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Vote for the Championship 1 Player of the Month - December

By Keith Bailie
Friday, 6 January 2012

Ross Arthurs - Ards
Ross Arthurs might not be a 30-goal-a-season striker, but his hard work and endeavour make him a handful for any centre back. Arthurs put in a good shift against Larne, whilst playing a key role in Ards' New Years Eve victory over their local rivals Bangor. Against Tobermore United the former Crusaders forward scored twice in a 4-1 win.

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After a well-earned two-week Christmas break The Park's Championship pages are back and what better way to celebrate than by looking back on the month of December.

Ballinamallard United have managed to hold onto top spot in the division, while in-form Ards and Newry City are both looking to close ground on the leaders. All three sides completed the month unbeaten along with surprise package Warrenpoint Town who collected four points in December.

We have selected five players who starred over the holiday period and now we hand it over to you to select your Belfast Telegraph Championship One Fans Player of the Month.

>>Voting has now closed. The winner will be announced in The Belfast Telegraph's Park pullout on Monday 23 January.

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