Kippax Street 1880
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Release all this defence tomorrow they are shockingly awful. Feel sorry for the talented boys up front.
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Match Thread - Chelsea V City (2nd leg FA Youth Cup)
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Mad Eyed Screamer
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what is the score?
Release all this defence tomorrow they are shockingly awful. Feel sorry for the talented boys up front.
Style of play doesn't help. Completely exposed.
Ignoring you would take away half my fun in here.Say it as I see it. Don't like it, debate or use the ignore functionality.
BlueMoonz1977
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Our no.5 defender looks garbage
what is the score?
Finished 5-1, could of been more.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Oh lordy...... thanksFinished 5-1, could of been more.
Scaring Europe to Death
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I didn't get giddy after the earlier rounds, and I'm not going to get too despondent now.
We won the competition in 2008 with a decent Top Four prospect (Sturridge), a player who flattered to deceived (Weiss), and a couple of lads who eventually prospered, but would have struggled if they'd stayed at City in the immediate post takeover period (Mee and Trippier). We also had Boyata, so overall it wasn't too bad.
The whole dynamic of youth football have since changed, and there now seems to be a pattern of City thrashing all and sundry, until the final stages when we struggle against bigger, stronger,and faster opponents.
For the moment, we need to stick to our principles, because despite their total domination of youth football, all these bigger Chelsea lads aren't making the grade.
Similarly, as discussed on other threads, the success of our Academy will be measured in the number of squad places reserved for our young lads next season, and their eventual progress.
We won the competition in 2008 with a decent Top Four prospect (Sturridge), a player who flattered to deceived (Weiss), and a couple of lads who eventually prospered, but would have struggled if they'd stayed at City in the immediate post takeover period (Mee and Trippier). We also had Boyata, so overall it wasn't too bad.
The whole dynamic of youth football have since changed, and there now seems to be a pattern of City thrashing all and sundry, until the final stages when we struggle against bigger, stronger,and faster opponents.
For the moment, we need to stick to our principles, because despite their total domination of youth football, all these bigger Chelsea lads aren't making the grade.
Similarly, as discussed on other threads, the success of our Academy will be measured in the number of squad places reserved for our young lads next season, and their eventual progress.