Footy Focus season 25/26

GCFA Manager of the Week — Saturday Morning Nominations – 18th April

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

Back after a short break, 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.

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This week’s touchline mentions:

🔵  Lewis MacDonald– Rossvale Huntershill

Lewis MacDonald led his team to a big 7-3 victory over Clydebank SMFC on Saturday.

🔵 Harry McKay – Remo FC

Harry really delivered on Saturday as his side won a massive game against title rivals Cambuslang FA.

⚪  Ryan Stewart – Port Glasgow Boys Club

The PGBC gaffer and his team were again at their best when they put Greater Croftpark Rose to the sword winning by six goals to one.

⚪️ Ross Methven – Lokomotiv

Ross was the man in charge as his lokomotiv team bested Southside United by two goals in a ten goal thriller.

⚪️ Conner Moffatt – Westhill United

The Westhill United boss is on a roll at the minute and he and his team picked up a big victory over Queens Park SFC.

🔴 Thomas Quinn – Rutherglen Glencairn AFC

Thomas Quinn and his team put on a real show as they beat 3rd place Glasgow Islands by nine goals to three.

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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