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
David Howard (King Crown) – Playing in front of a changed defensive line, held firm when his side needed him to, producing saves and offering confidence to those in front of him
DEFENCE
Isaac Virchis (London Maccabi Lions Green) – There weren’t enough superlatives to describe his performance, sniffed out every attack and his running going forward was a joy to watch
Ezekiel Jacob (Hendon United B) – Has been superb all season, and put in another commanding in Hendon’s win over Temple Fortune
Dan Silverman (FC Team B) – Described as being flawless at the back as he helped his side through to the quarter-finals of the Peter Morrison Cup
James Law (Real Sosobad) – Solid and superb at right-back, played pivotal role in holding the leaders to a point
MIDFIELD:
Dovi Vogel (London Rovers) – Scored two great goals and worked extremely hard for the team
Joe Davis (Los Blancos) – Excellent performance in the middle of the pitch, always wanting the ball and showing his full range of Alonso-esque passing
Ricky Harris (North West Neasden) – Ran the game from the middle of the park, was superb throughout and continues to be an inspiration on and off the pitch
Richard Caplin (Redbridge Jewish Care A) – Put in a great shift down the right-hand flank, turning in a performance which was rewarded with two goals
ATTACK:
Sam Lewis (Faithfold A) – Led by example as he turned in a great striker’s performance, netting a hat-trick to kick-start the Greens season
Dave Seitler (Hendon United A) – Youngster who’s fast making a name for himself in the League scored a sensational hat-trick
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Dave Seitler (Hendon United A)
MANAGER OF THE WEEK:
Daniel Shafron (Real Sosobad)
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