Bradley Grant (Glenthorne United A) - "played all but two games this year. Missed Sunday's league winning game, which he was gutted about, but will be back for the final game next week.

Ben de la Fuente (Norstar A) - although John Nitka would believe otherwise, the Norstar No. 1 is without a doubt the best goalkeeper in the division, according to Phil Peters, and "definitely the best" his manager "has seen in his limited time in the MSFL". "Performed miracles at times this season and put in big performances when it mattered"

Division One was arguably the toughest to pick. Find out why this XI caught the eye.

Oli Colmans (Brady Maccabi) - enjoyed an excellent season capped off with an incredible goal direct from a clearance. Has been known for some Heurelho Gomes-esque moments over the years but he was on top form throughout the campaign, keeping four clean sheets

Andrew Souber has stepped down as manager of Temple Fortune, just weeks after leading them to the JC MSFL Division Two title.

The decision of Souber, 38, came as a major surprise although we understand it is connected to work and family commitments.

Dan Lee (Redbridge Jewish Care A) - the MSFL is blessed with several fine young keepers. Lee helped Redbridge complete a league and cup double. During a busy season, he also played for London Lions and the JC MSFL Rep Team. The owner of a monster kick, he was a big part of RJC's double dream.

Some familiar faces have made it into the teams of the year from the Premier through to Division Four. But it's the newcomers who have caught the eye too. Here is my class of 2010/11.

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Glenthorne United hotshot Fabio Revieccio finished top-scorer in the JC MSFL for season 2010/11.

Nicknamed the Italian Stallion, Revieccio edged out the evergreen Ben Simons of Faithfold C by three goals.

Faithfold were beaten on penalties at Oldham Athletic's Boundary Park as Manchester Maccabi lifted the Peter Morrison Trophy.

Defences dominated throughout with neither team able to break through in 120 minutes of open play.

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