Keiren Westwood made it a clean sweep of all the Player Of The Year Trophies tonight when he picked up the Player Of The Season voted for City supporters via the club website and Player's Player Of The Season awards tonight at the Coventry City End of Season Awards Dinner.
In front of a packed Eon Lounge crowd, the City keeper, who appeared slightly nervous, said that he was very proud to win the awards to add to the South Wales, Irish, London and City Supporters Clubs awards.
The evening had started with the guests being welcomed by Joe Elliott who thanked past sponsors The Cassidy Group and welcomed new sponsors City Link.
Manager Chris Coleman was interviewed by Stuart Linnell before guest speaker Paul Merson provided an interesting insight into his career.
The awards ceremony saw Joe Elliott mention a number of supporters including myself who have done a lot to help the club and along with captain Stephen Wright presented an award to Pat Raybould and her team for all her work on matchdays and with away travel to mention just two things.
Pat Abel whose schools scheme has brought in a number of new supporters was also given an award.
Clinton Morrison picked up two awards. The striker picked up the first after being named as the club's community player of the year following his work with youngsters with learning difficulties. The second was for being top goalscorer.
Jordan Clarke made it a double after winning the Covsupport News Service Young Player Of The Year by being named as the club's Young Player of The Year.
The Goal Of The Season award went for the second year running to David Bell.
Midland Women's Combination Champions Coventry City Ladies were also represented at the awards with their cup and a full squad turn out. Their Player Of The Year went to the grand-daughter of City legend George Curtis Leanne McKenna. 
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