Larne defender Tomas Cosgrove has been named the Sports Direct Premiership Player of the Month after a complete shutout from the Invermen. Five games played, five straight victories and five clean sheets in the month of September saw the Ardoyne man win his first-ever monthly award. The 32-year-old skipper played an integral role in a perfect month for Larne, an achievement that comes amid continuing uncertainty around the club. Gary Haveron is still only interim manager after Nathan Rooney was sacked in August after just one league game, despite steering his team to second place in the league. Cosgrove was part of Larne's meteoric rise to the top and acknowledges the players were concerned about the turmoil around the club, but insists the Invermen are back on track. The club's league game against Linfield on Sunday has been postponed due to player involvement in international football. Larne's recent success is a result of the team's resilience and determination. Cosgrove's award is a well-deserved recognition of his hard work and dedication to the team. The Invermen will look to continue their winning streak when they return to action. And with Haveron at the helm, the team is confident of achieving great things. But for now, they will have to wait until their next game to get back to winning ways. So the focus will be on preparing for the next match and maintaining their current form. The Invermen's fans will be eager to see their team in action again and will be hoping for another win. Larne's owner and benefactor Kenny Bruce sold his shares and walked away from the club after overseeing the most glorious era in their history. Cosgrove said the players were worried about their futures but he reassured them that most of the talk wasn't true. Gary Haveron is the kind of manager who wants to sort those contract situations early and doesn't want that uncertainty hanging over the lads. This season, though, Larne are getting back to where they were when they won those league titles. The football feels right again, said Cosgrove. The Invermen's recent performances have been impressive, with five straight wins and five clean sheets. The team's success is due to the hard work and dedication of the players and the manager. Larne will look to continue their winning streak when they return to action. The team's fans will be eager to see them in action again and will be hoping for another win.