Tutte voted August's best
Monday, 10th Sep 2012 21:27 by Dale Trust

Dale midfielder Andrew Tutte was voted as the Dale Trust Player of the Month for August following a poll by Dale supporters.

After a month in which he scored three goals, Andrew Tutte won the Player of the Month award comfortable scooping 75% of all the votes.

The award was presented by Trust member Mavis Shellard who was drawn at random from the votes cast both online and in the club bars, and she was presented with a match worn shirt from Tutte as well as part of her prize.

The top three were:

1st Andrew Tutte - 75%

2nd= Ray Putterill - 5%

2nd= Ryan Edwards - 5%

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olympicdale added 21:58 - Sep 10 Ray Tutterill, wow is he our new signing.
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TVOS1907 added 22:16 - Sep 10 Is that our new away shirt being sported by the bloke on the right?
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ColDale added 22:30 - Sep 10 whoops. Typo changed
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lurker added 11:19 - Sep 11 It takes a brave man not to photoshop the pink out of your shirt before posting that one, Col!!
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