 Laidlaw received 44% of the votes on the FA's website |
Gosport Borough's Jamie Laidlaw has been voted as the first FA Cup "Player of the Round" for the 2005/06 season. The award caps a great start to the season for the striker who has scored 10 goals in the FA Cup this campaign. He won 44% of the vote on the FA's website ahead of Halesowen's Howard Forinton, Hendon's John Frendo and Goole's Steve Davey. The winner in each round receives an engraved silver salver and a VIP seat at the 2006 FA Cup Final at Wembley. He also wins �1000 worth of Umbro football kit for a local school, club or organisation of his choice. Laidlaw helped Gosport, who play in Wessex League Division One, to a 2-1 win at Eastbourne Town in the first qualifying round. Last season's "Team of the FA Cup" was:
Kevin Slack (Bishop's Cleeve), Rob Ursell (AFC Wimbledon), Scott Partridge (Bath City), Craig Midgley (Halifax Town), Alex Haddow (Slough Town), Dean Moxey, Paul Jones (both Exeter City), Kevin Gall (Yeovil Town), Kris Commons (Nottingham Forest), Shay Given (Newcastle United), Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United).
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