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
Oli Gee (Oakwood A) – Hasn’t played for a while but gave a magnificent performance, including producing a fantastic triple-save
DEFENCE
Joel Rosenberg (FC Team C) – Great performance at full-back for Team as they kept up their challenge for runners-up spot
David Prager (L’Equipe) – Described as being “absolutely immense” at the heart of the L’Equipe defence as side kept alive their title challenge with vital win
Ilan Scorah (Oakwood A) – Gave his most complete performance of the season, ensuring Raiders offensive players, including Matt Stock and David Dinkin, cut frustrated figures
Daniel Field (North West Neasden) – Only called up on Saturday night to help his team get 11 players out. Hasn’t played since October and didn’t put a foot wrong
MIDFIELD:
Craig Pearl (Chigwell Athletic) – Protected the back four well. Helped keep Chigwell’s shape, while not only breaking up play, but starting off attacks
Ben Portnio (Faithfold C) – Stand-out performance at the heart of the Faithfold midfield, topped off by scoring twice
Rafi Kon (Hendon United A) – Was faultless in both of Hendon’s games and superb in all his link-up play
Jeremy Barnett (Temple Fortune) – Magnificent performance. Dribbled out from the back, won his tackles and headers and played for 20 minutes with cramp
ATTACK:
Daniel Garfinkle (Hendon United B) – Performance of the week as he scored seven goals to send side on way to emphatic win
Harrison Midda (Woodford Wanderers) – Helped himself to a hat-trick to secure win which sent Woodford joint-top of the table
PLAYER-MANAGER OF THE WEEK
Ric Blank (Oakwood A)
PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Daniel Garfinkle (Hendon United B)
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