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Waterford's Phoenix Patterson nominated for Player of the Year award. PIC: Sportsfile
Waterford FC player Phoenix Patterson has been nominated for The PFA Ireland First Division Player of the Year award alongside Galway United's Stephen Walsh and Treaty United's Enda Curran.
️The PFA Ireland First Division Player of the Year Nominees are: @EndaCurran1 | @TreatyUnitedFC@phoenix_p10 | @WaterfordFCie@walshy107 | @GalwayUnitedFC
— PFA Ireland (@PFAIOfficial) November 9, 2022
Winners announced on November 1⃣9⃣th
#PFAIreland pic.twitter.com/AaBQbOJAk7
The impressive attacker has scored 20 goals in the league and playoffs so far this season which included a number of sensational free-kicks.
Phoenix Patterson Free kicks #LOI | @WaterfordFCie pic.twitter.com/utLWDJ4Xfx
— SSE Airtricity League (@SSEAirtricityLg) October 4, 2022
The former Tottenham Hotspur and Watford youngster has helped guide Danny Searle's side to this Friday's promotion/relegation decider against UCD. A Waterford win would see the Blues return to the League of Ireland Premier Division.
The winner of the POTY prize will be announced on November 19.
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