JC team of the week contenders: October 20

Adam Zaidman (Hertswood Vale)

DEFENDERS

Tyler Gordon (MLFC Red)

Adam Hassanali  (MLFC Blue)

J. Cohen (MLFC Blue)

Max Foster (HMH)

Josh Goldstein (HMH)

Jordan Rinsler (Mill Hill Dons)

Sam Demby (Mill Hill Dons)

Oli Hart (Borussia Barnet)

Josh Morris (FC Team)

Jordan Harris (Hertswood Vale)

Alex Trup (Hertswood Vale)

MIDFIELDERS

James Millet (Hertswood Vale)

Isaac Virchis (Mill Hill Dons)

Ethan Myers (MLFC Red)

Josh Joseph (Redbridge JC)

Ricky Rinder (MLFC Blue)

George Goldberg (HMH)

Alex Moss (HMH)

Isaac Virchis (Mill Hill Dons)

Adam Isaacs (Mill Hill Dons)

Scott Greenfield (Borussia Barnet)

Adam Lipman (Borussia Barnet)

Jonny Kay (Hendon Utd Sports)

Josh Harris (Hendon Utd Sports)

James Millet (Hertswood Vale)

Josh Gorb (Hertswood Vale)

STRIKERS

Niv Gur (Redbridge JC)

Daniel Wexler (Redbridge JC)

Ben Nathan (Redbridge JC)

Zack Lewis (Hendon Utd Sports)

Moses Seitler (Hendon Utd Sports)

Jonny Haik (FC Team)

Harry Graham (Hertswood Vale)

MANAGER

Bradley Papier & Sam Sharer (Borussia Barnet)

Avi Goldberg (HMH)

REFEREE

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NOMINATIONS

MACCABI LONDON FC RED

Tyler Gordon (defence) - 16-year-old marshalled the defence superbly and was a rock the whole game

Ethan Myers (midfield) - 16-year-old was a little maestro in the middle of the park who did not let the more experience NLG team any room to play their normal flowing

football

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REDBRIDGE JEWISH CARE

Josh Joseph (midfield) - 3 goals , 3 assists, light work for JJ. The JC star man from this week's preview delivered!

Niv Gur (striker) - 3 goals for our Israeli international, that's 5 in his last 2 games. Hitting form at the right time

Daniel Wexler (striker) - 2 goals, including probably his first header ever , 3 assists - all round display from Wex

Ben Nathan (striker) - 2 goals, 5 assists, his first goals for Redbridge since the age of 14 - could have had five were it not for the crossbar. Constant menace throughout

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BROOK FARM ROVERS

Ben Pollins (GK) – our No.1, made a brilliant point-blank save in the first half, dealt with every high ball and cross that came his way and ended up with a deserved clean sheet

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JEWDINESE

Ben Halmer (GK) - was excellent again. He made some unbelievable saves and without him the score could’ve been embarrassing against MLFC Blue

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HMH

Max Foster (defence) - another awesome display in central defence 

Josh Goldstein (defence) - anyone who keeps Liron Mannie out the game deserves to be on the list

George Goldberg (midfield) - tormented Raiders defence

Alex Moss (midfield) - controlled the midfield

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MILL HILL DONS

Isaac Virchis (centre-mid) - scored a hat-trick in the first half and then moved to centre-back in the second half, solidifying the defence. He was a danger every time he got the ball, unplayable especially in the first half

Adam Isaacs (centre-mid) - had his best game of the season so far and he did it while not playing in his natural position. He covered a huge amount of ground and often proved to be the link between defence and attack when on the counter. He didn’t put a foot wrong today

Jordan Rinsler (right-back) - extremely solid throughout, Jordan showed what he was able to do going forward today. His inch-perfect ball in the first half unlocked the defence and found Virchis right in front of goal. He was a calming presence on the ball throughout

Sam Demby (left-back) - Demby brought out all the tricks and flicks today. He wasn’t afraid to charge forward and take on the Scrabble full-back, getting the better of him on several occassions with nutmugs, dummys and just pure skill and aggression. He did let the opposition winger get past him all day

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HENDON UNITED SPORTS

Zack Lewis (striker) – 4 goals, had the NWLB defenders on skates for most of the game with his trickery and quick feet. Scored a brilliant header and an even better free-kick

Jonny Kay (midfield) – brilliant performance in the middle, won every loose ball and has the super ability of being in the right place every time to sweep up in front of the defence

Moses Seitler (CAM) – had a great game in the no. 10 and then at full-back – Positive driving runs through the middle and unlucky not to get more than his one goal

Josh Harris (midfield) – another game another top performance. Showing superb consistency now he’s playing regularly in the centre of midfield

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FC TEAM

Josh Morris (defence) – nearly back to his best two goals and an assist from right back

Jonny Haik (striker) – strong debut, goal and decent overall play

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HERTSWOOD VALE

Adam Zaidman (GK) – pulled off 2 or 3 world-class saves in the match, as he looked to thwart a Chigwell attack containing Daniel Garfinkle at every possible occasion. His finger-tip save onto the crossbar was the pick of the bunch. Claimed an assist with his outstanding distribution

Alex Trup (centre-back) – although the attackers will get their share of the plaudits, Alex deserves his too. He was outstanding today in the centre of defence, giving the Chigwell attackers very little to work with through the 90 minutes. Unlucky not to come away with a clean sheet

Jordan Harris (left-back) – after a slow start to the season due to a number of injuries, this was one of Jordan’s best performances in a Vale shirt to date. His delivery was outstanding throughout and offered up two assists to the cause

Josh Gorb (CAM) – Wow Josh Gorb. 1 goal, and 3 assists doesn’t tell the full story. Was an absolute nightmare for the Chigwell defenders throughout, and capped off an incredible all-round performance with our best team goal of the season, finishing from the edge of the box with a precision finesse which left the Chigwell keeper with no chance. He’s hitting serious form at the right time

James Millet (centre-mid) – another 10/10 performance in which he became the first Vale player to grab four goals in a match. His third hat-trick of the season, and his 13^th goal in his first six games. At this rate, we’re going to struggle to keep Hendon from making a mid-season bid for our little magician! A quality captain’s performance throughout

Harry Graham (striker) – his first brace of the season, and he took his goals well. His second goal was a thing of beauty, and had it not been for some dubious offside decisions, could easily have bagged a hat-trick. Working hard to impress, and this hasn’t gone unnoticed

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