By Deadly Submarine
August 21 2015

In our third Man of the Match vote of the new season following Tranmere's frustrating 0-0 away draw at Braintree Town last Saturday, there were joint winners in the website users poll.....

After a full week of voting following Tranmere's 0-0 away draw at Braintree Town last Saturday afternoon, we can now reveal that the Man of the Match poll for Tranmere's disappointing result down in Essex, as voted for by you the fans and readers of this site saw joint winners in the shape of Liam Ridehalgh and Matt Hill. 

In what was a thoroughly disappointing performance on the day from the Rovers side following the 4-1 away win over Gateshead just a few days earlier, it is perhaps no surprise the poll result to award Man of the Match saw no clear winner.

As you can see from the poll below which saw a total of 12 votes cast during the full length voting period this time around, both Ridehalgh and Hill polled 25% of the vote (3 votes each) whilst only three other players polled any votes at all - Scott Davies, Jay Harris and Steven Jennings all tied on 17% of the vote (2 votes each).

Thanks to everyone who voted in the Man of the Match poll and you can currently still vote for your Man of the Match from Tuesday night's 1-0 home win over Halifax Town on THIS LINK whilst the poll for tomorrow afternoon's game at home to Boreham Wood will be available a couple of hours after the match ends.

No Clear Winner in Braintree Man of the Match Poll

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21/08/2015 16:42

Before anyone else says it.. yes the percentages do seem to add up to 101%!

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