kinky1977 said:Lee Hughes from Derby
Sam Byram from Leeds
Luke Shaw from Southampton
Conor Hunte from Chelsea
pee dubya said:Wilshere, Shaw, Caulker, McCarthy, Butland, Walcott, Ox, Cahill, Jagielka and Baines.
Ignoring attainability, the above would be good enough for the squad. I'm not sure any of them get in our first choice team though.
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:mcmannaman and nathon redmond ??
Rammyblues said:AC the only rules we have on players are the CL rules which state to have a squad of 25, 4 must come out of the academy - no nationality involved so eg Rekik who has gone on loan to PSV is Dutch but he has been at our academy for the last couple of years by the time he attains the age of 21 he will be "homegrown" for the rules.
As for the prem league you can only have a squad of 25 if 8 players are from English/Welsh/Scottish academies again no restriction on nationality so eg Bale is Welsh but is classed as Association player so qualifies, same for us regarding Clichy he is French but came out of the Arsenal academy.
We don't have quotas on English born players.
ACMilan said:I am a HUGE proponent of having at least 1/3 of your squad being from the country of the league.
Developing homegrown talents is vital to success of the country, the economy and the league.
England will NEVER fix its NT issues if big teams dont start using more homegrown talent.
Of course, this is a very simplified explanation, but true.
Does EPL not have rules that require a certain number of homegrowns on a roster? Or "non-eu" purchase limits like Serie A for example?