TEAM
Maccabi Union of Great Britain
Peter Morrison Trophy (Southern Area Competition)
Runners-up, 1981/82 (First Team)
Semi-finalists, 1980/81 and 1989/90 (both First Team)
Maccabi (Southern) Football League
League names include MSFL, JC-MSFL and MGBSFL

Second Division Championship
Champions, 1985/86 and 2010/11 (both First Team)
First Division Championship
Runners-up, 1987/88 (First Team)
Second Division Championship
Runners-up, 2016/17 (First Team)
Promotions
To Premier Division:
1980/81 (First Team) and 1987/88 (First Team)
To First Division:
1978/79 (First Team), 1985/86 (First Team), 1989/90 (Second Team), 2010/11 (First Team), 2016/17 (First Team) and 2019/20 (First Team)
To Second Division:
1982/83 (Second Team), 1988/89 (Second Team), 1995-96 (First Team), 2000/01 (First Team), 2006/07 (First Team) and 2014/15 (First Team)
To Third Division:
2002/03 (Second Team), 2004/05 (First Team) and 2011/12 (Second Team)
To Fourth Division:
1998/99 (Second Team)
Ron Saunders Sportsmanship & Turnout Memorial Trophy
Winners, 1998/99 (Second Team)
Barry Goldstein Trophy
(formerly the Minor Invitation Cup)

Runners-up, 2004/05 and 2017/18 (both First Team)
Semi-finalists, 1986/87 (First Team) and 2010/11 (Second Team)
David Wolff Eight-a-side Trophy
Runners-up, 2019/20 (First Team)
Maccabi Seven-a-side Trophy
Runners-up, 2020/21 (First Team)
Maccabi Masters Football League
Jack Morgan Memorial Cup
Winners, 2019/20 (Old Boys Team)
Second Division Championship
Runners-up, 2003/04 and 2006/07 (Old Boys Team)
Nathan Horwitz Second Division Cup
Semi-finalists, 2010/11, 2011/12, 2012/13 and 2014/15 (Old Boys Team)
Ken Goldman Memorial Team Sportsmanship Trophy
Winners, 2014/15*, 2018/19*, 2021/22 and 2022/23 (Old Boys Team)
Runners-up, 2015/16* (Old Boys Team)
*Previously the MMFL Sportsmanship Trophy
AMFM Five-a-side Championships ‘A’ Trophy
Runners-up, 1998/99 (Old Boys Team)
Ralph Epstein Memorial Trophy
Outright Winners
1985, 1988, 1990 and 1993 (all First Team)
1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008 (all Old Boys Team)
Murray Epstein Old Boys Challenge Cup
Winners, 1993/94 (Old Boys Team)

Other general competitions:
The Hyde Gymnasium Five-a-side Tournament
Runners-up, 1973
INDIVIDUAL
Maccabi (Southern) Football League
The Solly Littlestone Memorial Cup
(for the Premier Division Footballer of the Year)
Gary Hyams (First Team), 1981/82

First Division Player of the Year
David Shone (First Team), 1987/88

Second Division Player of the Year
Henry Charles (First Team), 1985/86, Robert Benson (First Team), 2009/10, Scott Shindler (First Team), 2010/11 and Jordan Sharifian (First Team), 2016/17
The Susan Lion Memorial Trophy
(for the League's Leading Goalscorer)

Robert Benson (First Team), 2009/10
The Jack Wolff Memorial Trophy
(for the Team Secretary of the Year)

