PFA Scotland Players' Player of the Year (lower leagues)

Not to be confused with the PFA Scotland Players' Player of the Year, or the PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year.

This is a list of recipients of the Professional Footballers' Association Scotland (PFA Scotland) Player's Player of the Year award for each of the three divisions (the Scottish Championship, Scottish League One and Scottish League Two), below the top division (the Scottish Premiership). Each is an annual award given to the player who is adjudged to have been the best of the season in Scottish football. ^[1] The winner is chosen by a vote amongst the members of the players' trade union, the Professional Footballers' Association Scotland (PFA Scotland). ^[2]

The award was formerly known as the Scottish Professional Footballers' Association Players' Player of the Year, but was renamed after the SPFA merged with the (English) Professional Footballers' Association to become PFA Scotland. In 2007 the SPFA was replaced by a new body, PFA Scotland, ^[3] but the new organisation's awards are considered to be a direct continuation of the SPFA awards. ^{[4] [5]} A shortlist of nominees is published in April and the winner of the award, along with the winners of PFA Scotland's other annual awards, is announced at a gala event in Glasgow a few days later. ^[6]

Winners

Season	Scottish Championship [lower-alpha 1]			Scottish League One [lower-alpha 2]			Scottish League Two [lower-alpha 3] </ref>			Ref
	Nat	Player	Club	Nat	Player	Club	Nat	Player	Club
1980–81		Eric Sinclair	Dundee		Jimmy Robertson	Queen of the South	division did not exist			[7] [8] [9]
1981–82		Brian McLaughlin	Motherwell		Pat Nevin	Clyde				[10] [11]
1982–83		Gerry McCabe [12]	Clydebank		John Colquhoun	Stirling Albion				[13]
1983–84					Jim Liddle	Forfar Athletic				[14] [15]
1984–85					Bernie Slaven	Albion Rovers				[16]
1985–86		John Brogan	Hamilton Accies		Mark Smith	Queen's Park				[17]
1986–87		Jimmy Holmes	Greenock Morton		John Sludden	Ayr United				[18] [19]
1987–88		Alex Taylor	Hamilton Academical		Henry Templeton					[20]
1988–89		Ross Jack	Dunfermline Athletic		Paul Hunter	East Fife				[21]
1989–90		Ken Eadie	Clydebank		Willie Watters	Kilmarnock				[22] [23]
1990–91		Simon Stainrod	Falkirk		Kevin Todd	Berwick Rangers				. [24]
1991–92		Gordon Dalziel	Raith Rovers		Andy Thomson	Queen of the South				[25] [9] [26]
1992–93					Sandy Ross	Brechin City				[27] [26]
1993–94		Richard Cadette	Falkirk		Andy Thomson	Queen of the South				[28] [29] [9]
1994–95		Stevie Crawford	Raith Rovers		Derek McInnes	Greenock Morton		David Bingham	Forfar Athletic	[19] [30] [31]
1995–96		George O'Boyle	St Johnstone		Steve McCormick	Stirling Albion		Jason Young	Livingston	[32] [33] [34]
1996–97		Roddy Grant			Paul Ritchie	Hamilton Accies		Iain Stewart	Inverness CT	[35] [36]
