Thanks to everyone who voted – here are this season’s fan-picked winners, as chosen by the r/PremierLeague community. Some were close. Some were landslides. All were very Reddit. Most Talked About Premier League Moment The moment that generated the most buzz and debate within the football community on Reddit throughout the season. 🥇 Jürgen Klopp leaving Liverpool – 62.5% The 24/25 season saw Arne Slot take charge of Liverpool, the first manager since Jürgen Klopp’s departure. Discussions across Reddit reflected on Klopp’s legacy and how the change has affected the team. His time at Liverpool brought trophies and unforgettable moments, so his farewell remains one of the biggest talking points in the Premier League community. Runner-up: Spurs qualifying for the Champions League – 25% 🔗 Voting post r/PremierLeague Meme of the Year Recognising the funniest, most creative, or most viral football-related meme of the season. 🥇 r/NUFC – This made me laugh more than it should’ve 😂😂😂 – 64.1% of the votes https://preview.redd.it/0i5foppie3bf1.jpg?width=949&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=85828e8b50cd6834000efbfe20d6abbb02972e06 Runner-up: r/Tottenham - Frustrating – 12.8% 🔗 Voting post Best Premier League Matchday Discussion Honouring the community that hosts the most engaging, insightful or entertaining matchday threads. 🥇 r/TheOther14 – 35% of the votes Known for top-quality game threads that blend passion, banter, and detailed analysis. Covering all clubs outside the big six, they bring a great mix of fans together. Despite supporting many different teams, members keep debates lively yet respectful. Runner-up: r/PremierLeague – 32.5% 🔗 Voting post Premier League Fan Image of the Year For the most impactful, creative, or memorable football-related artwork or photo shared by a fan. 🥇 r/BrightonHoveAlbion – Seagull pictured in front of our crest in the recent game – 51.3% https://preview.redd.it/38vcvtple3bf1.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f3865c4c26bcbc49af97ea6c2786334425eb0d8d Runner-up: r/Tottenham - Shit, this is beautiful – 28.2% 🔗 Voting post Premier League Player of the Year Recognising the player who gained the most love and admiration from the Reddit football community over the season. 🥇 Mohamed Salah – 87.5% of the votes Salah absolutely dominated the Player of the Year vote and it’s easy to see why. He delivered an outstanding season, scoring 29 Premier League goals, providing 18 assists, and smashing multiple club and league records along the way. Runner-up: Cole Palmer – 5% 🔗 Voting post Premier League Goal of the Year Awarded to the most impressive, unforgettable, or game-changing goal scored throughout the season. 🥇 Omar Marmoush vs Bournemouth – 32.5% of the votes A spectacular 30-yard volley that curled perfectly into the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance and lighting up the match. This goal stood out for its power, precision, and sheer wow factor. Runner-up: Jamie Vardy’s 200th Leicester goal – 27.5% 🔗 Voting post Premier League Football Community of the Year This award recognises the community and mod team that built a standout space for fans where people came together to share, discuss, and enjoy the season together. 🥇 r/TheOther14 – 42.5% of the votes A unique community that brings together fans from outside the “big six” clubs, r/TheOther14 stands out by fostering friendly banter and genuine conversations across different fanbases. It’s praised for striking the right balance between humour and respect, with many users highlighting how it offers a refreshing space free from toxicity. What people said: “To be completely honest, r/TheOther14 should 100% win this. The mix of fanbases is really cool to see, especially with debates and conversations.” “TheOther14 is brilliant. I’m a Liverpool fan and we know our sub can be full of cockwombles, but so are pretty much everyone else. TO14 is funny and you can have banter without it getting silly or nasty.” “As a Utd fan? I'll happily go with the other 14.” Runner-up: r/LiverpoolFC – 30% 🔗 Voting post   submitted by   /u/Answerer_1 [link]   [comments]