Posted on 4th November 2024
FSA Awards 2024 – vote now!
We are pleased to announce the shortlists for the 2024 Football Supporters’ Association Awards – voting is open now and fans can back their favourites here. 90 candidates are battling it out across 16 categories, recognising everything from the best players of the past year to the best podcasts and fanzines in both the men’s and women’s game.
The largest supporter-led awards in the country are back. Now in their fourteenth year, this year’s FSA Awards are the largest yet, with 18 awards in total to be dished out on the night.
The Men’s Player of the Year category features a pair of players from Manchester City’s title-winning side in the shape of Rodri and Erling Haaland, along with a trio of England internationals in Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa) and Cole Palmer (Chelsea). They’ll all be vying to dethrone three-time winner of the award and current holder, Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah.
The shortlist for the Women’s Player of the Year also features two Manchester City stars, in Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw and Lauren Hemp. They face off against the Chelsea pair of Lauren James and Erin Cuthbert, with Manchester United’s Grace Clinton and Arsenal’s Lotte Wubben-Moy completing the list.
Our Fans for Diversity campaign, run jointly with Kick It Out, has its own award, promoting the good work of fan groups who make football more inclusive and welcoming to all communities, while in other categories fans will be able to have their say on the best commentators, podcasts, social media accounts and football writers, among others.
Nine categories are open to a public vote, with the rest being decided by an FSA panel. The shortlist for our new Goal of the Year Award will be announced in the lead up to the ceremony, which will also be decided by a public vote.
Voting is open until midday on Monday 18th November, with the awards being handed out at our awards ceremony, which will be held at Nobu in Portman Square, London, on Monday 2nd December, presented by Victoria Derbyshire.
Shortlisted nominees are entitled to two free tickets to attend the awards dinner, and should get in touch with us at [email protected] for more details.
The full list of categories and shortlisted nominees can be found below.
Men’s Player of the Year
- Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
- Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
- Rodri (Manchester City)
- Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
- Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
- Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
Women’s Player of the Year, sponsored by Toyota
- Grace Clinton (Manchester United)
- Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea)
- Lauren Hemp (Manchester City)
- Lauren James (Chelsea)
- Khadija Shaw (Manchester City)
- Lotte Wubben-Moy (Arsenal)
Climate Action Award, sponsored by Trainsplit
- David Wheeler (Wycombe Wanderers)
- Liverpool FC
- Northampton Town Community Trust
- Sustaina-Bees (Brentford FC)

Club Podcast of the Year
- Arseblog
- Blue Moon
- Fearless in Devotion
- From the Rookery End
- It’s All Cobblers to Me
- The Liquidator
Commentator of the Year
- Robyn Cowen
- Peter Drury
- Sam Matterface
- Conor McNamara
- John Murray
- Vicki Sparks
Fans for Diversity Award
- Fulham Lillies
- Leicester 4 All
- Proud and Palace
- Punjabi Whites
- Rovers SAS
- SWFC Women’s Supporters
Fan Media of the Year
- The Anfield Wrap
- HLTCO
- Not the Top 20 (NTT20)
- The Pinch
- Unexpected Delirium
- We Are Terriers
Fanzine of the Year
- All at Sea (Southend United)
- The City Gent (Bradford City)
- Dogma (Brighton & Hove Albion)
- MOD (Charlton Athletic)
- The Square Ball (Leeds United)
- United We Stand (Manchester United)
Men’s Football Media of the Year Award
- The Athletic
- BBC Sport
- Football365.com
- FourFourTwo
- The Guardian
- talkSPORT
The Non-League Award
- Dunstable Town
- George Dowell (Worthing FC)
- The Non-League Paper
- Torquay United Supporters’ Trust
Podcast of the Year
- Football Cliches
- The Football Ramble
- Guardian Football Weekly
- The Price of Football
- The Rest is Football
- The Totally Football Show
Social Media of the Year
- Away Days (Ellis Platten)
- Bryan’s Gunn
- Crap 90s Football
- Footy Scran
- Jonny Sharples
- Tifo Football
Supporter Liaison Officer of the Year
- Paul Corkrey (Cardiff City)
- Anthony Emmerson (Stoke City)
- Daniel Pippen (Plymouth Argyle)
- Hannah Powis (AFC Bournemouth)
Pundit of the Year
- Rachel Brown-Finnis
- Izzy Christiansen
- Jobi McAnuff
- Gary Neville
- Nedum Onuoha
- Alan Shearer
Women’s Football Media of the Year Award
- BBC Women’s Football Show
- Big Kick Energy
- Girls on the Ball
- The Guardian Women’s Football Weekly
- She Kicks
- Upfront
Writer of the Year
- Charlotte Harpur
- Jonathan Liew
- Matt Slater
- Daniel Storey
- Jonathan Wilson
- Suzy Wrack







