Let's Meet Your Manager Of The Month Winners!

Not only has Dean Brennan secured the accolade three times now this season, but he has been recognised for a third time inside four months.

The Barnet boss has done something nobody has before - but as everyone knows, his eyes are firmly fixed on the big prize.

It was a majestic February for the Irishman, who claimed the award after also winning in November and January.

The Bees saw-in March six points clear after brilliant wins over Tamworth, Solihull Moors and Rochdale - as well as a 3-1 success over title rivals York City, described by some fans as the best Barnet performance for years.

They remain unbeaten at home and a rival manager even said they are the best side he’s seen for ten years.

After play-off agony, determined Brennan knows the only way to soothe the agony is to take the title.

February was a redemption story for Hereford, who struggled towards the end of 2024 and into January.

But Paul Caddis was in no mood to let their season peter out. There really was only one contender after seven wins from eight in February.

The club ended January down in tenth but as we entered the new month, the Bulls were incredibly just four points off top spot.

Wins against Brackley Town, South Shields, Needham Market, King’s Lynn Town, Warrington, Alfreton Town and Buxton made up the panel’s mind in record time!

Marc White will probably admit he put himself under a fair bit of pressure in the summer.

Going on the record to say his squad was the strongest in the National League South, everyone had their popcorn at the ready.

It wasn’t looking good after a few months, but Dorking Wanderers have really put their foot down - and a superb February has seen them installed by many bookmakers as the title favourites.

Top scorers so far in the league by a mile with 72 goals, wins last month over Slough Town, Salisbury, Tonbridge Angels and Welling United helped keep the club at the head of the table.

Since the turn of the year no team in the division has recorded more points and after marking his 1,000th match at the helm, White wants to make it a year to remember.

Well done to our three worthy winners!