PFA Team of the Year (2000s)

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Kenny Sansom appeared in a PFA Team of the Year on 11 occasions, which is more than any other player.

The Professional Footballers' Association Team of the Year (often called the PFA Team of the Year, or simply the Team of the Year) is an annual award given to a set of 55 footballers across the top four tiers of men's English football; the Premier League, the Championship, League One and League Two, as well as the women's FA WSL, who are seen to be deserving of being named in a "Team of the Year". Peter Shilton currently holds the most appearances in the PFA Team of the Year in the top division with 10 appearances. Steven Gerrard currently holds the most appearances in the PFA Team of the Year in the Premier League era with eight appearances.

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The award has been presented since the 1973–74 season and the shortlist is compiled by the members of the players' trade union, the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA), in January of every year, with the winners then being voted for by the other players in their respective divisions. [1] [2] [3] The award is regarded by players in the Football League as the highest accolade available to them, due to it being picked by their fellow professionals. [2] Oxford United's Damian Batt, who was named in the Team of the Year for League Two in 2011, said he was "very pleased to be given such a prestigious award. It is something that I am very proud of". [4] In 2014, a team for female players competing in the FA WSL was selected for the first time. [5]

Key

Winners

1999–2000

Source [6]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Nigel Martyn Leeds United 5
DF Gary Kelly Leeds United2
DF Jaap Stam Manchester United 2
DF Sami Hyypiä Liverpool 1
DF Ian Harte Leeds United1
MF David Beckham Manchester United4
MF Roy Keane Manchester United3
MF Patrick Vieira Arsenal 2
MF Harry Kewell Leeds United1
FW Andy Cole Manchester United1
FW Kevin Phillips Sunderland 1

First Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Richard Wright Ipswich Town 2
DF Gary Rowett Birmingham City 2
DF Richard Rufus Charlton Athletic 2
DF Chris Coleman Fulham 5
DF Chris Powell Charlton Athletic1
MF John Robinson Charlton Athletic2
MF Craig Hignett Barnsley 1
MF Mark Kinsella Charlton Athletic2
MF Mark Kennedy Manchester City 1
FW Andy Hunt Charlton Athletic1
FW Marcus Stewart Ipswich Town2

Second Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Roy Carroll Wigan Athletic 1
DF Graham Alexander Preston North End 1
DF Steve Davis * Burnley 4
DF Michael Jackson Preston North End1
DF Mickey Bell Bristol City 1
MF Glen Little Burnley1
MF Sean Gregan *Preston North End2
MF Darren Caskey Reading 1
MF Graham Kavanagh * Stoke City 2
FW Jason Roberts Bristol Rovers 1
FW Jon Macken Preston North End1

Third Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Mike Pollitt Rotherham United 1
DF Ian Hendon ¤ Northampton Town 3
DF Matthew Bound Swansea City 1
DF Craig Liddle Darlington 1
DF Matt Lockwood Leyton Orient 1
MF Darren Currie Barnet 1
MF Tommy Miller Hartlepool United 1
MF Nick Cusack Swansea City1
MF Neil Heaney Darlington1
FW Marco Gabbiadini Darlington1
FW Richie Barker Macclesfield Town 1

2000–01

Source [7]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Fabien Barthez Manchester United 1
DF Stephen Carr Tottenham Hotspur 1
DF Jaap Stam Manchester United3
DF Wes Brown Manchester United1
DF Sylvinho Arsenal 1
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 1
MF Roy Keane Manchester United4
MF Patrick Vieira Arsenal3
MF Ryan Giggs Manchester United3
FW Teddy Sheringham Manchester United1
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal1

First Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Maik Taylor Fulham 2
DF Steve Finnan Fulham2
DF Chris Coleman Fulham6
DF Henning Berg Blackburn Rovers 1
DF Martin Grainger Birmingham City 1
MF David Dunn Blackburn Rovers1
MF Lee Clark Fulham3
MF Sean Davis Fulham1
MF Damien Duff Blackburn Rovers1
FW Louis Saha Fulham1
FW Matt Jansen Blackburn Rovers1

Second Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Jimmy Walker Walsall 1
DF Matt Lawrence Millwall 1
DF Arjan de Zeeuw Wigan Athletic 1
DF Andy Tillson Walsall1
DF Mickey Bell * Bristol City 2
MF Scott Murray Bristol City1
MF Graham Kavanagh * Stoke City 3
MF Tim Cahill Millwall1
MF Brian Tinnion Bristol City1
FW Neil Harris Millwall1
FW Martin Butler Reading 2

