Four personalities in the world of football has been nominated for the uhlsport/FourFourTwo FQ Awards and amidst them is Graham Turner, manager of Hereford United.
uhlsport, the world's largest football-only company, present the 2004-5 FQ Awards. The FQ Awards are a monthly search for those people who have an advanced understanding of football, an FQ.
All four of the nominees have shown their FQ, but who has the greatest understanding of the beautiful game?
Hereford United Manager Graham Turner
Without people like Graham Turner there wouldn't be football clubs. The Hereford Chairman and Manager has almost single-handedly kept the club afloat during many a stormy season. For his investment in his community, perseverance and loyalty we salute Turner's FQ. Let's hope we welcome him back to the Football League this summer.
Tottenham Hotspur Manager Martin Jol
The linesman got in wrong, the referee got it wrong, Carroll's blushes suggest he knew while Ferguson was eerily quiet. Only one man came out of it all with dignity. Martin Jol showed dignity and restraint with his post-match comments on "that" goal.
Bradford City
Bradford donated part of their gate receipts from the Boxing Day game with Wrexham to the Welsh side, who are in administration. "We've been in administration twice in three years, you need all the help you can," said club secretary Jon Pollard.
Gordon Strachan
Redknapp went to Southampton, Smith went to Manchester United, former Saints manager Strachan's response to an invitation to manager Pompey: "Everything's right - it's 10 minutes away, there are good players there, a good set-up, a good atmosphere at the ground but I've got too many memories of the other side and I don't want to sour those memories." It's refreshing to see a man who understands how supporters feel.
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Monday, February 07, 2005
Turner up for FQ Award
