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The all new Juniors/on-loan thread 2013/14
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Yes, clubs play each team in their own group twice (home & away) and the other 11 clubs outside their group just once (either at home or away) for a total of 31 games in the season...
Spurs U18s 5-1 Wolves U18s
Daniel Akindayini completed the perfect hat-trick in the second half as our Under-18s thumped Wolves 5-1 on Saturday.
The striker scored with his right and left feet, before completing his treble with a stoppage time header after Anton Walkes and Kyle Walker-Peters had put us in command at the Training Centre.
Leading the southern section of the Barclays Under-18 Premier League, the lads wasted no time in establishing their authority against the visitors – Will Miller and Josh Onomah both going close with shots in the opening two minutes.
Lloyd Ross curled a right-footed shot just off target, before we took a 16th minute lead through Walkes. He forced the loose ball home through a crowd of bodies in the six-yard box after Akindayini’s initial effort from Walker-Peters’ cut-back was blocked.
Onomah produced a diving save from Wolves goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne, but while we enjoyed long spells of possession we didn’t create too many clear-cut chances as the first half went on.
Sensing an opportunity, the visitors put us under sustained pressure in the lead-up to the interval with Carlo Erdei’s shot being deflected behind for a corner by Cameron Carter-Vickers before Declan Weeks’ drive was blocked by Shayon Harrison.
Akindayini’s shot on the turn cleared the bar at the other end, as we entered half-time with a narrow advantage.
That lead was swiftly doubled after the restart, however. After drifting a shot over the bar on 47 minutes, Walker-Peters had the ball in the net 60 seconds later when his effort from the left-side crept inside the far post.
Five minutes later, Ryan Loft was introduced up front for his Under-18s debut – and he nearly scored with his first touch! He swiped at Walker-Peters’ cross and, after his initial goal-bound shot was blocked by a defender, he returned the ball with interest towards the far corner but it squeezed the wrong side of the upright.
Akindayini added our third goal on 57 minutes, his right-footed effort from the left side of the box finding its way in at the near post after taking a touch off a defender.
The visitors tried to retaliate on 64 minutes, first when Ashley Carter’s in-swinging corner forced goalkeeper Harry Voss to claw the ball away at the back post and then again when Erdei rifled a shot towards goal which cleared the crossbar.
A great move in the 74th minute almost resulted in us adding to our lead, but Loft’s rasping right-footer sailed over the top after good build-up play from Ross and Akindayini.
Wolves pulled a goal back on 83 minutes when Ryan Rainey exchanged passes with substitute Ross Finnie and drilled into the bottom corner of the net from a tight angle.
But we restored our three-goal lead four minutes later when Ross released Loft and he picked out Akindayini in space on the left, the striker delicately clipping inside the far post with his left foot.
The scoring was completed three minutes into stoppage time when substitute Chris Paul’s lofted ball in from the right saw Akindayini crash home a close-range header to round off his treble.
Spurs:
Voss, Walkes, Walker-Peters, Lesniak, Maghoma, Carter-Vickers (Campbell-Young 60), Onomah (Loft 53), Ross, Akindayini, Harrison, Miller (Paul 69)
Subs (not used): Goddard, Priestley (GK)
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Akindayini ...... Tottenham's Kluivert for LVG
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19 goals so far this season for the lad.
milo
Jack L. Jones
We're going to steamroller everyone in front of us with this innovative 7-3-3 formation.
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Academy Manager & Head of Coaching - John McDermott
Head of Academy Operations & Performance - Dean Rastrick
Professional Development Phase Coach - Paul Brush
Professional Development Phase Coach - Keiran McKenna
Youth Development Phase Lead Coach - Justin Cochrane
Youth Development Phase Coach - Mehmet Ali
Foundation Phase Lead Coach - Gary Broadhurst (Safeguarding Officer)
Foundation Phase Coach - Michael Donaldson
Head of Academy Goalkeeping - Perry Suckling
Goalkeeping Coach - Rob Burch
Goalkeeping Coach - Alex Welsh
Academy Coach - Bradley Allen
Academy Coach - Will Antwi
Academy Coach - Tony Tillbrook
Academy Coach - Trevor Duberry
Academy Coach - Ryan Hall
Academy Coach - Joe Staunton
Academy Coach - Alex Matton
Academy Coach - Aaron Cato
Academy Coach - Rob Polkinghorn
Academy Coach - Ugo Ehiogu
Spur of the moment
Jimmy Neighbour
Blimey!
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Lily White
Clive Wilson
Cochise
Steve Carr
Seems like the Torquay fans have taken to Coulthirst already
http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk...ce-man-match/story-20920264-detail/story.html
Anyone know much about how the lad is getting on down there?
http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk...ce-man-match/story-20920264-detail/story.html
Anyone know much about how the lad is getting on down there?
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Still very much early days.
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Our U21s are away at Sunderland at the Stadium of Light tonight, KO 19:00.
Souleymane Coulibaly and Harry Winks are in the squad for tonight’s Barclays Under-21 Premier League fixture at Sunderland.
While we host the Black Cats at White Hart Lane, our Under-21s are in action against the same opposition at the Stadium of Light, kick-off 7pm.
Both Souleymane and Harry, who got the goals as our Under-21s downed Arsenal in their last outing, have travelled to the North East along with a host of our other young stars.
Squad:
Jordan Archer, Harry Voss, Kenneth McEvoy, Aaron McEneff, Cy Goddard, Connor Ogilvie, Harry Winks, Dominic Ball, Giancarlo Gallifuoco, Ruben Lameiras, Alexander McQueen , Nathan Oduwa, Laste Dombaxe, Kevin Stewart, Souleymane Coulibaly.
Souleymane Coulibaly and Harry Winks are in the squad for tonight’s Barclays Under-21 Premier League fixture at Sunderland.
While we host the Black Cats at White Hart Lane, our Under-21s are in action against the same opposition at the Stadium of Light, kick-off 7pm.
Both Souleymane and Harry, who got the goals as our Under-21s downed Arsenal in their last outing, have travelled to the North East along with a host of our other young stars.
Squad:
Jordan Archer, Harry Voss, Kenneth McEvoy, Aaron McEneff, Cy Goddard, Connor Ogilvie, Harry Winks, Dominic Ball, Giancarlo Gallifuoco, Ruben Lameiras, Alexander McQueen , Nathan Oduwa, Laste Dombaxe, Kevin Stewart, Souleymane Coulibaly.
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Kieran McKenna used to play for our Academy about a decade ago.
He was also capped at youth level for Northern Ireland.