1997–98		James Grady	Dundee		Paul Lovering	Clydebank		Willie Irvine	Alloa Athletic	[37]
1998–99		Russell Latapy	Hibernian		David Bingham	Livingston		Neil Tarrant	Ross County	[30] [38] [39] [40]
1999–2000		Stevie Crawford	Dunfermline Athletic		Brian Carrigan	Clyde		Steven Milne	Forfar Athletic	[41] [42] [43] [44]
2000–01		David Bingham	Livingston		Scott McLean	Partick Thistle		Steve Hislop	East Stirlingshire	[45] [30] [46] [47] [48]
2001–02		Owen Coyle	Airdrieonians		John O'Neill	Queen of the South		Paul McManus	East Fife	[9] [49] [50]
2002–03		Dennis Wyness	Inverness CT		Chris Templeman	Brechin City		Alex Williams	Greenock Morton	[51] [52] [53]
2003–04		Ian Harty	Clyde		Paul Tosh	Forfar Athletic		Michael Moore	Stranraer	[54] [55] [56]
2004–05		Russell Latapy	Falkirk		Steven Hampshire	Brechin City		David Bingham	Getna	[57] [58] [59] [12]
2005–06		John Rankin	Ross County		James Grady	Gretna		Markus Paatelainen	Cowdenbeath	[60] [61] [62] [63]
2006–07		Colin McMenamin	Gretna		Iain Russell	Brechin City		Scott Chaplain	Albion Rovers	[64] [65] [66]
2007–08		Graham Dorrans	Livingston		Allan Russell	Airdrie United		Jonathan Smart	East Fife	[67] [68] [69] [70]
2008–09		Leigh Griffiths			Bryan Prunty	Ayr United		Bobby Barr	Albion Rovers	[71] [72] [73]
2009–10		Adam Rooney	Inverness CT		Rory McAllister	Brechin City		Robbie Winters	Livingston	[74] [75] [76] [77] [78]
2010–11		John Baird	Raith Rovers					Gavin Swankie	Arbroath	[79] [80] [81] [82] [83]
2011–12		Farid El Alagui	Falkirk		Jon Robertson	Cowdenbeath		Stevie May	Alloa Athletic	[84] [85] [86] [87] [88]
2012–13		Lyle Taylor			Nicky Clark	Queen of the South		Lee Wallace	Rangers	[89] [90] [91]
2013–14		Kane Hemmings	Cowdenbeath		Lee Wallace	Rangers		Rory McAllister	Peterhead	[92] [93] [94]
2014–15		Scott Allan	Hibernian		Declan McManus	Greenock Morton		Bobby Linn	Arbroath	[95] [96] [97] [98]
2015–16		Lee Wallace	Rangers		Faissal El Bakhtaoui	Dunfermline Athletic		Nathan Austin	East Fife	[99] [100] [101] [102]
2016–17		John McGinn	Hibernian		Liam Buchanan	Livingston		Shane Sutherland	Elgin City	[103] [104] [105] [106]
2017–18		Lewis Morgan	St Mirren		Lawrence Shankland	Ayr United		Darren Smith	Stirling Albion	[107] [108] [109]
2018–19		Stephen Dobbie	Queen of the South		Bobby Linn	Arbroath		Blair Henderson	Edinburgh City	[110] [111] [112] [113]
2019–20	Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season.									[114]
2020–21		Liam Boyce	Heart of Midlothian		not awarded			not awarded		[115]
2021–22		Michael McKenna	Arbroath		Dylan Easton	Airdrieonians		Joe Cardle	Kelty Hearts	[116] [117] [118]
2022–23		Dipo Akinyemi	Ayr United		Calum Gallagher	Airdrieonians		Charlie Reilly	Albion Rovers	[119]
2023–24		Brian Graham	Partick Thistle		Callumn Morrison	Falkirk		Gregor Buchanan	Stenhousemuir	[120]

