Postpublished at 18:21 BST 28 May
Think I was one of those 'experts', Dave. Go on, boo me, give me all the downward thumbs.
We're onto the Championship awards now. And manager of the season couldn't be closer...
Summary
96 BBC Sport pundits, commentators and journalists have voted across 27 categories
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Premier League winners: Player of the season Declan Rice | Manager of the season Mikel Arteta | Team of the season | Best signing Granit Xhaka | Goal of the season Harrison Reed v Liverpool | Worst prediction Liverpool to retain title | Most predictable sacking Ange Postecoglou at Nottingham Forest | Biggest surprise Spurs' campaign
Scottish Premiership winners: Player of the season Claudio Braga | Manager of the season Derek McInnes | Team of the season | Goal of the season Youssef Chermiti v Celtic | Breakthrough player Barney Stewart and Findlay Curtis (tied)
WSL winners: Player of the season Khadija Shaw | Manager of the season Andree Jeglertz | Team of the Season | Breakthrough player Veerle Buurman
Championship winners: Player of the Season Hayden Hackney | Manager of the season Frank Lampard and Alex Neil (tied) | Team of the Season
League One winners: Player of the Season Dom Ballard | Manager of the season Michael Skubala | Team of the season
League Two winners: Player of the Season Aaron Drinan | Manager of the season Andy Woodman | Team of the season
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Postpublished at 18:21 BST 28 May
get involved Get Involved - 'Worst Prediction - Brentford to be relegated'published at 18:19 BST 28 May
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Worst Prediction - Brentford to be relegated, too many pundits not understanding how the club works.
David, Chippenham
Dom Ballardpublished at 18:19 BST 28 May
League One - Player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesBallard has made his mark on League One. The 21-year-old was a shining light during a poor Leyton Orient season, wo ultimately finished 20th.
But Ballard has been explosive, racking up nine goals in three games with hat-tricks against Doncaster Rovers, AFC Wimbledon, and Reading.
Is Ballard the best player in the league?
Appearances: 40
Goals: 23
Assists: 5
Leyton Orient's final position: 20th
Player of the season - Dom Ballardpublished at 18:18 BST 28 May
BreakingLeague One
get involved Get Involved - 'Arteta has got to be manager of the season'published at 18:17 BST 28 May
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Mikel Arteta has got to be manager of the season and I can't believe Gabriel has not been mentioned for player of the season. The guy is colossus!
Russell, Broxbourne
Team of the Seasonpublished at 18:17 BST 28 May
League One
Agree with our experts?
In a 4-3-3 formation:
George Wickens (Lincoln), Tendayi Darikwa (Lincoln), Sonny Bradley (Lincoln), Dylan Lawlor (Cardiff), Joel Bagan (Cardiff), Oliver Norwood (Stockport), Amario Cozier-Duberry (Bolton), Owen Bailey (Doncaster), Dom Ballard (Leyton Orient), Kyle Wootton (Stockport), Lorent Tolaj (Plymouth)
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We'll get to the Premier League awards fairly quickly. Can't wait to see your reaction to our choices!
get involved Get Involved - 'Canvot must be in with a shout'published at 18:15 BST 28 May
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Jaydee Canvot stepping into the shoes of Marc Guehi must be in with a shout for the breakthrough off the season award.
Tom, Harlow
get involved Get Involved - 'Most predictable sacking has to be Potter'published at 18:14 BST 28 May
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Most predictable manager sacking has to be Graham Potter at West Ham.
Sam, Southampton
Michael Skubalapublished at 18:14 BST 28 May
League One - Manager of the Season
Image source, Getty ImagesWe're into League One now and this award goes to Lincoln City boss Michael Skubala.
The 43-year-old former PE teacher took the Imps to the third-tier title, confirming promotion in April.
Lincoln finished the campaign with a whopping 103 points and were unbeaten across the final five months of the campaign.
Manager of the Season - Michael Skubalapublished at 18:13 BST 28 May
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Aaron Drinanpublished at 18:12 BST 28 May
League Two - Player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesIs Aaron Drinan the best player in the league? Did we get this one right?
Swindon Town's boss Ian Holloway said "there's no level he can't get to" after his forward's prolific goalscoring season.
Holloway's side turned down a £400,000 bid for Drinan earlier in the season, and the 28-year-old was rewarded with a new two-year deal.
Appearances: 40
Goals: 22
Assists: 6
Swindon Town's final position: 9th
Player of the Season - Aaron Drinanpublished at 18:11 BST 28 May
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Team of the Seasonpublished at 18:10 BST 28 May
League Two
In a 4-3-3 formation:
Matthew Hudson (Oldham), Liam Bennett (Cambridge), Omar Sowunmi (Bromley), Kelland Watts (Cambridge), Luke Garbutt (Salford), Mitch Pinnock (Bromley), Isaac Hutchinson (Cheltenham, on loan from Bristol Rovers), Tommi O'Reilly (Crewe), Callum Paterson (MK Dons), Aaron Drinan (Swindon), Jaze Kabia (Grimsby)
Postpublished at 18:09 BST 28 May
Thanks for getting in touch guys. Always good to be checking the thumbs and it appears as if our experts' Manager of the Season for League Two was pretty spot on.
Not bad, I wonder if we can keep it. Now, to the League Two Team of the Season.
get involved Get Involved - 'Best Signing - Lammens'published at 18:07 BST 28 May
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Best Signing - Senne Lammens, he's been a revelation.
Phil, Gloucester
get involved Get Involved - 'Team of the season has to be Villa'published at 18:06 BST 28 May
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Team of the season has to be Aston Villa in finishing in the top four and also claiming the Europa League! From having a nightmare start to losing their midfield through injury as well as PSR constraints. Up the Villa!
Shaz, Windsor
Why Woodman got his awardpublished at 18:06 BST 28 May
League Two - Manager of the Season
Image source, Getty ImagesNo messing about from us, our first winner is in 10 minutes into the show.
And this one's a pretty easy call. After leading Bromley to their very first promotion in the third tier, Andy Woodman is named our League Two manager of the Season.
A final day win over Walsall handed the London club the title despite it being just their second ever campaign in the football league.
Manager of the Season - Andy Woodmanpublished at 18:04 BST 28 May
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Postpublished at 18:02 BST 28 May
So much to get through, and not enough time to do it!
But don't worry, this isn't going to be one of those award shows that draws things out, remember the World Cup draw? Oh no! We're getting straight to it.
Off we go, starting with League Two Manager of the Season...