September 5, 2023 6:17 pm
Four Clarets up for awards and voting is now open
Clarets Josh Cullen, Jordan Beyer, Leah Embley and Millie Ravening have been nominated for awards at the Northwest Football Awards 2023.
Midfielder Josh Cullen is up for Championship Player of the Season at the awards ceremony, which is due to take place on Monday 6th November at Emirates Old Trafford.
Voted Burnley FC’s 2022/23 Players’ Player of the Season and Vertu Motors Player of the Season as voted for by the fans, Cullen was a lynchpin in the Clarets midfield last season, featuring 43 times, scoring once, registering four assists and missing just three fixtures through injury.
Teammate Jordan Beyer is also recognised in The Athletic Rising Star category. The 23-year-old made a flying start to life as a Claret having signed in summer 2022.
The German international made 30 appearances during the 2022/23 campaign, scoring one goal and registering three assists.
Hometown girl Leah Embley enjoyed a successful 2022/23 campaign with Burnley FC Women and is recognised in the Women’s Player category.
The winger made 25 appearances and scored eight goals last season, helping the women secure a third place finish in the Northern Premier Division of the FA Women’s National League.
Also representing the women’s team, Millie Ravening makes up the Clarets nominations, with the midfielder shortlisted in The Athletic Women’s Rising Star category.
Voted opposition Player of the Match on nine occasions during the 2022/23 campaign, Ravening enjoyed a fantastic season, scoring 21 goals in 25 appearances.
Voting for the Northwest Football Awards is now open and will close on Friday 29th September at 5pm.
Click here to cast your votes Clarets!
Dom Hyam – Blackburn Rovers
Josh Cullen – Burnley FC
Freddie Woodman – Preston North End
Chris Conn-Clarke – Altrincham FC
Dan Martin – Accrington Stanley
Adam Wharton – Blackburn Rovers
George Thomason – Bolton Wanderers
Jordan Beyer – Burnley FC
Dwight McNeil – Everton FC
Carl Johnston – Fleetwood Town
Curtis Jones – Liverpool FC
Rico Lewis – Manchester City
Alejandro Garnacho – Manchester United
Adam Mayor – Morecambe FC
Ethan Brierley – Rochdale AFC
Elliot Watt – Salford City
Ryan Rydel – Stockport County
Ethan Bristow – Tranmere Rovers
Charlie Hughes – Wigan Athletic
Jade Richards – Blackburn Rovers Ladies
Leah Embley – Burnley FC Women
Nathalie Björn – Everton Football Club Women
Emily McCarthy – Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies
Ceri Holland – Liverpool Football Club Women
Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw – Manchester City Women’s Football Club
Hannah Blundell – Manchester United Women’s Football Club
Ellen Thornton – Salford City FC Lionesses
Anya McCready – Tranmere Rovers Ladies
Niamh Murphy – Blackburn Rovers Ladies FC
Millie Ravening – Burnley FC Women
Jess Park – Everton Football Club Women
Chloe Parkinson – Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies
Missy Bo Kearns – Liverpool Football Club Women
Esme Morgan – Manchester City Women’s Football Club
Maya Le Tissier – Manchester United Women’s Football Club
Lily Robinson – Salford City FC Lionesses
Anya McCready – Tranmere Rovers Ladies
