STAR MAN: LIAM DICKINSON: It was fitting that Dickinson scored County's third goal at Wembley, making it 21 for the season for the big striker. His tireless running and his ability in front of goal made him the outstanding performer in a young side which is blessed with ability. 9
CONRAD LOGAN: The loan keeper from Leicester City lost his place to John Ruddy only to get it back for the Wembley climax. 7
MICHAEL ROSE: Decent performances at left-back were coupled with some vital goals from the free-kick specialist. 7
JASON TAYLOR: Commitment was guaranteed from the combative Taylor, whether at right-back or the heart of midfield. 7
GARETH OWEN: Captain's performances from the central defender after his return from a spell out with injury. 8
GARY DICKER: A real find, the Irishman grew into one of the most stylish midfielders in the division alongside Dominic Blizzard. 8
MICHAEL RAYNES: A series of terrific performances by the young defender in a season punctuated by injuries. 7
ANTHONY PILKINGTON: Another youngster who should thrive in League One, Pilkington ended a fine season with a goal at Wembley. 7
STEPHEN GLEESON: Second loan spell from Wolves for Gleeson was highlighted by a spectacular equaliser in the play-off semi-final at Wycombe.
TOMMY ROWE: Brilliant final three months of the season for the 19-year-old, who had the scouts flocking to see his performances on the left wing or up front. 8
JIM McNULTY: Arrived from Macclesfield in the New Year, and showed he could make his mark at left-back or in central defence. 7
PAUL TURNBULL: The young midfielder fully deserved his new contract after returning from loan spell at Altrincham to help propel County through play-offs. 7
DOMINIC BLIZZARD: Formed an excellent partnership with Dicker in central midfield, proving he has the ability for a higher level. 8
JAMES SMITH: Made the right-back spot his own after recovering from a couple of dodgy moments following his permanent arrival from Liverpool. 7
ADAM PROUDLOCK: Fans' favourite Proudlock didn't play as many games as he would have wished, but scored some crucial goals including a hat-trick in 6-0 win over Wycombe in December. 7
LEON McSWEENEY: A promising addition to Gannon's squad at the season's halfway stage, the winger scored the winner at Dagenham in February. 7
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