Third Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Mike Pollitt ¤ Chesterfield 2
DF Josh Low Cardiff City 1
DF Steve Blatherwick Chesterfield1
DF Danny Cullip Brighton & Hove Albion 1
DF Matt Lockwood ¤ Leyton Orient 2
MF Darren Currie ¤ Barnet 2
MF Lee Hodges Scunthorpe United 1
MF Tommy Miller ¤ Hartlepool United 2
MF Paul Simpson Blackpool 1
FW Bobby Zamora Brighton & Hove Albion1
FW Robert Earnshaw Cardiff City1

2001–02

Source [8]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Shay Given Newcastle United 1
DF Steve Finnan Fulham 3
DF Rio Ferdinand Leeds United 1
DF Sami Hyypiä Liverpool 2
DF Wayne Bridge Southampton 1
MF Robert Pires Arsenal 1
MF Roy Keane Manchester United 5
MF Patrick Vieira Arsenal4
MF Ryan Giggs Manchester United4
FW Ruud van Nistelrooy Manchester United1
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal2

First Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Russell Hoult West Bromwich Albion 1
DF Graham Alexander Preston North End 2
DF Darren Moore West Bromwich Albion2
DF Joleon Lescott Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
DF Neil Clement West Bromwich Albion1
MF Eyal Berkovic Manchester City 1
MF Ali Benarbia Manchester City1
MF Robert Prosinečki Portsmouth 1
MF Mark Kennedy Wolverhampton Wanderers2
FW Shaun Goater Manchester City2
FW Dougie Freedman Crystal Palace 2

Second Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Mark Tyler Peterborough United 1
DF Graeme Murty Reading 1
DF Arjan de Zeeuw * Wigan Athletic 2
DF Danny Cullip Brighton & Hove Albion 2
DF Mickey Bell * Bristol City 3
MF Scott Murray Bristol City2
MF Graham Kavanagh * Cardiff City 4
MF Paul Evans Brentford 1
MF Jason Koumas Tranmere Rovers 1
FW Bobby Zamora Brighton & Hove Albion2
FW Nicky Forster *Reading2

Third Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Romain Larrieu Plymouth Argyle 1
DF Michael Duff Cheltenham Town 1
DF Paul Wotton Plymouth Argyle1
DF Graham Coughlan Plymouth Argyle1
DF Matthew Taylor Luton Town 1
MF Peter Beagrie Scunthorpe United 1
MF David Friio Plymouth Argyle1
MF Lee Hodges ¤Scunthorpe United2
MF Lee Williamson Mansfield Town 1
FW Chris Greenacre Mansfield Town1
FW Nathan Ellington Bristol Rovers 1

2002–03

Source [9]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Brad Friedel Blackburn Rovers 1
DF Stephen Carr Tottenham Hotspur 2
DF Sol Campbell Arsenal 2
DF William Gallas Chelsea 1
DF Ashley Cole Arsenal1
MF Robert Pires Arsenal2
MF Patrick Vieira Arsenal5
MF Paul Scholes Manchester United 1
MF Kieron Dyer Newcastle United 3
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal3
FW Alan Shearer Newcastle United7

First Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Shaka Hislop Portsmouth 2
DF Denis Irwin Wolverhampton Wanderers 4
DF Joleon Lescott Wolverhampton Wanderers2
DF Michael Dawson Nottingham Forest 1
DF Matthew Taylor Portsmouth2
MF Muzzy Izzet Leicester City 1
MF Michael Brown Sheffield United 1
MF Paul Merson Portsmouth2
MF Michael Tonge Sheffield United1
FW David Johnson Nottingham Forest1
FW Paul Dickov Leicester City1

Second Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK John Filan Wigan Athletic 1
DF Nicky Eaden Wigan Athletic1
DF Jason de Vos Wigan Athletic1
DF Fitz Hall Oldham Athletic 1
DF Mickey Bell * Bristol City 4
MF Scott Murray *Bristol City3
MF Jimmy Bullard Wigan Athletic1
MF Graham Kavanagh * Cardiff City 5
MF Martin Bullock Blackpool 1
FW Robert Earnshaw Cardiff City2
FW Rob Hulse Crewe Alexandra 1

