A great night was had at the Whistle and Flute pub as Barnetby United Football Club senior players and juniors celebrated their end-of-season awards.
The juniors were up first and made a presentation of their own to their coach, Lee Fielden, before receiving their mementos
The seniors followed with awards for the Saturday first team and reserves (Scunthorpe & District League).
Sadly, Fred Brumpton was unable to attend and present the trophies as planned due to ill-health but Graham Day, the club's all-time leading goalscorer, was a more than able substitute.
Brigg Blog's thanks are extended to Lee Fielden - a clubmate of ours at Brigg Town Football Club some years ago - who supplied the report and pictures.
Mine host at the Whistle and Flute pub, Julie Frankish is well-known in Brigg, having previously worked at the Black Bull, on Wrawby Street.
PICTURED ABOVE: Andy Bradley receiving his players' player trophy from Graham Day.
Andy Bradley, second left, and Joe Scott, second right, with managers Paul Cottam, left, and Lee Fielden, right, and their managers' player award. |
Completing his hat-trick: Andy Bradley adds the Scunthorpe League player of the year to his list of awards. |
Mark Curtis, left, presenting a trophy in honour of his late father, Keith. |
Barnetby's juniors |
Rob O’Shea, right, receiving his awards. |
Cameron Holman-Baxter, right. |
Marcus Davies, right. |
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