Footy Focus season 25/26

GCFA Manager of the Week — Saturday Morning Nominations – 28th March

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Last Saturday brought a full GCFA card — league games, cup ties and big results across the divisions.

Manager of the Week stays simple. It’s about the touchline — the decisions, organisation and calls that made the difference. These were the names that stood out across Saturday morning.

This week’s touchline mentions:

🔵  Johny Boyle– Corinthians

The Corinthians gaffer led his team to a historic Bunrigh Cup victory over AFC Chryston at Ravenswood on Saturday.

🔵 David Callaghan – Bishopton FC

A big win for Bishopton FC and David as they swatted aside title Challengers Glasgow Island at Glasgow Green Sports Centre.

⚪  Asif Riaez – DTI AFC

A wonderful eight days for Asif topped off with a big win for his club against Southside United see’s the boss pick up 4 points from the last six available.

⚪️ Moffat & Cook – Westhill United

Gary Cook – Westhill United
Connor Moffat – Westhill United
Cook & Moffat – Westhill United
Another good result for the deadly duo of Cook and Moffat. the pair produced a fantastic League victory over River Nevis.

⚪️ Declan Robert – Netherton AFC

Declan and his troops navigated a tricky tie against Greater Croftpark Rose at Clyde Valley High School.

🔴 Andy McNaught – Queens Park SFC

Andy McNaught of Queens Park SFC put himself on the nominations shortlist with a clinical 8-1 display against Cathcart AFC

No noise, no collecting names — just managers making calls, changing things when it mattered, and getting results.

That’s Saturday morning football. That’s the GCFA.

🗳️ If you’re picking one from the list, who stood out for you?

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