Boca chief confident his troops will deliver
BOCA have turned to Gabriel John in the pursuit of greatness, with chairman S e f t o n Monk believing his “experience and a winning mentality” will rub off on the team.
“We hope to give a strong account of ourselves,” said John who has added Josh Marlow, Dale Bradman and Jack Goldsmith, while Jamie Weinrich returns following a spell at Raiders.
Viv Emanuel believes a “great preseason” will benefit “Most of the players have been together for a year so we expect to challenge,” he said. Aron Luftig and Josh Bharier are the “ones to watch”.
SHACHARIT DONETSK are among the youngest teams in the league, with an average age of 17. Manager Elliot Nussbaum predicts “big things” from Maccabiah starlet Adam Ellis.
Adam Glekin is hopeful HENDON B can record a top five finish. Avi Mocton has been “magnificent” in pre-season, while new boys Benji Silverblatt and Gideon Barth will provide some muchneeded firepower.
Holding on to goal-poacher Dan Gordon came as a major boost to FAITHFOLDB, with boss Rob Shooman saying: “All my players are capable of winning a game.”
REAL SOSOBAD look like the team to beat. Manager Daniel Shafron insists he will be “disappointed with anything less than the title”. KING CROWN’S Jacob Kadoch is equally ambitious and says his team can do it playing “great football”.
James Lewis hasidentifiedJason Goldstein and David Cohen as game-changers as KS REUNITED prepare for their first season.
L e wi s s a i d : “We are not getting ahead of ourselves, but we hope to push for the top places.”
TEMPLE FORTUNE are seeking an allround improvement, with chairman Nigel Kyte tipping Zach Rich and Laurence Swerner to hit it off and forge a “powerful partnership in attack”. Maccabi London Lions Green complete the line-up.
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