Third Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Alan Fettis Hull City [lower-alpha 1] 1
DF Carlos Edwards Wrexham 1
DF Graeme Lee Hartlepool United 1
DF Chris Westwood Hartlepool United1
DF Paul Underwood Rushden & Diamonds 1
MF Paul Hall Rushden & Diamonds1
MF Mark Tinkler Hartlepool United1
MF Alex Russell Torquay United 1
MF Ritchie Humphreys Hartlepool United1
FW Andy Morrell Wrexham1
FW Dave Kitson Cambridge United 1

2003–04

Source [11]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Tim Howard Manchester United 1
DF Lauren Arsenal 1
DF Sol Campbell Arsenal3
DF John Terry Chelsea 1
DF Ashley Cole Arsenal2
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 2
MF Frank Lampard Chelsea1
MF Patrick Vieira Arsenal6
MF Robert Pires Arsenal3
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal4
FW Ruud van Nistelrooy Manchester United2

First Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Robert Green Norwich City 1
DF Phil Jagielka Sheffield United 1
DF Danny Gabbidon Cardiff City 1
DF Malky Mackay Norwich City1
DF Julio Arca Sunderland 1
MF Jason Koumas West Bromwich Albion 2
MF Tim Cahill Millwall 2
MF Michael Carrick West Ham United 1
MF Andy Reid Nottingham Forest 1
FW Andrew Johnson Crystal Palace 1
FW Robert Earnshaw Cardiff City3

Second Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Steve Phillips Bristol City 1
DF Louis Carey Bristol City1
DF Graham Coughlan Plymouth Argyle 2
DF Danny Cullip * Brighton & Hove Albion 3
DF Gino Padula Queens Park Rangers 1
MF Carlos Edwards Wrexham 2
MF David Friio Plymouth Argyle2
MF Richie Wellens Blackpool 1
MF Brian Tinnion *Bristol City2
FW Leon Knight Brighton & Hove Albion1
FW Scott Taylor Blackpool1

Third Division

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Chris Weale Yeovil Town 1
DF Nathan Stanton Scunthorpe United 1
DF Andy Crosby Oxford United 1
DF Efe Sodje Huddersfield Town 1
DF Andy Dawson Hull City 1
MF Liam Lawrence Mansfield Town 1
MF Michael McIndoe Doncaster Rovers 1
MF Alex Russell ¤ Torquay United 2
MF Peter Beagrie ¤Scunthorpe United2
FW David Graham Torquay United1
FW Lee Trundle Swansea City 1

2004–05

Source [12] [13]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Petr Čech Chelsea 1
DF Gary Neville Manchester United 5
DF John Terry Chelsea2
DF Rio Ferdinand Manchester United2
DF Ashley Cole Arsenal 3
MF Shaun Wright-Phillips Manchester City 1
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 3
MF Frank Lampard Chelsea2
MF Arjen Robben Chelsea1
FW Andrew Johnson Crystal Palace 2
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal5

Championship

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Kelvin Davis Ipswich Town 1
DF Graham Alexander Preston North End 3
DF Tom Huddlestone Derby County 1
DF Gary Breen Sunderland 1
DF George McCartney Sunderland1
MF Iñigo Idiakez Derby County1
MF Jimmy Bullard Wigan Athletic 2
MF Steve Sidwell Reading 1
MF Julio Arca Sunderland2
FW Nathan Ellington Wigan Athletic2
FW Jason Roberts Wigan Athletic2

League One

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Marlon Beresford * Luton Town 3
DF Ryan Taylor Tranmere Rovers 1
DF Curtis Davies Luton Town1
DF Chris Coyne Luton Town1
DF Warren Cummings Bournemouth 1
MF Ahmet Brković Luton Town1
MF Paul Merson Walsall 3
MF Kevin Nicholls Luton Town1
MF Stuart Elliott Hull City 1
FW Steve Howard Luton Town1
FW Leroy Lita Bristol City 1

League Two

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Chris Weale ¤ Yeovil Town 2
DF Sam Ricketts Swansea City 1
DF Adam Barrett Southend United 1
DF Andy Crosby ¤ Scunthorpe United 2
DF Michael Rose Yeovil Town1
MF Lee Johnson Yeovil Town1
MF Darren Way Yeovil Town1
MF Kevin Maher Southend United1
MF Peter Beagrie ¤Scunthorpe United3
FW Phil Jevons Yeovil Town1
FW Lee Trundle ¤Swansea City2

