Blue Square Monthly Awards - October 2010

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JUSTIN’S DIAMONDS IN SPARKLING FORM

Blue Square Bet South

Justin Edinburgh from Rushden & Diamonds has been named the Blue Square Bet Premier ‘manager of the month’ for October. The former Tottenham defender took his side into the play-off places in the division with an unbeaten month ending in a stunning 5-0 win over Barrow. Rushden also beat fellow promotion hopefuls Mansfield Town and Darlington as well as taking all three points from a trip to Tamworth. Edinburgh’s side also overcame local rivals Kettering Town in the FA Cup to reach the First Round Proper for the second successive season.

The Blue Square Bet North ‘manager of the month’ for October is Steve Kittrick from Guiseley. September’s winner Kittrick repeats the achievement with another fantastic month. The Lions recorded five wins from five matches including three league wins that took them to third spot in the division. Guiseley only conceded one goal in the period as they also progressed to the First Round Proper of the FA Cup.

The Blue Square Bet South ‘manager of the month’ for October is Shaun Gale from Havant & Waterlooville. The Hawks won two matches from two in the league including a stunning 5-1 victory at Bishop’s Stortford. The highlight of the month was an FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round win at Blue Square Bet Premier Histon by two goals to nil.

IN FORM DANNY HAS PLENTY TO CROW ABOUT

Danny Crow from Luton Town has been named the Blue Square Bet Premier ‘player of the month’ for October. The former Norwich City forward found his scoring touch for the Hatters during the period as he hit six goals in as many appearances. Crow also contributed to his team’s cause with a number of valuable assists. Luton boss Richard Money remarked “Danny has had an excellent month and shown the supporters what he’s all about scoring in every one of our last four games”.

The Blue Square Bet North ‘player of the month’ for October is Kyle Storer from Nuneaton Town. With Storer’s manager Kevin Wilkin narrowly missing out on the manager award, this is recognition for a fantastic month for Boro’ in which they went unbeaten. Storer contributed with valuable goals in two 1-0 league victories and also scored in the 6-0 FA Cup win at Coleshill.

The Blue Square Bet South ‘player of the month’ for October is Wes Fogden from Havant & Waterlooville. Fogden makes it a double for The Hawks after his manager Shaun Gale scooped the managerial equivalent. The former Brighton midfielder hit a hat-trick in the 5-1 league win at Bishop’s Stortford and also got the opening goal of his team’s 2-0 FA Cup win at Blue Square Bet Premier Histon.

2010/11 Season - October awards summary:

MANAGERS
Blue Square Bet Premier - JUSTIN EDINBURGH from Rushden & Diamonds
Blue Square Bet North - STEVE KITTRICK from Guiseley                  
Blue Square Bet South - SHAUN GALE from Havant & Waterlooville                  

PLAYERS
Blue Square Bet Premier - DANNY CROW from Luton Town           
Blue Square Bet North - KYLE STORER from Nuneaton Town
Blue Square Bet South - WES FOGDEN from Havant & Waterlooville

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