Principality Manager of the Month 2010/11

Tomi Morgan is Corbett Sports Manager of the Month after his side's climb up the table during the month culminating in an excellent 4-2 win at Airbus after twice coming from behind. The Old Gold also enjoyed wins over Bala and Prestatyn and gained a good away draw at Aberystwyth Town. With almost a complete overhaul of players at Richmond Park over the summer, and written off by some as a potential Top Six team, October has been an impressive month for Town and they will hope to build on that over the coming months to maintain their place within the top-half, come the time of the split.

Virginia Linnell, Manager of Corbett Sports in Carmarthen said; "We were delighted to see the recent upturn in results for Carmarthen Town and credit for this must go to Manager of the Month for October, Tomi Morgan.

"Following some hard fought results against difficult opposition, Carmarthen have now established themselves as serious contenders for a place in the Championship Conference come January.

"We sincerely hope that Tomi and his men can continue their fine run of form and move themselves even further up the table."

Bangor City Manager Neville Powell was rewarded for his team's faultless start to the League season, by winning the Corbett Sports Welsh Premier League Manager of the Month Award for August/September.

The Citizens won all seven League matches during the opening two months to continue their momentum from an enjoyable and successful European campaign. The Citizens enjoyed a tremendous start to the campaign after what Powell described as his 'Perfect Pre-Season' in the Europa League with ties against Honka and Maritimo, which included a week-long break in Madeira.

The Citizens beat Neath, Llanelli, Airbus and Aberystwyth Town on their own soil, with wins on the road at Bala, Carmarthen and Port Talbot to record an incredible maximum 21 points.

Powell was presented with his award at Farrar Road before the League match against TNS. He was presented with the £100 cheque by Nerys Jones of the local Principality Building Society branch.