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Radcliffe star Jordan Hulme scoops player of the year gong at National Game Awards
manchestereveningnews.co.ukFox in the box Jordan Hulme scored 22 league goals for Radcliffe this season but the prolific forward insists his teammates deserve all the credit.
Hulme, 33, dropped down two divisions to join Radcliffe and more than lived up to a reputation as one of Non-League's best strikers over the past seven years, including a hat-trick against title rivals Macclesfield in January, as Boro marched to the Northern Premier League Premier Division title.
The evergreen forward was presented with the Step 3/4 Player of the Year at the 2024 National League Game Awards in association with Isuzu for the second time in his career, with his first triumph coming in 2018 after helping Altrincham return to National League North and Hulme was eager to pay tribute to his Radcliffe teammates.
He said: "I'm six years older, a bit fatter but luckily I had a good team behind me to set me up. "I didn't have to do too much running this year, just put the ball in the net. "I didn't know what the lads would be like because I was dropping down two leagues. "They've helped me out a lot and it's been a great season for everyone "The lads are absolutely quality, they've been amazing. "It was great from the get-go, we have a great team and we got to know each other straight away through nights out and team bonding and that really helps when you're in lower league and we just kicked on. "We started well, top of the league all season and never looked back so it's been good." With Radcliffe now preparing for their first season at Step 2, with trips to ex-League clubs Scunthorpe United and Hereford looming, Hulme is excited for what's to come.
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