Programme Award

[The Horse'sMouth]

Taken from NonleagueDaily.com.

 

Well done to Scott Reed

 

I am pleased to be able to announce the winners of the inaugural NonleagueDaily.com Programme of the Year awards.

 

The categories have been split, with Step1, 2 and 3 leagues (Nationwide Conference National, North, South and Premier Divisions of the Ryman, Southern and UniBond), being judged together, Step 4 leagues judged separately and Step 5, 6 and 7 leagues also judged together.

 

For each category a first and runners-up award have been given.

 

I was a programme editor myself for a number of years at Kettering Town in the 1980s and early 90s and was fortunate enough to win a couple of awards during that time.

 

Indeed, I am back doing the job again now, combining the roles of football chairman and general manager of Wellingborough Town with that of programme editor – combined tasks I am sure are common at our level of the game.

 

I have not judged my own efforts, otherwise no-one else would stand a chance of winning in the Step 5, 6 and 7 category!!

 

Seriously, I have been overwhelmed with the response overall and it will no doubt now become an annual event.

 

As I didn`t receive entries from every club in every division or level, it would be wrong of me to list a top ten or whatever, so instead I will only announce the actual winner and runner-up in each category.

 

Myself or another member of the nonleaguedaily crew will present the trophies to the clubs on a day and date to be agreed.

 

Therefore, if you are a winner, please contact me (Steve Whitney) initially on: whitney@btconnect.com so that we can arrange presentation.

 

Runners-up awards will be sent.

 

Please remember that decisions on winners and runners-up have been made on a personal preference.

 

I like there to be plenty of reading material especially. It doesn`t bother me if a programme has lots of glossy pages or is just photocopied. The price is also a factor.

 

At the end of the day, someone has put in a lot of effort, whether it be for a 4-page photocopied version or a 32-page all singing, all dancing all colour programme.

 

 

THE AWARD WINNERS:

 

Step1, 2 and 3 Leagues (Nationwide Conference National, North, South and Premier Divisions of the Ryman, Southern and UniBond)

 

Winner: TAMWORTH

 

Runner-up: GATESHEAD

 

 

Step 4 Leagues (Ryman Div One North, South, UniBond Div One, Southern Midland, South & West)

 

Winner: ENFIELD TOWN

 

Runner-up: CHESHAM UNITED

 

 

Step 5, 6 and 7 Leagues

 

Winner: RAINWORTH MINERS WELFARE

 

Runner-up: BOLDMERE ST MICHAELS

 

[Steph]

Well deserved and congratulations

[Duke of York]

Certainly a worthy winner. Well done Scott. The Enfield Town programme is an excellent publication and fully deserving of this recognition.

[Gazza]

A recognition well deserved, congratulations.

[MbrunoB]

I think my bits swung it!!!!

 

Seriously, Well done to all.

[OldTowner]

Some GOOD Club News !!

 

Well done to all concerned.

[Mr Happy]

Agreed, a great achievement.

[townerboy]

top programe, and far better than some football league ones. well doen all.

[Hawkeye Pierce]

Yes well done scoreline!

[The Invisible Man]

Well done. Our first trophy this season....

[andyetfc]

I suggest we put the good news in the programme. Probably need to print some more!