Footy Focus season 25/26

GCFA – Manager of the week Sat 16th of AUGUST 2025

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The competition was fierce, the decisions tough – but this week’s GCFA Manager of the Week made it impossible to look past them

A wonderful week for Alan Sharp saw him and his Park Sports Project team pick up a very important victory over a potential title rival.

A wonderful week for Alan Sharp saw him and his Park Sports Project team pick up a very important victory over a potential title rival.

This big victory saw Park Sports Project go top of the league and win both of their opening two league fixtures.

The Result
GCFA
The Park Sports Project gaffer is now into his third season in this spell at the club and he has started it off with a bang.

Clydeside have been a formidable force in the Glasgow Colleges Football Association for many years so an away game against them is one PSP wouldn’t have wanted so early in the season.

PSP

Sharp’s team started the game well and never really gave their opponents a chance to get any sort of foothold in the match

Declan Walsh
Jordan Grant
Two players who certainly turned up on Saturday for Sharp were Declan Walsh who scored two goals and Jordan Grant who captained the team and led by example.

The PSP Voice – with Jack

Roving reporter feature
Park Sports Project
CONGRATULATIONS to Alan Sharp of Sharp has developed his own style of playing over the years and has had to annually replace important players but has proven that he can build a great squad that can challenge each season. Sports Project on winning the Manager of the week after his teams performance

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