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PFA awards shortlist
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Steven Gerrard is the only non-Manchester United player in the running for the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year award.
The Liverpool captain is joined on the shortlist by United's Nemanja Vidic, Ryan Giggs, Rio Ferdinand, Cristiano Ronaldo and Edwin van der Sar.
Jonny Evans and Rafael Da Silva are nominees for the young player award.
Also in contention with the United pair are Gabriel Agbonlahor, Ashley Young, Aaron Lennon and Stephen Ireland.
Defender Vidic is favourite to lift the trophy at London's Grosvenor House on 26 April.
Voting took place before United's recent dip in form, perhaps explaining why the list of contenders is dominated by players from Sir Alex Ferguson's team.
But Gerrard could benefit from a split vote for United players as David Ginola did during their 1999 treble-winning season - an outcome that annoyed Ferguson.
Giggs has never won the award, whereas Ronaldo could become the first player to win it three years in a row.
After a superb season for Manchester City, Ireland is favourite to succeed Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas as the country's top youngster.
Agbonlahor and Young have both impressed for Aston Villa, while Tottenham winger Lennon has also caught the eye.
Well we all know that Gerrard has been better than Ronaldo this season but I have a feeling Giggs may win it.
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Yeah they have to vote for someone from another team so Gerrard gets all those votes, but split vote means, people will be split between which United player performed the best and so instead of one United player dominating there could two or three with similiar amount of votes whilst Gerrard picks up the rest to win...pretty much.
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