There’s only really one candidate for November Player of the Month and that man is Avi Markiewicz.
12 goals in four games. You can’t argue with the stats. Simple as that.
Los Blancos chief Jonathan Ison is recognised as the top gaffer after coming through a testing month with two wins over Camden Park, another against SPEC FC and a draw against title-chasing Raiders B.
The star man in the top-flight for me has been the brilliant Brad Wine. Oakwood A joint-manager Ric Blank described him as “totally unplayable” a couple of weeks ago. And only last week, he said: “If there's a better player in Maccabi football I'd like to meet him (and sign him).
Faithfold, Redbridge, Raiders and Woodford. That’s what champions Hendon A faced at the start of November and three wins out of four means that David Garbacz is the Premier Division’s top boss.
Moving into Division One and the accolades are shared between Redbridge and Los Blancos. Summer arrival Daniel Garfinkle has been scoring for fun for the east Londoners. Five goals against SPEC FC was the icing on the cake of a memorable month.
There’s a double gong for FC Team C in Division Two, with the ever-versatile Matt Davis named top player. He bagged a brace in the draw against Jewdinese, caused defences problems and produced some top-notch displays in nets in the inter-club derbies against FC Team B.
And it’s a London Rovers one-two in Division Three, with main man Markiewicz toasting double delight with boss Jeremy Brown who led the team to four consecutive victories, one more than table-toppers King Crown.
MGBSFL AWARDS - NOVEMBER
Player: Avi Markiewicz (London Rovers)
Manager: Jonathan Ison (Los Blancos)
PREMIER DIVISION
Player: Brad Wine (Oakwood A)
Manager: David Garbacz (Hendon A)
DIVISION ONE
Player: Daniel Garfinkle (Redbridge JCB)
Manager: Jonathan Ison (Los Blancos)
DIVISION TWO
Player: Matt Davis (FC Team C)
Manager: David Gordon (FC Team C)
DIVISION THREE
Player: Avi Markiewicz (London Rovers)
Manager: Jeremy Brown (London Rovers)
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