the blue panther
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Cheers - didn't realise that silly mistake!
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Cheers - didn't realise that silly mistake!
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Sunday Supplement
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Re: Sunday Supplement
Also building a 200mil academy and it being a waste of money according to Custisaguero93:20 said:1. Not signing English playerscity saint said:only just switched on. come on tell me what were doing to ruin football this week
2. Signing Frank Lampard
deano ou812
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Re: Sunday Supplement
SCIAFC...
SCIAFC...
StrangewaysHereWeCome
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The **** can't make a point about City building an academy on a huge scale quite unlike anything we've had before. Instead chooses to say that since the sheikh took over (Never heard Malcolm Glazer RIP, for instance, referred to as the shopping centre owner or, Abramovich as the Russian)
Now he's back on about 'young lads' again and not a peep about who has bought Southampton's young stars.
Grade A dickhead.
Eh? Eh? Young boys on the park?... Jumpers for goalposts? Marvellous!Mëtal Bikër said:"Young English players"
"Young English players"
"Young English players"
It's all Custis ever talks about, i'm beginning to think he has some sort of fetish.
The **** can't make a point about City building an academy on a huge scale quite unlike anything we've had before. Instead chooses to say that since the sheikh took over (Never heard Malcolm Glazer RIP, for instance, referred to as the shopping centre owner or, Abramovich as the Russian)
Now he's back on about 'young lads' again and not a peep about who has bought Southampton's young stars.
Grade A dickhead.
aguero93:20
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4. Building a £200m academy to develop young players
Most importantly though
5. Being a more attractive proposition to Mansour than the bar codes.
3. Not trying to develop young playersblue underpants said:Also building a 200mil academy and it being a waste of money according to Custisaguero93:20 said:1. Not signing English playerscity saint said:only just switched on. come on tell me what were doing to ruin football this week
2. Signing Frank Lampard
4. Building a £200m academy to develop young players
Most importantly though
5. Being a more attractive proposition to Mansour than the bar codes.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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I would simply point Mr Custis to the following article.
Certainly, the potential is there: 30 of the 46 players in Croatia hail from the UK or Ireland. Light blue is increasingly the dominant colour in many of England’s young dressing rooms.
‘We had seven under-16s in the England squad last year,’ Wilcox reveals. ‘That was a record for us. We have some incredibly talented English players. Brandon Barker, Ashley Smith-Brown, Angus Gunn, Kean Bryan, Tosin Adarabioyo. The players are coming through.
‘Below the under-18 group, over 90 per cent of our academy is English. Recently we offered eight professional contracts and six of those are English boys.
‘Four of those six are local boys. It’s the ideal scenario but the wider you spread the net, the more chance you have of finding the gem.’
The seeds of talent are beginning to germinate. Last season, City’s Under 11s and Under 14s were national champions and the Under 18 side were northern league winners. Under Vieira, an Under 19 side reached the quarter-final of the UEFA Youth League. A 6-0 victory over Bayern Munich reverberated around Europe, with five English names on the team sheet.
Most are yet to be seen in the first team squad, something Vieira attributes to the ‘massive’ gap between youth competitions and the demands of elite football. It is why City are thought to remain receptive to discussions over B-teams in the lower tiers.
As the authorities prevaricate, City are single-minded in their aspiration and little encapsulates the journey from chip-fat to caviar quite like the money and dedication flowing into this academy.
aguero93:20 said:1. Not signing English playerscity saint said:only just switched on. come on tell me what were doing to ruin football this week
2. Signing Frank Lampard
I would simply point Mr Custis to the following article.
Certainly, the potential is there: 30 of the 46 players in Croatia hail from the UK or Ireland. Light blue is increasingly the dominant colour in many of England’s young dressing rooms.
‘We had seven under-16s in the England squad last year,’ Wilcox reveals. ‘That was a record for us. We have some incredibly talented English players. Brandon Barker, Ashley Smith-Brown, Angus Gunn, Kean Bryan, Tosin Adarabioyo. The players are coming through.
‘Below the under-18 group, over 90 per cent of our academy is English. Recently we offered eight professional contracts and six of those are English boys.
‘Four of those six are local boys. It’s the ideal scenario but the wider you spread the net, the more chance you have of finding the gem.’
The seeds of talent are beginning to germinate. Last season, City’s Under 11s and Under 14s were national champions and the Under 18 side were northern league winners. Under Vieira, an Under 19 side reached the quarter-final of the UEFA Youth League. A 6-0 victory over Bayern Munich reverberated around Europe, with five English names on the team sheet.
Most are yet to be seen in the first team squad, something Vieira attributes to the ‘massive’ gap between youth competitions and the demands of elite football. It is why City are thought to remain receptive to discussions over B-teams in the lower tiers.
As the authorities prevaricate, City are single-minded in their aspiration and little encapsulates the journey from chip-fat to caviar quite like the money and dedication flowing into this academy.
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Not one sentence with any sort of perspective from Cun*is. Complete diatribe of anti City nonsense.
Not one sentence with any sort of perspective from Cun*is. Complete diatribe of anti City nonsense.
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Someone put up the Cartman-tears gif, Custis has earned it.harrogateblue said:Not one sentence with any sort of perspective from Cun*is. Complete diatribe of anti City nonsense.