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
Adam Rones (FC Team A) – Went in goal for 60 minutes then went outfield into midfield where he duly scored a goal
DEFENCE
Adam Kosky (London Maccabi Lions Blue) – Was great at left-back, looked really solid throughout much to the delight of his manager
Jordan Nathan (Brady Maccabi A) – Never let anything past and then when pushed up into midfield, protected the back four for the last 15 minutes
Ben Halmer (Jewdinese) – New signing settled in quickly grabbing his first goal of the season as well as an assist
Rob Caplin (North West Neasden) – Played out of position on his debut at right-back but played the role extremely well
MIDFIELD:
Joel Kutner (Los Blancos) – Superb performance down the left-flank, was integral in one of the shock results of the day
Yoav Lebens (Hendon United A) – Ran the show from first to last minute in a dominant midfield display for Hendon in the FA Challenge Cup
Jaimie Sinclair (Loughton Orient) – Never stopped from the first to last minute, gave the back-four brilliant protection in the holding role and was committed in every challenge
David Rhodes (Norstar London Raiders A) – Described as being phenomenal in midfield for the Premier Division leaders
ATTACK:
Nicky Woolf (Norstar London Raiders B) – Handed the captain’s armband and didn’t disappoint, as he helped himself to a hat-trick to tkae him to 98 goals for the Raiders
Richard Fogelman (L’Equipe) – Not much to say really – scored four brilliant goals continuing his great form, continuing his average of at least three a game
JOINT-MANAGERS OF THE WEEK:
Joel Minsky & Jonathan Ison (Los Blancos)
PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Richard Fogelman (L’Equipe)
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