Manager: Peter Sloan
Secretary:
Alistair Hogben
Treasurer:
Jamie Holliday
Players
present: Phil Allen, Dan Chapman, Jonny Donkin, Scott Donkin, Caleb Ellwood,
Dave Guilliatt, Joe Hall, Josh Heffernan, Justin Hill, Alistair Hogben, Jamie
Holliday, Steve Lee, Peter Sloan, Alex Staples, Ben Telfor, Sam Williams, Rob
Yates, and Alex Young
Along with
the Manager's address, Secretary’s report and the Treasurer’s financial
statement, there were also some very positive discussions about the season and
plans for next season.
The night
ended with the awards presentation for 2011/12 Season for the following
winners:
Golden boot:
Joe Hall
Signing of
the Season: Dan Chapman
Managers
Player of Year: Scott Donkin
Players
Player of the Year: Dan Chapman
Clubman of
the Year: Peter Sloan
Joe’s goals
this season have been consistent throughout the season, and added a new
dimension to the team. Right from his first game Joe has made a real difference
to the team, and is very unlucky to not walk away with more than just the
Golden Boot award. His boots are definitely going to hard to fill next year as
he heads off to Edinburgh. We all wish you the best as you brave moving up
Scotland!
Dan walked
away with not only Signing of the Season, but also the coveted Player’s Player
of the Year. This demonstrates not just how highly valued he is by the rest of
the team, but how his performances and attitude throughout the year have been
outstanding. From our first game away to Unity in Mission, Dan has hardly put a
foot wrong, impressed everyone, and a worthy winner.
For
Manager’s Player of the Year I do not just consider playing ability. I consider
someone’s commitment to the team, the effort made on the pitch and their
attitude both on and off the pitch. This was a really tough decision with a
number of players that I considered, including Steve Lee and Rob Yates, but I
chose Scott due to his outstanding performances throughout the year, and
impressive attitude throughout the year, not complaining when only started on
the bench and really led by example on the pitch and encouraging others; a more
than deserved winner.
It was very
humbling to win Clubman of Year, what we regard as the most prestigious award –
acknowledging a good attitude and commitment both on and off the pitch to club.
Although I already knew the result before the night (and honest, it wasn’t
fixed), I was still extremely grateful to know that all the efforts and time I
have put in this season were appreciated by the team (well most of
them!).
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