Derby County's end-of-season dinner saw big defender Darren Moore pick up the main player of the year award.

A panel of judges, including local journalists and pundits, selected the 34-year-old as the season's top man.

Moore told Tuesday night's packed ceremony: "In a season on which there have been many lows for us, this is still a prouod moment for me to pick up this award."

The centre-half was also honoured for his contribution to the community.

Fans can still vote for your 2007/08 player of the year - simply e-mail your nomination for the winner of the Jack Stamps Trophy to matt.reeder@dcfc.co.uk.

Young player of the year went to Wales goalkeeper Lewis Price, signed from Ipswich Town in July last year.

Supporters' club chairman John Hemsworth collected the players' player of the year award on behalf of the Derby County fans, who were honoured by the squad for their backing throughout the campaign.

Kenny Miller picked up two awards - one for making the most appearances, and he also collected the goal of the season prize for his debut stunner against Newcastle United in September.

Injured midfielder Giles Barnes took the fair play award, Kallum Keane was named Academy player of the year and Paris Simmons the scholar of the year.

This year's Brian Clough Award, for outstanding contribution to the football club, went to commercial manager Lisa Biesty.

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