2005–06

Source [14]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Shay Given Newcastle United 2
DF Pascal Chimbonda Wigan Athletic 1
DF John Terry Chelsea 3
DF Jamie Carragher Liverpool 1
DF William Gallas Chelsea2
MF Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United 1
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool4
MF Frank Lampard Chelsea3
MF Joe Cole Chelsea1
FW Thierry Henry Arsenal 6
FW Wayne Rooney Manchester United1

Championship

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Marcus Hahnemann Reading 1
DF Gary Kelly Leeds United 3
DF Ibrahima Sonko Reading1
DF Joleon Lescott Wolverhampton Wanderers 3
DF Nicky Shorey Reading1
MF Ashley Young Watford 1
MF Steve Sidwell Reading2
MF Phil Jagielka Sheffield United 2
MF Jason Koumas Cardiff City 3
FW Marlon King Watford1
FW Kevin Doyle Reading1

League One

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Darryl Flahavan Southend United 1
DF Greg Halford Colchester United 1
DF Sam Sodje Brentford 1
DF Adam Barrett Southend United2
DF Gareth Roberts Tranmere Rovers 1
MF Andy Robinson Swansea City 1
MF Neil Danns Colchester United1
MF Kevin Maher Southend United2
MF Michael McIndoe Doncaster Rovers 2
FW Lee Trundle Swansea City3
FW Billy Sharp Scunthorpe United 1

League Two

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Joe Hart Shrewsbury Town 1
DF Danny Senda Wycombe Wanderers 1
DF Roger Johnson Wycombe Wanderers1
DF Gareth McAuley Lincoln City 1
DF Matt Lockwood ¤ Leyton Orient 3
MF Josh Low ¤ Northampton Town 2
MF Mark Jones Wrexham 1
MF Ian Taylor Northampton Town3
MF Kevin Betsy Wycombe Wanderers1
FW Karl Hawley Carlisle United 1
FW Michael Reddy Grimsby Town 1

2006–07

Source [15]

FA Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Edwin van der Sar Manchester United 1
DF Gary Neville Manchester United6
DF Rio Ferdinand Manchester United3
DF Nemanja Vidić Manchester United1
DF Patrice Evra Manchester United1
MF Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United2
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 5
MF Paul Scholes Manchester United2
MF Ryan Giggs Manchester United5
FW Didier Drogba Chelsea 1
FW Dimitar Berbatov Tottenham Hotspur 1

Championship

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Matt Murray Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
DF Graham Alexander Preston North End 4
DF Darren Moore Derby County 3
DF Curtis Davies West Bromwich Albion 2
DF Gareth Bale Southampton 1
MF Carlos Edwards Sunderland [lower-alpha 2] 3
MF Dean Whitehead Sunderland1
MF Jason Koumas West Bromwich Albion4
MF Gary McSheffrey Birmingham City 1
FW Michael Chopra Cardiff City 1
FW Diomansy Kamara West Bromwich Albion1

League One

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Joe Murphy Scunthorpe United 1
DF Jon Otsemobor Crewe Alexandra 1
DF Terry Skiverton Yeovil Town 1
DF Ian Breckin Nottingham Forest 1
DF Matt Lockwood Leyton Orient 4
MF Chris Shuker Tranmere Rovers 1
MF Richie Wellens * Doncaster Rovers 2
MF Wes Hoolahan Blackpool 1
MF Matt Jarvis Gillingham 1
FW Luke Varney Crewe Alexandra1
FW Billy Sharp *Scunthorpe United2

League Two

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Clayton Ince Walsall 1
DF Craig Pead Walsall1
DF Michael Nelson Hartlepool United 1
DF Chris Westwood ¤Walsall2
DF Ritchie Humphreys ¤Hartlepool United [lower-alpha 3] 2
MF Lee Frecklington Lincoln City 1
MF Dean Keates Walsall1
MF Andy Monkhouse Hartlepool United1
MF Tommy Doherty Wycombe Wanderers 1
FW Izale McLeod Milton Keynes Dons 1
FW Jermaine Easter Wycombe Wanderers1

2007–08

Source [19]

Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK David James Portsmouth 3
DF Bacary Sagna Arsenal 1
DF Rio Ferdinand Manchester United 4
DF Nemanja Vidić Manchester United2
DF Gaël Clichy Arsenal1
MF Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United3
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 6
MF Cesc Fàbregas Arsenal1
MF Ashley Young Aston Villa 2
FW Emmanuel Adebayor Arsenal1
FW Fernando Torres Liverpool1

Championship

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Wayne Hennessey Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
DF Bradley Orr Bristol City 1
DF Ryan Shawcross Stoke City 1
DF Danny Shittu Watford 1
DF Paul Robinson West Bromwich Albion 1
MF Liam Lawrence Stoke City2
MF Brian Howard Barnsley 1
MF Marvin Elliott Bristol City1
MF Jonathan Greening West Bromwich Albion1
FW Ricardo Fuller Stoke City1
FW Kevin Phillips West Bromwich Albion2

League One

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Keiren Westwood Carlisle United 1
DF Àngel Rangel Swansea City 1
DF Garry Monk Swansea City1
DF Danny Livesey Carlisle United1
DF Julian Bennett Nottingham Forest 1
MF Andy Robinson *Swansea City2
MF Ferrie Bodde Swansea City1
MF Richie Wellens * Doncaster Rovers 3
MF Kris Commons Nottingham Forest1
FW Jermaine Beckford Leeds United 1
FW Jason Scotland Swansea City1

League Two

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Joe Lewis Peterborough United [lower-alpha 4] 1
DF Craig Pead ¤ Brentford 2
DF Steve Foster Darlington 1
DF Danny Swailes Milton Keynes Dons 1
DF Dean Lewington Milton Keynes Dons1
MF Jason Puncheon Barnet 1
MF Keith Andrews Milton Keynes Dons1
MF Lloyd Dyer Milton Keynes Dons1
MF George Boyd Peterborough United1
FW Jack Lester Chesterfield 1
FW Aaron McLean Peterborough United1

2008–09

Source [21]

Premier League

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Edwin van der Sar Manchester United 2
DF Glen Johnson Portsmouth 1
DF Rio Ferdinand Manchester United5
DF Nemanja Vidić Manchester United3
DF Patrice Evra Manchester United2
MF Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United4
MF Steven Gerrard Liverpool 7
MF Ryan Giggs Manchester United6
MF Ashley Young Aston Villa 3
FW Nicolas Anelka Chelsea 2
FW Fernando Torres Liverpool2

Championship

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Keiren Westwood Coventry City 2
DF Kyle Naughton Sheffield United 1
DF Roger Johnson Cardiff City 2
DF Richard Stearman Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
DF Danny Fox Coventry City1
MF Michael Kightly Wolverhampton Wanderers1
MF Joe Ledley Cardiff City1
MF Jordi Gómez Swansea City 1
MF Stephen Hunt Reading 1
FW Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Wolverhampton Wanderers1
FW Jason Scotland Swansea City2

League One

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Joe Murphy * Scunthorpe United 2
DF Neal Eardley Oldham Athletic 1
DF Jack Hobbs Leicester City 1
DF Sean O'Hanlon Milton Keynes Dons 1
DF Dean Lewington Milton Keynes Dons2
MF Fabian Delph Leeds United 1
MF Matt Oakley Leicester City1
MF Chris Taylor Oldham Athletic1
MF George Boyd Peterborough United 2
FW Rickie Lambert Bristol Rovers 1
FW Matty Fryatt Leicester City1

League Two

Pos.PlayerClubApp.
GK Scott Shearer Wycombe Wanderers 1
DF Neil Austin Darlington 1
DF David McCracken Wycombe Wanderers1
DF Simon King Gillingham 1
MF Tom Kennedy Rochdale 1
MF Omar Daley Bradford City 1
MF Dany N'Guessan Lincoln City 1
MF Ben Davies Shrewsbury Town 1
MF Tommy Doherty ¤Wycombe Wanderers2
FW Grant Holt Shrewsbury Town1
FW Andy Bishop Bury 1

Notes

  1. Fettis played for York City until January 2003. [10]
  2. Edwards played for Luton Town until January 2007. [16]
  3. Humphreys played for Port Vale on loan from September to October 2006. [17] [18]
  4. Lewis played for Morecambe until January 2008. [20]

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