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The 2019 Awards
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Outstanding Contribution to London Football
Player, Manager or Administrator who has made a significant contribution to football in London.
Premier League Player of the Year
Best men’s player at a London Premier League Club in the 2018/2019 season.
English Football League Player of the Year
Best men’s player at a London English Football League Club in the 2018/2019 season.
Young Player of the Year
Best player aged under 23 at a London Club in the
2018/2019 season.
Women’s Player of the Year
Best women’s player at a London Club in the 2018/2019 season.
Goalkeeper of the Year
Best goalkeeper at a London Club in the 2018/2019 season.
Manager of the Year
Best Manager at a London Club in the 2018/2019 season.
Community Project of the Year
Best community project run by a London Club in 2018.
2018 Winners:
Community Project of the Year (sponsored by the Football Association)
QPR in the Community Trust – #Game4Grenfell
English Football League Player of the Year (sponsored by Corney & Barrow)
Ryan Sessegnon – Fulham
Goalkeeper of the Year (sponsored by Frogmore)
Daniel Bentley – Brentford
Manager of the Year (sponsored by Football Manager)
Roy Hodgson – Crystal Palace
Outstanding Contribution to London Football (sponsored by Weston Homes)
Ian Wright MBE
Premier League Player of the Year (sponsored by Toscafund)
Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur
Women’s Player of the Year (sponsored by Coutts)
Jordan Nobbs – Arsenal Women
Young Player of the Year (under 23) (sponsored by Zeus Capital)
Ryan Sessegnon – Fulham
The London Football Awards 2019 will take place on on Thursday 28 February 2019 – see packages below to book your place today!
PACKAGES
Legend Tables | £6,000 per table
Includes: VIP pre-dinner drinks reception with Legends l One superior positioned table for nine people, plus allocated Legend seated at table l Three course dinner with half bottle of wine per guest l Half page advert in the programme l Branding on event website l Logo on event branding and in the programme.
Premium Tables | £3,500 per table
Includes: Pre-dinner drinks reception l One well positioned table for ten people l Three course dinner with half bottle of wine per guest l Branding on event website l Thanked in the programme
Match Tables & Tickets | £2,250 per table or £225 per ticket
Includes: Pre-dinner drinks reception l One table for ten people l Three course dinner (guests can pre-order wine via the venue)
PRESS & MEDIA
View photos from 2018 Awards.
Contact jenny@willowfoundation.org.uk for any press enquiries.
More Event Coverage
Skysports.com / BT Sport / Evening Standard Online – piece 1 / Evening Standard Online – piece 2 / Daily Mail Online – Harry Kane / Daily Mail Online – Lee Dixon / Daily Mail Online – Bob Wilson / Independent – piece 1 / Independent – piece 2 / London Live (TV) / thefa.com / Tottenham website / Herts Advertiser / Brentford FC Youtube Channel / Give Me Sport – piece 1 / Give Me Sport – piece 2 / Demonix Pictures
THE JUDGES
The independent judging panel comprises of representatives from football administration and the football media.
Richard Bevan
Chief Executive
League Managers Association
Stewart Castledine
Former Wimbledon player
Director at Sports Revolution
Martin Chivers
Former Spurs and England Forward
Tony Cottee
Former West Ham & Everton Forward
Dickie Davis
Sky Sports Presenter
Jane Dougall
Reporter and Presenter of Sportswomen
Sky Sports News
Mike Evans
Director of Operations
EFL Trust
Paul Hawksbee
talkSPORT Presenter
John Hudson
Director of Corporate Social Responsibility
PFA
Andy Jacobs
talkSPORT Presenter
Gary Lewin
Consultant
Physiotherapy Services
Danny Lynch
Senior Communications Manager
The FA
James Olley
Chief Football Writer
Evening Standard
Jim Rosenthal
Sports Presenter
Max Rushden
Sky Sports Presenter
Pete Stevens
Sports Editor
BBC London
Jo Tongue
CEO, Tongue Tied Media
Board Member of Women in Football
Troy Townsend
Education and Development Manager
Kick It Out
Tim Vine
Director of International Relations, The Premier League
Sam Wallace
Chief Football Writer
Daily and Sunday Telegraph
David Wetherall
Head of Youth Development
English Football League
Bob Wilson OBE
Former Arsenal and Scotland goalkeeper.
Co-founder and Life President of Willow
Bobby Zamora
Former Tottenham, West Ham, Fulham, QPR and England striker
Special Days. Treasured Memories.
The funds raised from the London Football Awards will benefit Willow, the only national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfill uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. These Special Days enable them and their families to reconnect and refocus on each other while enjoying an activity of their choosing. A day for them, a day about them and a day that will create memories they will all treasure forever.
Willow was founded by former Arsenal goalkeeper and TV presenter Bob Wilson and his wife, Megs, as a lasting memorial to their daughter Anna, who died of cancer aged 31. Since 1999 the charity has fulfilled more than 13,000 Special Days for young adults living with life-threatening conditions such as cancer, motor neurone disease, cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy.
OUR PARTNERS
Thank you to all our 2018 event sponsors. We welcome the opportunity to work with companies and individuals to build sustainable partnerships with mutual benefits. If you would like to discuss future sponsorship opportunities please contact caz.eagles@willowfoundation.org.uk
Get in touch to find out more about sponsoship.
We are also seeking donations of auction and raffle prizes. Please contact us if you can can help.
Legend Table Sponsors
Amery Construction
Bill Bottriell
Colt International UK
Prater
Weston Homes
Frogmore
Michael J Lonsdale
Carey Foundation
Premium Table Sponsors
Erith
Diesse Ltd
Copley
Astins Ltd
2017 Winners
London Manager of the Year
Antonio Conte
Premier League Player of the Year
N’Golo Kante
London Young Player of the Year
Dele Alli
London Goalkeeper of the Year
Hugo Lloris
London Women’s Player of the Year
Jordan Nobbs
Outstanding Contribution to
London Football
Frank Lampard
Football League Player of the Year
Tom Cairney
London Community
Project of the Year
Fulham – Feltham Young Offenders Institute
Hall of Fame
London Manager of the Year 2016
Mauricio Pochettino
Premier League Player of the Year 2016
Dimitri Payet
London Young Player of the Year 2016
Dele Alli
London Goalkeeper of the Year 2016
Petr Cech
London Women’s Player of the Year 2016
Eniola Aluko
Outstanding Contribution to London Football 2016
John Terry
Football League Player of the Year 2016
Moussa Dembele
