WINNERS



PSL Player of the Year


Morgan Gould – winner – R250 000


Elias Pelembe


Katlego Mphela



Chairman’s Award


SuperSport United – R100 00



Referee of the Season


Buyile Gqubule – winner – R50 000


Jerome Damon


Daniel Bennet



Assistant Referee of the Season


Geronimo Piedt – winner – R40 000


Toko Malebo


Enoch Molefe



NFD Top Goalscorer


Mulondo Sikhiwhivilu and Tebogo Masahaba – R25 000 each



Absa Premiership Player of the Season


Daine Klate – Winner – R150 000


Morgan Gould


Katlego Mphela



Absa Premiership Players Player of the Season


Katlego Mphela – Winner – R150 000


Elias Pelembe


Daine Klate



Absa Premiership Goalkeeper of the Season


Moeneeb Josephs – Winner – R50 000


Tshepo Motsoeneng


Emile Baron



Absa Premiership Coach of the Season


Gavin Hunt – Winner – R75 000


Boebie Solomoms


Hristo Stoitchkov



Absa Red Hot Young Player


Siyanda Xulu – Winner – R50 000


Andile Jali


Thandani Ntshumayelo



Absa-lutley Awesome Goal of the Season


Rudolf Bester – Winner - R50 000


Tlou Segolela


Vinent Khobola



Absa Premiership Top Goalscorer


Katlego Mphela – Winner – R50 000



Telkom Knockout Player of the Tournament


Arthur Baartman – Winner – R200 000


Mandla Masango


Dipsey Selolwane



MTN8 Player of the Tournament


Njabulo Manqana – Winner – R150 000


Dispy Selolwane


Richard Henyekane



Nedbank Cup Player of the Tournament


Matthew Pattison – Winner – R100 000


Pere Arewariyai


Patrick Phungwayo



Nedbank Cup Most Promising Player


Patrick Phungwayo – Winner – R25 000


Simangeliso Biyela


Ndumiso Mabena

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