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GDSFC Manager of the Month — January Sets the Baseline

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January 2026

January 2026 is the first month we’re publishing the GDSFC Manager of the Month awards.

This feature brings the awards together in one place, supported by league tables and key reference graphics to show where each division stands at the end of the month.

Premiership Manager: Paul Wilson
Club: Todholm Amateurs
As of January 26th
As of January 26th
GDSFC Premiership January updates.
Premiership — January Awards
January’s awards align closely with the numbers.
Paul Wilson’s Manager of the Month award comes alongside Todholm’s position at the top of the table, with Ryan Officer and Declan Harvey both leading the Premiership goalscoring chart and underlining the attacking return behind that run.
Manager: Johnny Adair
Club: Hillwood Football Club
As of January 26th
As of January 26th
GDSFC Championship January updates
Manager: Stephen Armstrong
Club: Caledonian Spartans
As of January 26th
As of January 26th
GDSFC Division one January updates
Manager: Connor O’Neill
Club: Chandlers FC
As of January 26th
As of January 26th
GDSFC Division 2 January updates
Manager: Ben Whitley.
Club: Garrison Athletic Football Club
As of January 26th
As of January 26th
GDSFC Division 3 January updates

January sets the baseline. From here, these monthly awards and reference graphics help track momentum across the divisions, building a clearer picture of which managers and players are shaping the run-in as the season moves toward its conclusion.

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Frank Sdelines

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