Appreciate Your Team With Fun Football Trophies Many dream of lifting a golf or football trophies such as the Ryder Cup above their head but will never reach this goal. Even those who play football just on a Sunday enjoy receiving awards, even if it is just for a laugh. A prize giving event is usually a jovial affair and should be light hearted whether it is held at a social club or a high brow restaurant. Here are some of the categories you could use when presenting your trophies. The Player of the Year This football trophy is for your teams top striker, wily play-maker or solid defensive rock. The guy or girl who stands out from the crowd, the one who goes that extra mile. This is one of the most common and special football trophies and will usually consist of a marble base and a man or woman on top kicking a football. A trophy like this represents power, achievement and respect. Even if your trophy is not made out of the finest materials, it will still be important and shiny and will look good in your trophy cabinet. The Responsible One You will find one of these players on almost every sports team. The ones who make that special effort for the team such as never missing a session and going out of their way to help will be the ones who are up for this award. They may not be the flashiest but they are easily one of the most important players in the team. A life ring or Baywatch style life float could be a fun way to present this award. Because we all know the theme of Baywatch is Ill be there. The Class Clown No awards ceremony would be complete without the prize given to the teams comedian. The one who has all the great jokes , one liners and good banter to keep the spirits of the rest of the team high even in the face of adversity. Even if you have played the worst match of the season and the other team has thrashed you. You could carry the theme on with a joke trophy, perhaps with a picture of One Direction. Just make sure it is something embarrassing to add an extra bit of humour to the award ceremony. Perfect for the class clown. The author of this article has coached teams for many years and decided to break away from the mould of conventional football trophies and has tried to put a fun twist on what can sometimes be a dull event.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 08:57:10 +0000
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