You should be running scared, says Beresford
Dan Beresford admits he cannot wait to unleash h i s n e w- l o o k strikeforce following the arrival of Jamie Kent.
The ACMILLHILL bosshashighhopes going into the campaign after securing the services of Joel Lassman, Loz Bloom, Jeff Gotch and Darren Bloom.
But it is the partnership between Kent and Ben Zloof that excites him most. “We don’t fear any side,” he said. “In fact, I worry about how they might try and stop us.”
Mitch Young is on the glory trail once again and he believes FC TEAM B will be the side to beat. Drawing on the experience of a squad that has played several seasons in the Premier Division, Young has added Ben Binder and Daniel Breger to his pool of players.
“Ben is a superb young talent,” said Young. “Look out for his name in the goal-scoring charts this year.”
Ric Blank believes that he has found the right men to help take OAKWOODB forward in Jason Stein and Nicky Harris. “They are top guys who’ll get the B’s back playing with the spirit that was sorely missing last season,” said Blank.
David Gordon believes FC TEAM C will be hard-pressed to repeat a top-four finish. He said: “The league is looking pretty strong so we want to make sure that we compete and do ourselves proud.” Lester Jacobs has challenged CAT
tocelebratetheclub’s 50thyearinstyleandhebelievespromotion is a realistic target.
“It hurt everyone to allow a sevenpoint lead slip to finish in fourth place last season. So we’re determined to put that right,” he said.
Jacobs waved his chequebook to bring in Dan Cohen, Josh Krewne, Andy Charles, Daniel Green and Zak Mcleod during the close season.
Consolidation is the name of the game for NORSTAR LONDON RAIDERS C, according to Zack Gothelf. Numbers have been boosted by Jonny Blain, Josh Bloom, Adam Leveson and Marc Woolfe.
Josh Lewis believes new striker James Mandellwillexcite L’EQUIPE fans as they look to build on promotion.
Jake Erlich has been one of the busiest managers across the league this summer. With “95 per cent of last year’s team starting university,” he has drafted in 20 new players at JEWDINESE.
Emotions will be running high for Clive Nathan and Anthony Cohen as AC WHETSTONE prepare for their final season together before starting university.
An 11th-hour rescue package led by AdamConwayensuredthat LOUGHTON ORIENT did not go out of business. He said: “We want to consolidate this year and then kick on from there.”
WEEKENDFIXTURES:
FC Team B vs L’Equipe, FC Team C vs Catford & Bromley Maccabi, Jewdinese vs AC Whetstone, Oakwood B vs Loughton Orient