Calvert-Lewin is Everton Player of the Year for 2020-21

Justified awards to Calvert-Lewin, Godfrey and Richarlison.

Good boy yourself, Dominic.

You did it the old-fashioned way.

You earned it.

He had trouble locating that cow's arse with his banjo a couple of seasons ago. But got a great tune out of it this season. The banjo, not...

Honestly, I'd have given Godfrey both awards but Calvert-Lewin would be my runner-up for the top prize so fair enough.

Championship accolades at best.

Yes, Kieran. Godfrey by short head. Calvert-Lewin did well battling up front but, in a defence of no great standing, Godfrey week after week was MotM.

Brent,

Right; his unwavering consistency swung it for me.

Good 'un, Kev.

I agree with the awards, but do think Godfrey was outstanding. I agree with Ancelotti that to achieve next season, Calvert-Lewin will have to be more focused and concentrated in his approach. Better first touch, getting in position, and other player awareness.

Thoroughly deserved.

Calvert-Lewin and Godfrey have stood out this season in terms of consistency, so well deserved.

Well done, Dominic. As Carlo says, the challenge now is not to rest on the laurels and keep progressing.

Well done to Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ben Godfrey, very well deserved. A decent goal tally from Dom and Ben Godfrey has exceeded expectations by a long way, and has been strong, committed and full of desire week after week. A brilliant signing.

If Dom sticks to the simple message from Carlo of being in the box for the one-touch finish, he will continue to flourish. The supply to him has suffered a bit lately and caused him to come deeper. No reason why he can't push on and do even better next season with the inevitable new quality signing creating some attacking havoc down the right.

Tony #13,

The one-touch idea is a good way to get him to focus on positioning.

Godfrey has been consistently top notch all season. I've been a major Calvert-Lewin backer since he first arrived and he started this season on fire. So I don't know what has happened since Christmas but he's stopped running, pressing and being a nuisance up front.

I don't know if it's fatigue, injuries, the England call-up, or a combination of all three, but he seems more interested in his bun than what's going on around him.

Plus the fact that he plays in front of the Premier League's worst midfield and alongside a player with whom he seems to have no chemistry.

Interesting point, Colin. Game of two halves a season from Dominic?

And possibly linked to us switching style and set up. He benefited earlier in the season when the midfield was closer to him. But then we had a gap between the defence that was getting exploited.

So we changed and sat the midfield deeper and closer to the defence, which left him isolated.

Well done but he must improve on the ground over this next year or so if he's going to elevate his status more.

He's great in the air but too often the ball is like a hot potato when it's at his feet.

He's scored a decent total of 16 but the chances he's missed he should have had 20-25 by now, I'm sure that's where our coaches will tell him he's got to improve.

Calvert-Lewin has got such a mature head on his shoulders – he speaks well, he seems genuinely thoughtful and he is a wonderful ambassador for the club. A well deserved award for both on an off the pitch.

I thought Sigurdsson, when played more as a No 10 was good this season. Calvert-Lewin would be up there and Godfrey shows much promise and leadership. However my player of the season would go to Pickford for the points he saved us.

Goal of the season for me was Calvert-Lewin vs Liverpool at home. I know it was a header but l can't think of any other player in the Premier League that would score that goal.

I thought goal of the season was to qualify for Europe? (I'll get me coat!)

I thought Godfrey deserved both awards. Not only for his performances but his attitude – and his "Fuck Off" moment at Old Trafford!!!

Well done to both. Says a lot about our season that there were no real competitors for these awards. A lot of underachievement and mediocrity. Sad.

For me the goal of the season was at home against West Ham, when Keane hit a lovely long ball from defence to their penalty area, which DCL ran onto and, whilst closely pursued by a defender, controlled the incoming ball with his left foot, flicked it onto his right foot, and calmly slotted it into the net, all first touches. It was world class in its execution.

Although the season has been a let-down, we have scored a lot of top quality goals from sweet interpassing moves. It's a pity we've let ourselves down too many times at home.

I believe DCL has all the attributes of a top class striker, and he puts fear into opposition defences. Well done for this deserved award.