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Player of the Month for September

Player of the Month for September
Wednesday, 29th Sep 2010 20:00 by Col

The voting is now open for the Dale Trust Player of the Month, sponsored by RochdaleAFC.com

You need to be quick off the mark to get your vote in for this month's award, as closing is in just 5 days time. As always, we are inviting you to nominate which player you think was our best player throughout September - a highly successful month for the club.

There are two ways of voting - you can either email your nominated player to info@daletrust.org.uk or you can visit the Trust website by clicking here.

Voting is open to all Dale supporters, but one Trust member will be drawn at random from the votes to present the award to the winning player after the Yeovil home game.

The closing date for votes is Monday 4th October.

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Daley_Lama added 21:56 - Sep 29 Bob's got my vote, the two wins over Saints and Hudds have been based on outstanding play by our whole defence but he has stood out for me in these two games just above the rest.
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DorsetDale added 11:40 - Sep 30 Of the games I've seen - only 1 at home but all others - this award will be just desserts for whoever wins it 'cos the serious contenders have all been magnificent!! My vote goes to BBM as I'm sure without his nouse neither Jonah or JK would be getting us the goals from midfield.
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HDH added 13:18 - Sep 30 In a month where everyone seems to have contributed, it is still hard to see beyond Jonah. He is the driving force behind all the team does, and an inspiration on the pitch. I think his match-by-match contribution is exceptional. Well done Gary, you get my vote.
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pedrodale added 17:12 - Sep 30 Shame you cant nominate the whole squad
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Kingslynndale added 11:00 - Oct 1 What a great idea, this last month has been outstanding from the whole team. Why not make an exception, after all we are living through exceptional times. Go on make my month - up the dale!
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hxdale added 15:49 - Oct 3 Player of the month this month is a hard one... We have seen some great individual displays throughout the month... I'm going to go for Josh Lillis, i think he has had a great month in goal for the Dale.. Up the Dale...
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