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Re: The five best youngster we have
Jimmy Grimble. Going to be a top player.
Jimmy Grimble. Going to be a top player.
Damocles said:Lucky Toma said:I had the last three in my list. Wasnt sure on Bunn (not because I dont rate him, I simply dont know enough about him...can anyone clue me in?)
Boyata might be too old for the list. or at least too established in the squad already.
Cheers CR.
Bunn's part of the top strike partnership in our EDS!
He was part of the group this year that played for both the Under-18s and the EDS (along with Roman) and have just been promoted full time to the EDS for next season. He's scored about 20 goals for each last season and won plaudits left, right and centre. He's just won our Scholar of the Year Award too. 18 years old, son of a former City coach, and looking very promising. He's come through our ranks properly, started at a very young age.
His game is pretty much the "traditional English striker's" game, he's strong, quick, works very hard on the pitch and doesn't mind getting stuck in. He isn't a poacher, more of a complete player. He's pretty small and stocky and has been compared to Shearer in his game; it's just ALL about goals every time he gets the ball he's directly looking to score. None of the fancy stepover stuff, just get the ball and bang it in the net.
He's basically playing in the year above his age group, and he still put 20 goals away against top reserve sides. He has a very promising future this lad, and one who I'm particularly interested in seeing come through as his style is different to anybody in the first team or EDS squads. Few years before he can start thinking of first team, but he's a bright one alright.
foley87 said:cole
Damocles said:foley87 said:cole
Forgot all about him. Devante Cole is looking like he's one of the best players of his age group (reportedly, haven't seen him much for City to be honest). Looked great for England too. As he's Andy Cole's son, might be the type of thing that you could put in your article to make it interesting mate.
Big, powerful, but a bit lanky. I once said that he runs like he has six legs, a bit like Wanchope or Yaya does but he's at that age where growth spurts happen and he could just be ahead of the curve. He seems to work the channels a lot but generally his first touch is good and he's pretty clinical.
He's only 15 or 16 but he's just agreed to sign for us professionally at 17 so he's one to watch out for in the coming season in our U18s.
Lucky Toma said:I was asked to write an article about City's youth set-up for the Sabotage Times.
This has now been changed a bit and they now want me to profile the five best youngsters we have.
Other writers from other clubs will be doing their own versions so I want to do us proud.
So who do you think are our stars of the future, the lads with the brightest futures?
mad zab said:Lucky Toma said:I was asked to write an article about City's youth set-up for the Sabotage Times.
This has now been changed a bit and they now want me to profile the five best youngsters we have.
Other writers from other clubs will be doing their own versions so I want to do us proud.
So who do you think are our stars of the future, the lads with the brightest futures?
Danny Pugesley is your best option.
Also this website:
<a class="postlink" href="http://mcfcreservesandacademy.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://mcfcreservesandacademy.co.uk/</a>