Jewish News team of the week
Find out who made it into this week’s Jewish News / jewishnews.co.uk
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Team of the WeekSend your nominations for team-of-the-week to andrews@thejngroup.com to reach me by Monday afternoon.
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GOALKEEPER:
James Harpin (London Lions B) – Only 17 years old and outstanding every week. Made a terrific save from a bullet Redbridge shot from the edge of the area
DEFENDERS:
Ashley Hirschberger (Hertswood Vale) – Despite nursing a hangover, put in a solid shift at left-back, before moving into the centre of the defence during the second-half
Alex Rosenthal (Hendon United A) – Was back to his assured best as he produced a faultless defensive performance
Simon Fox (SPEC) – Part of a brilliant defensive rearguard for SPEC as they kept the Lions strikeforce mainly at bay to earn a deserved point
Ricky Zeiderman (NL Raiders C) – Solid at the back and always offered a threat going forward as team ended season with an impressive point
MIDFIELDERS:
James Berkley (Redbridge A) – Adding end product to his all-round game as shown by his two goals against Team, so under rated, but not by the RJC management
Nick Phillips (Mill Hill Dons) – Captain scored and got an assist, continues to run the midfield for The Dons and showed his creative side
Brett Stead (Temple Fortune) – Drove Fortune forward, didn’t stop running and capped a brilliant performance with a goal
Daniel Selwyn (Oakwood B) – Continuously got in good wide positions and deserved a goal for his good play
STRIKERS:
Jono Gaon (Finchley City) – Wasn’t 100 percent fit, only played the second half and was still completely unplayable. A sensational performance, with top-class finishing
Louie Libbert (Los Blancos) – Scored an excellently taken hat-trick, strong and powerful, is proving to be an excellent late addition to Blancos’ squad
PLAYER-MANAGERS OF THE WEEK:
Ricky Lawrence (SPEC)
PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Harry Graham (Hertswood Vale)
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