List of other nominees

Season	Scottish Championship [lower-alpha 1]			Scottish League One [lower-alpha 2]			Scottish League Two [lower-alpha 3]			Ref
	Nat	Player	Club	Nat	Player	Club	Nat	Player	Club
1980–81		Bobby Ford	Raith Rovers		Steve Hanson	Stenhousemuir	division did not exist			[121] [122]
		Jackie McNamara	Hibernian		McCombe	Alloa Athletic
		Eric Morris	Ayr United		Irvine	Queen's Park
1981–82		John Gahagan	Motherwell		Steve Hanson	Forfar Athletic				[123]
		Jim Morton	St Johnstone		Ian Campbell	Brechin City
		John McGregor	Queen's Park		Martin McDermott	Berwick Rangers
1982–83		Mo Johnson	Partick Thistle		Jim Liddle	Forfar Athletic				[124]
		Donald Park			Ian McPhee
		Pat Nevin	Clyde		Gerry Collins	Albion Rovers
1983–84		Derek Frye	Clyde							[125]
		John Bourke	Dumbarton		Ian McPhee	Forfar Athletic
		Tim Coyle
1984–85		Gerry McCoy	Falkirk		Kenny Thornton	Alloa Athletic				[126]
		Peter Houston			Ronnie Lowrie
		Jamie Fairlie	Airdrieonians		Willie Irvine	Stirling Albion
1985–86		Graham Mitchell	Hamilton Academical		Graene Robertson	Queen of the South				[127]
		Ian McAllister	Ayr United		Alan Davidson
		John McVeigh	Clyde		Tim Bryce
1986–87		Rowan Alexander	Greenock Morton		Vic Kasule	Meadowbank Thistle				[128]
		John Watson	Dunfermline Athletic		Martin Nelson	Alloa Athletic
		Norrie McCathie			Colin Hartford	Raith Rovers
1987–88		Willie Jamieson	Hamilton Academical		John Sludden	Ayr United				[129]
		Andy Willock	Clyde		Jim Cowell
		Stewart Kennedy	Forfar Athletic		Jimmy Boyle	Queen'Park
1988–89		Innes Donaldson	Airdrieonians		Ray Charles	East Fife				[130]
		Kenny MacDonald			Paul Senton	Brechin City
		Ken Eadie	Clydebank		Billy McNeil	East Stirlingshire
1989–90		Owen Coyle	Clydebank		Paul O'Brien	Queen's Park				[131]
		Stevie Gray	Airdrieonians		Harry Cairney	Stenhousemuir
		Derek McWilliams	Falkirk		Darius Harroldson	Stranraer
1990–91		Gordon Duncan	Raith Rovers		David Lloyd	Stirling Albion				[132]
		Billy Dodds	Dundee		Stuart Robertson
		David Elliot	Partick Thistle		Sandy Ross	Berwick Rangers
1991–92
1992–93		Craig Brewster	Raith Rovers		Scott Howie	Clyde				[133] [134]
		Billy Davies	Dunfermline Athletic		Stuart Sorbie	Arbroath
		TommyBurns	Kilmarnock		Miller Mathieson	Stenhousemuir
1993–94		Brian Rice	Falkirk		David Bingham	Forfar Athletic				[135]
		Hamish French	Dunfermline Athletic		Jim Butter	Alloa Athletic
		Norrie McWhirter	St Mirren		Tim Sloan	Stranraer
1994–95		Colin Cameron	Raith Rovers		Marko Rajamäki	Greenock Morton		Colin McGlashan	Montrose	[136]
		Peter Duffield	Hamilton Academical		Derek Lilley			Michael Geraghty	East Stirlingshire
		Jackie McNamara	Dunfermline Athletic		Warren Hawke	Berwick Rangers		Gary Orr	Queens Park
1995–96		Craig Brewster	Dundee United		Charlie Nicholas	Clyde		Harry Cairney	Brechin City	[137]
		Janne Lindberg	Greenock Morton		Tim Bryce	Queen of the South		Iain Stewart	Inverness Caley Thistle
		Andy Tod	Dunfermline Athletic		Craig Taggart	Stirling Albion		Peter Dwyer	East Stirlingshire
