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MUNOZ, EVANS & EVATT SCOOP AWARDS

By Tom Blackett

WATFORD’S Xisco Munoz, Gillingham’s Steve Evans and Bolton’s Ian Evatt are celebrating Sky Bet Manager of the Month success.
Watford began March embroiled in a three-way fight for the second automatic promotion spot in the Championship and ended it in style, six points clear of Swansea and Brentford after a perfect five wins and a 12-2 goal differential.
Spaniard Munoz, 40, said: “We enjoy our work and give our maximum. That’s important for the group, the players, the staff and the club. The award is for everyone who helps the team.
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