Shrewsbury Town double for Abu Ogogo

The 26-year-old scooped the Players' Player and overall Player of the Year honours at last night's annual awards dinner in the Sovereign Suite at the Greenhous Meadow.

Arsenal academy graduate Ogogo has played more games than any other Town player, with 49 appearances out of 55 in all competitions.

And captain Nathaniel Knight-Percival believes the former Dagenham skipper is a deserving recipient.

Knight-Percival said: "He's been very consistent – you know what you're going to get from him every time.

"That's the kind of thing you love as a player, when you've got someone in front of you who you know what they're going to give you every game, it's so reliable.

"He's done brilliantly – he's played the most games out of anyone through the season so it's a real credit to him.

"He just keeps churning out performance after performance and he's such a solid player for us."

Young Player of the Year: Dominic Smith

Player in the Community: Andy Mangan

Players' Player of the Year: Abu Ogogo

Champagne moment: Jack Grimmer (for his last-gasp winner against Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup fourth round)

Top goalscorer: Sullay Kaikai (12)

Knight-Percival believes Ogogo, who has played all but one season in League Two, has proved himself in League One and could go higher.

He continued: "Yes, definitely – Abu has got more than enough to play at this level. Go higher? Yes he could."

Despite losing 4-3 at home to Peterborough, Town stayed up after defeats for Blackpool and Doncaster, with the latter all-but-relegated.

Knight-Percival admitted to mixed emotions as they waited for Doncaster's 3-1 defeat at Crewe to be confirmed.

He said: "We're delighted – it was a funny feeling coming off because we didn't know we'd stayed up. We were told the primary objective was to stay in the league.

"We managed to pick up enough points to do that so it's job done, although it was disappointing to lose on Saturday."