Nigel Kyte (on behalf of the First Team), 2006/07
Senior XI Representative Badges
Richard Batten (First Team), 1977/78
Len Wyse (First Team), 1978/79
Gary Hyams (First Team), 1981/82
Farley Conway (First Team), 1983/84
Alan Mattey (First Team), 1988/89
Jason Bookbinder (First Team), 1993/94
Under 19’s XI Representative Badges
Steven Feiger (First Team), 1982/83
Neil Hart (Second Team), 1982/83
Stuart Hyams (Second Team), 1983/84
David Klahr (First Team), 1987/88
Divisions 2 and 3 XI Representative Badge
Jeremy Fess (First Team), 1985/86
50 Years of Service to Temple Fortune FC
Nigel Kyte, 2018/19
Maccabi Union of Great Britain
Maccabiah Games Representative XI
Trial Match
Paul Squires (First Team), 1982
Representative 'B' XI
Israel Tour Squad
Nigel Kyte, 1982
Maccabi GB Richard Urban Lifetime Achievement Award
Nigel Kyte, 2003 and 2018
Maccabi Masters Football League
MMFL Over 60s Representative XI (Old Boys Team)
Michael Lee, MMFL Over 60s v Gloucester Over 60s (FA National Over 60s Cup), 2022/23
Philip Silver, MMFL Over 60s v Gloucester Over 60s (FA National Over 60s Cup), 2022/23
Michael Lee, MMFL Over 60s v England Over 65s, 2023/24
Graham Meyer, MMFL Over 60s v England Over 65s, 2023/24
Media Awards
Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL (Overall) Team of the Year
Robert Benson (First Team), 2009/10 and Scott Shindler (First Team), 2010/11

Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL First Division Team of the Year
Shai Davidi (First Team), 2012/13

Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL Second Division Team of the Year
Robert Benson (First Team), 2009/10

Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL Third Division Team of the Year
Ben Isaacs (First Team), 2006/07

Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL Best Newcomers' Team of the Year
Brett Stead (First Team), 2011/12

London Jewish News Old Boys Team of the Year
Bryan Silver (Old Boys Team), 2002/03

Jewish Chronicle MGBSFL & Masters Team of the Year
Graham Meyer (Old Boys Team), 2012/13

Left:
The Maccabi (Southern) Football League Second Division Championship Shield won by Temple Fortune's First Team in 1985/86, which was the Club's 10th season in Maccabi football. The First Team won 17 of their 20 Div.2 fixtures which remains a Club record.

Right:
The M(S)FL Ron Saunders Sportsmanship and Turnout Memorial Trophy which Temple Fortune's Second Team won at the close of the 1998-99 season – the Second XI's sole piece of league silverware.
WON IN 1993-94

M(S)FL SECOND DIVISION PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD AND M(S)FL LEADING GOALSCORER'S AWARD, 2009/10
The First Team's Rob Benson received two prestigious prizes at the M(S)FL Awards Evening, held at EDRS Stonegrove on Monday 7th June 2010. He captured the Susan Lion Memorial Trophy (pictured far left) which is the M(S)FL Leading Goalscorer's Award for the entire League! Rob also won the M(S)FL Second Division Player of the Year Trophy, Temple Fortune's first divisional accolade since 1988. After collecting the First Team Player of the Year (with a record-breaking 100% maximum votes) and Leading Goalscorer's Awards (thanks to 32 goals in all matches) – plus the TFFC Leading Appearances Award too – season 2009/10 certainly proved to be hugely successful for Rob Benson!

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M(S)FL TEAM SECRETARY OF THE YEAR AWARD, 2007
At the M(S)FL Awards Evening held on Thursday 14th June 2007 at EDRS Stonegrove, the Jack Wolff Memorial Trophy for the Team Secretary of the Year, which is one of the Maccabi (Southern) Football League's most prestigious awards, was presented on behalf of the Club to Chairman Nigel Kyte. He won another award earlier in the evening when presented with the Maccabi Masters Football League Referee of the Year Award but an even better accolade was to follow which completely took him by surprise.

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MACCABI GB JNF LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT AWARD, 2003
Nigel Kyte, Temple Fortune FC Chairman, shows his Maccabi GB JNF Lifetime Achievement in Sport Award alongside his wife Lynne. Nigel received this prestigious award for 35 years of dedicated service to TFFC in addition to 28 years as a M(S)FL referee. He was presented with this plaque plus a JNF framed certificate at the Maccabi GB Sports Awards for 2003 in February 2004.

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MACCABI GB RICHARD URBAN LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD, 2018
Much to his surprise, Nigel Kyte was awarded a second Maccabi GB Lifetime Achievement Award in December 2018, in commemoration of TFFC's Golden Anniversary. The nomination was made by former Temple Fortune player Danny Caro, Sports Editor of the Jewish Chronicle, who recommended Nigel for the award to coincide with the Club's 50th Year celebrations.

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