Roo leads Young Player sextet The PFA Young Player of the Year award is up for grabs with six candidates on the short-list. PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has given his verdicts on the sextet in the frame - Charlton Athletic's top scorer Darren Bent, Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas, West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand, Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon, and Manchester United duo Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney. Rooney is also up for the senior award and could be the first man since Sky Sports' Andy Gray to scoop both accolades. . . . (其他参赛者略) AARON LENNON (Tottenham): Another young talent who has made a big impression on The Premiership and whilst Spurs deserve a pat on the back for that, I've also got to pay tribute here to Leeds United and their academy because a number of good young players have come from there, and he's a typical example. As a former winger myself there's nothing better than, as with Thierry Henry, seeing somebody not only with his skills but the speed he's got and the way he can get past defenders. It's nice he has been given the opportunity and Martin Jol has been rewarded for the faith he has put in youth as Tottenham have had such a successful season. Again, I think it's great that we've got so many good young players coming through. ============================================================================= 虽然得奖机会不大 ,但是提名就是受到肯定 Lennon ,典型的荔枝产品 ,他有速度有技巧 他的展露也要感谢Jol的正太政策 --

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