Here are the nominations from Matchday 35 of the MGBSFL.

GK
Yehuda Fink (Hendon B)

DEFENDERS
Jono Nesbitt (Hendon B)

MIDFIELDERS
Gideon Barth, Avi Mocton, Michael Epstein (all Hendon B)
Daniel Bean, Brad Gayer (both Redbridge JC B)

STRIKERS
Benni Sluckis (Hendon B)

MANAGER
Adam Glekin (Hendon B)
Jason Stein (Oakwood B)

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NOMINATIONS

HENDON UNITED SPORTS CLUB B
Yehuda Fink (GK) - Saved his best performance of the season to the last game, 3 or 4 excellent saves from long range shots.

Jono Nesbitt (D) - solid performance from one of Hendon's most reliable players. Snuffed out everything when at full-back and then caused problems when moved to the wing
Gideon Barth (MF) - two goals and an all-round superb display. Raiders could not live with his pace
Avi Mocton (M) - dominated the centre of midfield, had to drop back to centre back for the last 35 minutes but was equally commanding there
Michael Epstein (M) - hasn't had many chances this season but worked tirelessly, and bravely completed the 90 minutes despite a clash of heads which left him looking like the a cross between Terry Butcher and the Karate Kid
Benni Sluckis (FW) - Could have scored more than once but a constant threat and worked his socks off

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OAKWOOD B
Dan King (CB) - had a great season and put in another excellent shift against Brixton
Dani Dennison (RB) - ended a strong season with another marauding effort on the right-hand side of the pitch
Toby Levy (CM) - unfortunately my shaggy haired comrade had to wait until May to make his customary Oakwood appearance but it was well worth it. Lovely goal and also hit the post
Josh Dickinson (RM) - so quick, so composed in front of goal. Good player, even better person
Rafi Bloom (S) - led the line well and brought others into play. Scored a good goal after being a Brixton defender

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REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE B
Daniel Bean (CM)- the N'Golo Kanté of RJC. His attitude, work rate and desire is an a great example to any Jewish footballer. He is pleasure to manage. He covered every blade of 3G grass at the Hive, and deserved his goal so much
Brad Gayer (CM) - his set-piece deliveries were on the money every time, and contributed with two assists. A real captain's performance