Player of the Month for August
Wednesday, 1st Sep 2010 12:10 by Col

August is now over which means that it is time for Dale supporters to cast their vote on their Player of the Month for August.

As always, this is a Dale Trust award but this year it is being sponsored by this website allowing supporters to make their vote on who will be the Player of the Month for each month.

It is open to all supporters, not just Trust members, but each Trust member who enters will win the chance to make the presentation of this award to the winning player.

We'll get some nice fancy form for you to complete soon, but for now cast your vote by emailing the name of the winning player to info@daletrust.org.uk

The closing date is Monday 6th September.

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hxdale added 14:01 - Sep 1 For me i would say there are 2 or else 3 players for me, forplayer of the month... Jones for me just pips it...
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HDH added 15:34 - Sep 1 Gary 'Two Hearts' Jones
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frenzied added 18:32 - Sep 1 Gary jones.............who else ?
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con_dale added 19:41 - Sep 1 COG for me!
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DaleBear added 19:44 - Sep 1 It's a close call but I think COG, closely followed by Wiseman!
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Syke_Dale added 19:55 - Sep 1 Because he occupies the unglamorous role of right-back, the way he bombs up down that flank, one minute breaking up an attack the next powering into opposition half delivering quality crosses, it's got to be Scott Wiseman.
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pedrodale added 20:47 - Sep 1 Its the captain for me Gary Jones for real workmanlike performances, his movement off the ball, allways making himself available and beating the keeper on four occasions.
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BlueDutch added 07:22 - Sep 2 Gary "four lungs" Jones.
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madstan added 08:40 - Sep 2 Yep the skipper Gary Jones great effort
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Dalern added 12:56 - Sep 2 Gary "The Dale" Jones
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shelltone added 14:20 - Sep 2 got to be scott wiseman with out a doubt.
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guiseleyfan added 10:40 - Sep 3 Several worthy cotenders but Gary J. shades it for his goals.
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gizmo added 12:29 - Sep 3 Jonah has made the difference early season, its gotta be Jonah
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olympicdale added 14:26 - Sep 3 Wisey for me
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heywooder added 22:49 - Sep 4 Jones - Sets the standard for the rest
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SaxonDale added 12:55 - Sep 5 Gary Jones- Best month he's had as a Dale player
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ScallyfaxDale added 23:19 - Sep 5 Gary 'seven kidneys' Jones
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