Jewish News team of the week
Find out who made it into this week’s Jewish News / jewishnews.co.uk Team of the Week.
CHECK OUT TEAM OF THE WEEK IN THIS WEEK’S JEWISH NEWS!
Send your nominations for team-of-the-week to andrews@thejngroup.com to reach me by Monday afternoon.
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GOALKEEPER
Max Shields (Harmen) – On his league debut, looked comfortable between the sticks, making a couple of great saves and got an assist for second goal
DEFENCE
Nick Goodmaker (Catford & Bromley) – Exceptional in defence making two fantastic last-ditch tackles, and claimed two assists going forward
Clive Nathan (AC Whetstone) – 50-year-old played at the heart of Whetstone defence and was praised by both managers for a quite brilliant performance
Ari Nevies (Hendon United A) – The pick of the bunch of a superb defence, put in a ‘totally faultless performance’ in the words of his manager
Dan Lederman (FC Team C) – Described as brilliant at right-back as he superbly contained the threat of Danny Moss and Lorian Madanes
MIDFIELD:
Dominique Cheniart (King Crown) – Turned in a man of the match performance for the early pacesetters, scored twice in another exemplary display
Yisroel Lewis (London Rovers) – Was solid throughout in the middle of the park and claimed a fantastic assist
Rick Harris (North West Neasden) – May now be 45 years old but seemingly gets better with each passing game, keeps the team ticking over with his fantastic attitude
Matt Leader (Temple Fortune) – Had his best game this season, was a constant threat going forward in a creative capacity, and also excellent in the tackle
ATTACK:
Dean Shaw (Blizzard Storm) – Bagged a hat-trick to ensure Storm avoided a potential cup upset against lower league opposition
Simon Moses (Los Blancos) – Grabbed a match-winning treble to see off SPEC, as he took his tally to five goals in his last two games
MANAGER OF THE WEEK
David Gordon (FC Team C)
MANAGER OF THE WEEK:
Ari Nevies (Hendon United A)
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