1996–97		Paddy Connolly	Airdrieonians		Eddie Annand	Clyde / Dundee		Bobby Main	Forfar Athletic	[138]
	John Davies			Tim Bryce	Queen of the South		Allan Morgan
	George O'Boyle	St Johnstone		Ian Little	Stenhousemuir		Gerry Farrell	Ross County
1997–98		Robert Douglas	Dundee		Derek Townsley	Queen of the South				[139]
		David Moss	Falkirk		Tim Bryce
		Alex Bone	Stirling Albion		Graham Harvey	Livingston
1998–99		Glynn Hurst	Ayr United		Steve Convery	Clyde		Steven Ferguson	Ross County	[140]
		Stevie Crawford	Hibernian		Barry Wilson	Inverness Caley Thistle		John Dickson	Brechin City
		Kevin McAllister	Falkirk		Alex Bone	Stirling Albion		David Lorimer	Albion Rovers
1999–2000		Scott Cramm	Falkirk		Martin Cameron	Alloa Athletic		Andy Cargill	Forfar Athletic	[141]
		David Nicholls			Darius Harroldson	Hamilton Academical		Steven Laidlaw	Berwick Rangers
		Tim Turner	St Mirren		John McQuade	Stirling Albion		Joe Robertson	Dumbarton
2000–01		Dennis Wyness	Inverness Caley Thistle		Martin Hardie	Partick Thistle		Mark Bradey	Cowdenbeath	[142]
		Paul Sheerin			Isaac English	Stenhousemuir		Andy Brown	Dumbarton
		Gary Teale	Ayr United		Peter Weatherson	Queen of the South		Roddy Grant	Brechin City
2001–02		Barry Robson	Inverness Caley Thistle		Graeme Brown	Cowdenbeath		Iain Stewart	Peterhead	[143] [144]
		Dennis Wyness			Paul Tosh	Forfar Athletic		Chris Templeman	Brechin City
		Scott Paterson	Partick Thistle		Garry Wood	Berwick Rangers		Kevin Bain
2002–03		Barry Robson	Inverness CT		Kevin Byers	Forfar Athletic		Kevin McAllister	Albion Rovers	[145]
		Paul Hartley	St Johnstone		Paquito Ortiz	Raith Rovers		Ian Stevens	Peterhead
		Mark Kerr	Falkirk		Ian Harty	Stranraer		James Allan	Queen's Park
2003–04		David Bingham	Inverness Caley Thistle		Gareth Hutchison	Berwick Rangers		Mick Galloway	Gretna	[146]
		Barry Robson			Peter Weatherson	Greenock Morton		Scott McLean	Stirling Albion
		Russell Latapy	Falkirk		John Maisano			Jorge Rowe
2004–05
2005–06		Tim Brighton	Clyde		Ryan McGuffie	Gretna		Chris McGroarty	Berwick Rangers	[147]
		Jason Scotland	St Johnstone		Jim McAlister	Greenock Morton		Colin Cramb	Stenhousemuir
		Alex Neil	Hamilton Academical		Bobby Linn	Peterhead		Jordan Smith	East Stirlingshire
2006–07
2007–08		Kevin McDonald	Dundee		Ryan Stevenson	Ayr United		Andrew Brand	East Stirlingshire	[148]
		James McArthur	Hamilton Academical		Alan Trouten	Queens Park		Andrew Sutherland	Elgin City
		Stephen Dobbie	Queen of the South		Andrew Barrowman	Ross County		John Baird	Montrose
2008–09
2009–10		Gary Harkins	Dundee		Gareth Wardlaw	Cowdenbeath		Liam Fox	Livingston	[149]
		Leigh Griffiths			Paul McQuade			James Stevenson	East Stirlingshire
		Michael Gardyne	Ross County		Bryan Prunty	Alloa Athletic		Barry Douglas	Queen's Park
2010–11		Gary Harkins	Dundee		Bobby Linn	East Fife		Scott Agnew	Stranraer	[150] [151]
		Sean Higgins			Mark Roberts	Ayr United		Armand Oné
