MGBSFL goalscoring chart – week 2 (league only)
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Find out who’s leading the way at the top of the MGBSFL goalscoring chart…
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6 Goals:
Dovi Fehler (Hendon United A)
4 Goals:
Ari Last (Hendon United A)
Jacob Richer Kleinman (Oakwood B)
3 Goals:
Sam Monjack (Brady Maccabi)
Josh Newman (Brady Maccabi)
Andy Sheena (FC Team B)
Daniel Orgel (Real Sosobad)
2 Goals:
Sam Reeves (Faithfold B)
Leor Harel (Faithfold C)
Dave Sherman (Faithfold C)
Jon Breger (FC Team B)
Richard Salmon (FC Team B)
RA Noe (Hendon United B)
Josh Bloom (Maccabi London Lions B)
Mitchell Green (Scrabble)
Josh Sheridan (Scrabble)
Tom Alexander (Woodford Wanderers)
1 Goals:
Dean Shaw (Blizzard Storm)
Elli Dagul (Brady Maccabi)
Jeff Gotch (Catford & Bromley)
Jamie Sinai (Catford & Bromley)
Dan Cohen (Faithfold B)
Dan Gordon (Faithfold C)
David James Cohen (FC Team A)
Dan Perkins (FC Team A)
James Gershfield (Harmen)
Greg Corin (Hendon United A)
Yoav Kestenbaum (Hendon United A)
Yehuda Nevies (Hendon United A)
Gideon Barth (Hendon United B)
Ben David (Hendon United B)
James Neidle (Hendon United B)
Jono Nesbitt (Hendon United B)
Adam Hersh (Los Blancos)
Tim Heynes (Los Blancos)
Joel Kutner (Los Blancos)
Darren Russell (Los Blancos)
Josh Bharier (London Rovers)
Lee Goldberg (London Rovers)
Adam Kay (London Rovers)
Connor Perlmutter (Maccabi London Lions A)
Harry Hatchwell (Maccabi London Lions A)
David Soutar (Maccabi London Lions A)
Ed Brafman (Maccabi London Lions B)
Sammy Kingston (Maccabi London Lions B)
Daniel Mattey (Maccabi London Lions B)
Dean Rosenthal (Maccabi London Lions B)
David Dinkin (Norstar London Raiders A)
Alex Kaye (Norstar London Raiders A)
Adam Posner (Norstar London Raiders B)
Alex Elf (Norstar London Raiders C)
Nick Haringman (Norstar London Raiders C)
Will Ufland (Norstar London Raiders C)
Guy Helman (Oakwood A)
David Woolman (Oakwood A)
Elliot Coulton (Real Sosobad)
Adam Goodman (Real Sosobad)
Josh Jacobs (Real Sosobad)
Scott Jay (Real Sosobad)
James Law (Real Sosobad)
Darren Brown (Redbridge Jewish Care A)
Daniel Garfinkle (Redbridge Jewish Care A)
Scott Oldstein (Redbridge Jewish Care A)
Steve Summers (Redbridge Jewish Care A)
Carl Dobrin (Redbridge Jewish Care B)
Josh Orgel (Redbridge Jewish Care A)
Zack McLeod (Scrabble)
Adam Pearlman (Scrabble)
Jonathan Peters (Scrabble)
Paul Harris (SPEC)
Zack Neiman (SPEC)
Bobby Benson (Temple Fortune)
Adam Lenz (Temple Fortune)
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