Blue Square Awards - December

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Blue Square Announce “Manager of the Month” Awards for December


“Unbeaten Dons Land Terry the December Honours”
AFC Wimbledon boss Terry Brown has won the Blue Square Premier “Manager of the Month” award for December. Brown’s side moved into the play-off positions in the table with an unbeaten month. The Dons started the period with wins away at Salisbury then at home to Gateshead. The Boxing Day match with local rivals Hayes & Yeading United produced a comprehensive 5-0 win. They also kept a clean-sheet at play-off rivals Stevenage Borough gaining a valuable point in a goalless draw. Wimbledon also progressed to the next round of the FA Trophy with a 2-1 home win over Boreham Wood.

In the Blue Square South the award goes to Chelmsford City’s Head Coach Glenn Pennyfather. The Clarets negotiated a tricky set of league fixtures with four 1-0 victories. Matches over the Christmas period against fellow promotion chasers Dover Athletic and Thurrock resulted in six points that propelled Pennyfather’s side to second in the table. City also negotiated a tough FA Trophy replay with a 1-0 win after a long journey to Truro following a 2-2 draw at their Melbourne Park home.

Steve Burr from Stalybridge Celtic has won the award in the Blue Square North. A weather affected programme saw Burr’s side complete home wins over Ilkeston and Gloucester City. Stalybridge also progressed to the second round of the FA Trophy with a 3-0 away win over Nantwich. Burr’s side were also holding runaway leaders Southport to a 0-0 draw before their Bank Holiday Monday clash was postponed at 83 minutes due to floodlight failure.

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Blue Square Announce “Player of the Month” Awards for December



“Keeper Brown Makes It A Dons Double”
AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper Seb Brown has won the Blue Square Premier “Player of the Month” award for December. The youngster has made a tremendous impact since coming into the team and has now racked up six successive clean-sheets in the league. During December Brown was unbeaten in 360 minutes of Blue Square Premier football as his side reached the play-off positions with three wins and a draw. The award makes it a ‘December Double’ for the South West London club as boss Terry Brown scooped the managerial award.

In the Blue Square South the award goes to Newport County’s Charlie Henry. The Exiles’ winger has been in stunning form with a number of important goals and assists for the runaway league leaders. Henry was hailed by boss Dean Holdsworth after popping up with a late winner in the 1-0 victory over Staines Town, he also found the net in matches against Thurrock and the FA Trophy victory at Farnborough.

Andy Ducros from Redditch United has won the award in the Blue Square North. The talented midfielder scored in all three of his side’s league matches during the period. Ducros also provided a number of assists for his teammates as United consolidated their mid-table position in the standings.

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