January Player of the Month Awards

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



“Garner Plays His Part In Stags Turnaround”

Mansfield Town defender Scott Garner has won the Blue Square Premier "Player of the Month" award for January. Garner came into The Stags team for the 1-0 home win over Crawley Town and has not looked back since with solid displays in central defence. The 19-year-old had impressed new Mansfield boss David Holdsworth during a spell at his former club Ilkeston Town. Garner has contributed to Holdsworth’s fantastic start at Field Mill, in a defence that only conceded one goal during the month. That came in the away match at Eastbourne Borough where Garner rose to score the vital winning goal in the second-half.

In the Blue Square South the award goes to goalkeeper Matt Lovett of Hampton & Richmond Borough. Lovett was beaten only once in 450 minutes of league action during the month as The Beavers closed the gap on Chelmsford and AFC Wimbledon at the top of the table.

Phil McLuckie from Workington AFC has won the award in the Blue Square North. Defender McLuckie featured throughout the month as Workington pulled clear of the drop-zone in the table. The former England College’s player also scored two goals including a fantastic strike in the 3-0 away win at local rivals Barrow in the FA Trophy.

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