PFA reveals its teams of the year
BRAD FRIEDEL - Blackburn He had a magnificent World Cup for the USA last summer, where he was widely recognised as the one of the outstanding goalkeepers of the competition and has continued his fine form into this season's Premiership. An exceptional shot-stopper with excellent reflexes, he arrived at Ewood Park from Liverpool on a free transfer in November 2000.
STEPHEN CARR - Tottenham Missed the whole of last season through injury and only returned to first-team action in January. A full-back who loves to get forward, the Republic of Ireland international remains a big favourite with the White Hart Lane faithful.
ASHLEY COLE - Arsenal He joined Arsenal as a trainee in 1998, and after been capped by his country at youth and under-21 levels, he has now established himself as England's first-choice left-back at senior level. Effective in the tackle and capable of making surging runs forward.
SOL CAMPBELL - Arsenal After making the controversial move from Tottenham to north London rivals Arsenal in 2001, he has established himself as one of the best central defenders in Europe. A cornerstone of the Gunners' double-winning side last season, he is also a key figure in England's national team.
WILLIAM GALLAS - Chelsea He arrived at Stamford Bridge from Marseille in July 2001 for ?.2million. A player who possesses exceptional pace, he is comfortable anywhere in the back four, and his form this season has been a major reason for Chelsea's successful campaign.
PATRICK VIEIRA - Arsenal Joined the Gunners in 1996 for a fee of ?.5million from AC Milan. A skilful and determined player, he has taken on the responsibility of club captain following the retirement of Tony Adams last season. A regular in the French national team, he remains the driving force in the Arsenal engine room.
PAUL SCHOLES - Manchester United Joined Manchester United as a trainee in July 1991, before quickly establishing himself as a first-team regular at Old Trafford. A player with wonderful skill and vision, he continues to score vital goals for both club and country. He has also received a nomination for Player's Player of the Year.
ROBERT PIRES - Arsenal This skilful wide midfield player joined Arsenal from Marseille in July 2000 for a fee of ?million. Last year, the France international's campaign was cut short by a serious knee injury, but his return to fitness earlier this season was a major boost to the Gunners' quest for glory.
KIERON DYER - Newcastle He arrived at St James' Park from Ipswich in July 1999 for a fee of ?million. A player with terrific energy and an impressive turn of pace, the England international can play in a number of different positions across midfield.
ALAN SHEARER - Newcastle The former England captain has had another outstanding campaign in what has been an impressive season for the Magpies. Throughout his illustrious career he has scored more Premiership goals than any other player and has also been nominated for the Players' Player of the Year, an award he previously won in 1995 and 1997.
THIERRY HENRY - Arsenal A ?0million signing from Juventus in 1999, the France international has established himself as one of the most feared strikers in Europe. A player with great close control and an electric change of pace, he is celebrating his second-successive nomination in the Premiership team of the season.
STEPHEN CARR - Tottenham Missed the whole of last season through injury and only returned to first-team action in January. A full-back who loves to get forward, the Republic of Ireland international remains a big favourite with the White Hart Lane faithful.
ASHLEY COLE - Arsenal He joined Arsenal as a trainee in 1998, and after been capped by his country at youth and under-21 levels, he has now established himself as England's first-choice left-back at senior level. Effective in the tackle and capable of making surging runs forward.
SOL CAMPBELL - Arsenal After making the controversial move from Tottenham to north London rivals Arsenal in 2001, he has established himself as one of the best central defenders in Europe. A cornerstone of the Gunners' double-winning side last season, he is also a key figure in England's national team.
WILLIAM GALLAS - Chelsea He arrived at Stamford Bridge from Marseille in July 2001 for ?.2million. A player who possesses exceptional pace, he is comfortable anywhere in the back four, and his form this season has been a major reason for Chelsea's successful campaign.
PATRICK VIEIRA - Arsenal Joined the Gunners in 1996 for a fee of ?.5million from AC Milan. A skilful and determined player, he has taken on the responsibility of club captain following the retirement of Tony Adams last season. A regular in the French national team, he remains the driving force in the Arsenal engine room.
PAUL SCHOLES - Manchester United Joined Manchester United as a trainee in July 1991, before quickly establishing himself as a first-team regular at Old Trafford. A player with wonderful skill and vision, he continues to score vital goals for both club and country. He has also received a nomination for Player's Player of the Year.
ROBERT PIRES - Arsenal This skilful wide midfield player joined Arsenal from Marseille in July 2000 for a fee of ?million. Last year, the France international's campaign was cut short by a serious knee injury, but his return to fitness earlier this season was a major boost to the Gunners' quest for glory.
KIERON DYER - Newcastle He arrived at St James' Park from Ipswich in July 1999 for a fee of ?million. A player with terrific energy and an impressive turn of pace, the England international can play in a number of different positions across midfield.
ALAN SHEARER - Newcastle The former England captain has had another outstanding campaign in what has been an impressive season for the Magpies. Throughout his illustrious career he has scored more Premiership goals than any other player and has also been nominated for the Players' Player of the Year, an award he previously won in 1995 and 1997.
THIERRY HENRY - Arsenal A ?0million signing from Juventus in 1999, the France international has established himself as one of the most feared strikers in Europe. A player with great close control and an electric change of pace, he is celebrating his second-successive nomination in the Premiership team of the season.
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