It’s time to recognise the gaffer on the touchline — the one whose tactics, leadership, and results stood above the rest.

In a month that delivered drama in the Boca Championship and progress in the National Cups, one boss stood tall. This is your Boca Championship Manager of the Month.”

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Footy focus GCFA Boca Championship Manager of the month for October is Ryan Stewart of Port Glasgow Boys Club who has won three games out of four during the month.

This was a big month for the Port Glasgow Boys Club boss and he and his squad have come through it with flying colours.

This recognition follows a successful month for Port Glasgow Boys Club, which he has achieved a strong run of form by securing two crucial victories in cup competitions alongside an important win in their league fixture. The gaffer also helped his team to a very important Draw in the league also.

Ryan and his Port Glasgow Boys Club team have started the season on fire and have continued that trend throughout October. 

A tricky cuptie with Johnstone Burgh AFC was then navigated as they won 7-4 and the following week Stewart and his men beat Woodbank FC to win their first league game of the season,

Those victories were followed up by a national cup victory over Southside Stratton and a draw with Kings Park United

THE BIG PLAYERS ⬇️

Port Glasgow boys Club recently joined the GCFA and it has been a summer of hard dedication for Ryan to shape his squad for the hectic season ahead.

Your very own Roving Reporter would say this is a very good start to life in the GCFA for Ryan and Port Glasgow BC. No doubt they will fancy their chances of achieving their dreams of making it into the GCFA Premier League.

Port Glasgow Boys Club manager Ryan Stewart had these comments to make after winning this prestigious award.

“Thanks very much for the selection and recognition, however, these sort of awards are never about me and they are never achieved without the input from the other coaches, the support from the wider club, but ultimately the attitude and application from the players.

I says to the boys on Saturday, our set up and preparation is the same no matter what, but it’s the attitude of the players in the changing room that will determine our success.

It’s been a good start to the season, and October provided a couple of tough fixtures and challenges which the boys done well in. Progressing in the cups and getting the league campaign started at last. It’s been a decent start, but that’s all it’s been. There’s still loads to improve on.

This award is a testament to the players and the hard work they put in at training and on a Saturday.

I’m lucky here that the club, other coaches and the senior players in the team take a lot of responsibility in making sure it’s a good set up and environment for the boys to come and play, and up to now we’ve done well.

We’ve got some really tough fixtures ahead and definitely won’t be getting carried away with ourselves. It’s boring, but we take it one game at a time.”

Your roving reporter reckons October has sent a clear message — One league win, cup progression , and a team playing with real belief. If this is the opening act, the rest of the Championship better be ready. Honour well earned

CONGRATULATIONS to Ryan Stewart on winning the October Boca Championship Manager of the Month award