McGlynn crowned manager of the year after unbeaten season
John McGlynn guided Falkirk to an unbeaten league campaign
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Falkirk boss John McGlynn has been named manager of the year at the PFA Scotland awards.
McGlynn took the top honour after guiding Falkirk to an unbeaten season as they lifted the League 1 title and secured promotion to the Championship.
The 62-year-old saw off the competition of Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes and Dundee's Tony Docherty to take the title, which is voted for by managers in Scotland.
"It has been a great season and this has been the icing on the cake," McGlynn said.
"I'd like to thank all the managers who voted for me. It is a great honour."
'I've never done it like this before' - Falkirk celebrate League 1 title
It was an awards night double for Falkirk as Callumn Morrison was named League 1 player of the year.
Partick Thistle striker Brian Graham was named Championship player of the year. Graham, who also manages the Partick Thistle women's team, missed out on the SWPL 1 manager award which went to Rangers' Jo Potter.
Gregor Buchanan was named League 2 player of the year.
- Published4 May