		Andy Kirk	Dunfermline Athletic		Iain Russell	Livingston		Ricky Little	Queen's Park
2011–12		Michael Gardyne	Ross County		Ryan Donnelly	Airdrie United		Kevin Cawley	Alloa Athletic	[152]
		Grant Murray			Steven Doris	Arbroath		Ryan McCord
		Michael McGovern	Falkirk		Ryan Wallace	East Fife		Jamie Longworth	Queen's Park
2012–13		Chris Erskine	Partick Thistle		Daniel Carmichael	Queen of the South		David Templeton	Rangers	[153]
		Stefan Scougall	Livingston		Steven Doris	Arbroath		David Anderson	Queen's Park
		Michael Tidser	Greenock Morton		Andrew Jackson	Brechin City		Daniel Moore	Elgin City
2013–14		Paul MacDonald	Dundee		Michael Moffat	Ayr United		Andy Rodgers	Peterhead	[154]
		Rory Loy	Falkirk		Jon Daly	Rangers		Lee Currie	Berwick Rangers
		Anthony Andreu	Hamilton Academical		Nicky Law			Kenny MacKay	Annan Athletic
2014–15		Morgaro Gomis	Heart of Midlothian		Willis Gibson	Stranraer		Simon Murray	Arbroath	[155]
		Alim Ozturk			Jamie Stevenson	Peterhead		Shane Sutherland	Elgin City
		Jamie Walker			Alan Trouten	Brechin City		Paul Woods	Queen's Park
2015–16		Martyn Waghorn	Rangers		Joe Cardle	Dunfermline Athletic		Kyle Wilkie	East Fife	[156]
		Jason Cummings	Hibernian		Greig Spence	Cowdenbeath		Peter Weatherson	Annan Athletic
		John McGinn			Rory McAllister	Peterhead		Bobby Linn	Arbroath
2016–17		Jason Cummings	Hibernian		Jordan Kirkpatrick	Alloa Athletic		Bobby Linn	Arbroath	[157]
		Stephen Dobbie	Queen of the South		Danny Mullen	Livingston		Tim O'Brien	Forfar Athletic
		Ross Forbes	Greenock Morton		Andy Ryan	Airdrieonians		Tim Reilly	Elgin City
2017–18		Stephen Dobbie	Queen of the South		Michael Moffat	Ayr United		Sean Dillon	Montrose	[158]
		Craig Halkett	Livingston		Alan Trouten	Albion Rovers		Willie Gibson	Peterhead
		Cammy Smith	St Mirren		Lewis Vaughan	Raith Rovers		Rory McAllister
2018–19		Billy Mckay	Ross County		Dale Hilson	Forfar Athletic		Chris Johnston	Annan Athletic	[159]
		Pavol Safranko	Dundee United		Kevin Nisbet	Raith Rovers		John Rankin	Clyde
		Lawrence Shankland	Ayr United		Dom Paul	Dumbarton		Martin McNiff
2019–20	Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season.									[114]
2020–21		Craig Gordon	Heart of Midlothian	not awarded			not awarded			[160]
		Charlie Adam	Dundee
		Regan Hendry	Raith Rovers
2021–22		Tim O'Brien	Arbroath		Mitch Megginson	Cove Rangers		Owen Moxon	Annan Athletic	[161]
		Kyle Lafferty	Kilmarnock		Rory McAllister			Jamie Barjonas	Kelty Hearts
		Scott Tiffoney	Partick Thistle		Harry Milne			Michael Tidser
2022–23		Dom Paul	Queen's Park		Kyle Benedictus	Dunfermline Athletic		Craig Slater	Forfar Athletic	[162]
		Grant Savoury			Matt Todd			Dale Carrick	Stirling Albion
		Paul McMullan	Dundee		Ruari Paton	Queen of the South		Tim Goss	Annan Athletic
2023–24		Louis Moult	Dundee United		Brad Spencer	Falkirk		Matty Aitken	Stenhousemuir	[163]
		Ruari Paton	Queen's Park		Calvin Miller			Nat Wedderburn
		Lewis Vaughan	Raith Rovers		Rumarn Burrell	Cove Rangers		Blair Henderson	Spartans

