“While we return at the end of the season’s awards ceremony and celebrate some of the great shows throughout the campaign, we want to be transparent with you and be transparent about an article we have mentioned as a squad,” a statement said in a statement.
“Your unreliable support for Liam Roberts after the Crystal Palace game was the world for him and his family at a difficult time.
“We also understand that many of you continued to show that support by voting for him as the best player of the season.
“Considering that, there is an concern within the squad that a set end for Robo can unintentionally resurface many external torture and negative stories that are directed – we as a club have moved forward constantly.
“Robo and his family endured an endless and terrible rape online after the FA Cup draw. He and his wife were threatened with death, his name was drawn to the headlines, and we witnessed a friend of the team passing through a nightmare.
“We can’t allow that to happen again and we have shared this view with the Millulal fans.
Before Friday’s visit to Blackburn Rovers in the tournament, Milwal finished ninth in the tournament, three points below Koventre, sixth in the final place.