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Topic: Ryman Awards For March 2007 (Read 176 times)
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SpanishAngel
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From www.isthmian.co.uk
The seventh series of the Ryman Football League's Monthly Awards, covering the month of March 2007, have been announced this morning as follows:
Manager of the Month
(Sponsored by Errea Sport Ltd.)
. Premier Division
. . Jim Ward - Ramsgate F.C.
. Division One North
. . Danny Honeyball - Waltham Forest F.C.
. Division One South
. . Clive Walker - Dover Athletic F.C.
Team Performance of the Month
(Sponsored by GX Soccer)
. Premier Division
. . Hendon F.C.
. Division One North
. . Flackwell Heath F.C.
. Division One South
. . Chatham Town F.C.
Golden Gloves Award
(Sponsored by Pro Secure in association with the Professional Footballers Association)
. Premier Division
. . Paul Wilkerson - Ramsgate F.C.
. Division One North
. . Jerome John - Enfield Town F.C.
. Division One South
. . Glen Knight - Dover Athletic F.C.
Golden Boots Award
(Sponsored by Redeye Sports Management in association with the Professional Footballers Association)
. Premier Division
. . Byron Harrison - Boreham Wood with 10 League goals
. Division One North
. . Kris Lee - AFC Hornchurch with 7 League goals
. Division One South
. . Lee Browning - Sittingbourne F.C. with 7 League goals
The award for the "Team Performances of the Month" recognises a particularly noteworthy performance by a Club during that month.
Hendon commenced the month in the relegation zone, but a series of good performances took the Middlesex club up to 18th place in the Premier Division. On Saturday, 10th March they inflicted a 3-1 defeat on AFC Wimbledon, the first reverse after a run of ten undefeated matches for the Dons, preventing the Surrey club going top of the Division.
Flackwell Heath had been regarded as a certainty to be relegated from Division One North for most of the season. However the Heathens lifted themselves off the bottom of the table with two away wins over just four days, beating relegation rivals Ilford and Witham Town by identical 3-1 scores, both matches away from home, and giving themselves hope they might avoid the drop.
Finally, Chatham Town stunned their colleague clubs in the Division One South by inflicting the first defeat in twelve matches on Division leaders Maidstone United. Travelling to Maidstone's ground at Sittingbourne and too close to the relegation places for comfort, Chatham Town returned home with a 2-1 win and three most unexpected points.
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