Other awards

Season	Goal of the Season			Special Merit Award			Ref
	Nat	Player	Club	Nat	Winner	Note
1981–82					Tom Lauchlan	Kilmarnock director	[10]
					Willie Waddell	Rangers director
						Former Celtic and Man United player.
1982–83					Andy Dickson	Dundee United trainer	[13]
					Alex Rae	Former Scottish PFA president
					Eddie Turnbull	Former Aberdeen and Hibs manager
1983–84					Archie Macpherson	BBC broadcaster	[14]
					Arthur Montford	STV broadcaster
1984–85					Desmond White	Celtic chairman	[16]
					Bobby Reid	Hamilton Academical trainer
1985–86					Tommy Walker	Former Hearts player and manager	[17]
					Yule Craig	St Mirren chairman
1987–88					Jim Steel	Celtic and Scotland physio	[20]
					David Francey	Broadcaster
1988–89					Teddy Scott	Aberdeen trainer	[21]
1989–90					Bob McPhail	Former Rangers player	[22]
					Andy Russell	Motherwell groundsman
1990–91					Harry Haddock	Former Clyde captain	[24]
					Bobby Maitland	Former journalist
1991–92					Celtic ( Lisbon Lions )	1967 European Cup team	[25]
					George Young	Former Rangers and Scotland captain
1992–93					Joe Nelson	Dunfermline Athletic coach	[27]
					Lawrie Reilly	Former Hibernian (and Famous Five ) player
1995–96		Paul Gascoigne	Rangers		Ronnie Simpson	Former Celtic (and Lisbon Lions ) player	[164] [165]
1996–97					Bob Laird	Historian for Third Lanark	[36]
1997–98					Allan McGraw	Former Morton player and manager	[37]
					Tom Wharton	Former UEFA listed referee
1998–99					Hugh Allan	Physio	[40]
1999–2000					Alex Cameron	Daily Record football journalist	[44]
2000–01					Joe Baker	Former Hibs and England player	[45]
2001–02					Jimmy Johnstone	Former Celtic (and Lisbon Lions ) player	[50]
2002–03					Alex Rae	Former Partick Thistle player	[51]
2003–04					Bobby Brown	Former Scotland manager	[54]
2005–06					Sir Tom Finney	Former Preston and England player	[166]
2006–07		Shunsuke Nakamura	Celtic		Eusebio	Former Benfica and Portugal player	[66]
2007–08		Merouane Zemmama	Hibernian		Phil O'Donnell (posthumous)	Former Motherwell captain	[68]
2008–09		Pedro Mendes	Rangers		Aberdeen	1983 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup team	[71]
2009–10		Madjid Bougherra	Rangers		Archie Macpherson	Football commentator	[78]
					Arthur Montford	Sports journalist
2010–11		Nikica Jelavic	Rangers		Rose Reilly	Former dual internationalist (Scotland and Italy)	[83]
2011–12		Rory Fallon	Aberdeen		Street Soccer Scotland	2011 Homeless World Cup team	[84]
2012–13		Bryan Prunty	Dumbarton		Craig Brown	Former Clyde and Scotland manager	[167]
2013–14		Jonny Hayes	Aberdeen		Frank McKeown	Stranraer player	[92]
2014–15		Stevie Mallan	St Mirren		Jordan Moore	Dundee United player	[95]
2015–16		Barrie McKay	Rangers	Show Racism the Red Card (SRTRC)			[99]
2016–17		Moussa Dembélé	Celtic		Scotland women's national team	Qualified for UEFA Women's Euro 2017	[103]
2017–18		Kieran Tierney	Celtic				[107]
2018–19		Alfredo Morelos	Rangers		Dr John MacLean	of Hampden Sports Clinic	[110]
2019–20	Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season.						[114]
2020–21					Scotland men's national team	Qualified for UEFA Euro 2020	[115]
2021–22		Tom Rogic	Celtic				[116]
2022–23		Jota	Celtic		Alex Ferguson	Former Aberdeen and Manchester United manager	[119]
2023–24		Rabbi Matondo	Rangers		Graeme Souness	Former Liverpool and Scotland player; Rangers manager

Notes

1. The second tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish First Division between 1975–2013.
2. The third tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish Second Division between 1975–2013.
3. The fourth tier of the Scottish football league system was known as the Scottish Third Division between 1994–2013.

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