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Danny Caro's Team of the Week: September 10
There were some scintillating performances in league and cup competitions on Matchday Four of the season.
September 26, 2017 11:53
There were some scintillating performances in league and cup competitions on Matchday Four of the season.
September 26, 2017 11:53WATCH WHEN SUNDAY COMES - SHOW 2
1. DAVID GORDON (FC Team) - "first game back after injury and he is a legend"
2. BEN HARRIS (Camden Park) - "playing his first game in a year he was excellent at the back and going forward"
3. SCOTT OLDSTEIN (Redbridge JC A) - "out for a year with a cruciate ligament, his first full game saw him back to his best with a brilliant display of wide play and a goal to boot"
4. ALEX MOSS (NL Raiders A) - "pulled the strings, got on the scoresheet and one of the best two players on the pitch"
5. ALEX JACOBS (Catford & Bromley) - "came on changed the game and scored a belter from 30 yards"
6. DECLAN SPIRO (Temple Fortune B) - "super signing dd everything you would hope from a striker. He held the ball up well and had some great link up play with the midfield and scored two very well-taken goals, including a 25-yard screamer!
7. BEN JOSEPH (NL Raiders A) - "pulled the strings, got on the scoresheet and one of the best two players on the pitch"
8. ROB BLACKMAN (NL Raiders B) - alongside Simon Buchler was "superb in central midfield for the whole 90 mins and extra time - especially given they were up against a Redbridge centre midfield trio most of the game"
9. KAI VALE (Fairlop FC) - "went home with the match ball after his fantastic hat-trick. Kai is an integral member of the management team and helped set up this wonderful football club but has had a tough start to life at Fairlop to which I have called him out for but he responded excellently today and showed what true ability he has. Deservingly man of the match"
10. ADAM ELLIS (Bayern Mincha) - "five goals for him today and he was virtually unstoppable with his pace, power and finishing. I back him for the golden boot this season"
11. DANIEL GARFINKLE (Redbridge JC A) - "unplayable in a first half where Redbridge battered Brady and his pace scared the whole of the Brady defence and it was matched by two goals, one of them a very smart finish"
STAR MAN: Adam Ellis (Bayern Mincha)
MANAGERS: Jon Jacobs, Craig Sandford, Danny Hakimi (Redbridge JC A)
REFEREE: David Lazarus (Redbridge JC C vs NL Raiders B)