Sentences with phrase «english academy players»

Is it possible to sign 5 English academy players and pay them 5k a week but never play them?

English academy players will go more on loan after they reach 18 to gain experience, these loan spells can now be at teams abroad.

Not exact matches

Of the 393 English players to come through the Arsenal academy under Wenger 97 % failed to become top class.

Sure, Man City will pay over the odds to bring in the best English players now but then what of the other teams, they will have to reach the same quota by bringing up youth academy players.

If there are quality English players out there then by all means try and get them, try and produce them from our academy, but if we end up playing an Arsenal team with 10 foreign players and 1 English player I'm really not that bothered, and I'm English.

Just a few of years ago, after the «homegrown» rules were tightened up in the European Leagues, Arsene Wenger promised to build an «English core» of players, educated in the Arsenal academy and taught to play the Arsenal way.

everything get burned to the ground - City, Real,MU,Bayern,Chelsea - they all find easy ways to go around that stupid UEFA fair play rule and the prices in players, instead of going down go to the sky.They all become more powerful than before instead of getting weak.Home grown players, English players?Just promote some kids from academy just to make the squad number.They don't even stay on the bench - but the rule is obeyed, right?So, Wenger was betting on a dead horse, he got stuck with a mediocre team, full with overpaid mediocre Brit players, youngsters no one heared about (see Sanogo case).

If Man City just need a couple of English players for the home grown quota why not just promote 2 - 3 kids from their academy and have them sit on the bench all season?

All young English players from the academy!!!

English spine, Ozil, Sanchez, Ospina, academy graduates rising, 5 players with world class speed, and a team gelling into the Arsenal we want.

If we completely open the borders to let any promising young footballer from anywhere in the world join our academy, then will that stop us from developing more young English players to the detriment of our national team?

Since then, he's split his time between punditry and establishing an academy in Spain for young players that have fallen out of the English league system.

this is just daft walcott is english so is welbeck gnabry is German campbell is costarican djorou is from Switzerland and if your cpmplaining of the amount of black lads in the academy then take it up with the yoputh system because these kids work their asses off to be football players so obviously you are racist

The problem with English players is most of them practice at the academy and then stop playing until the next training session.

He is one of the very few white English players at the club he and Chambers and by the look of the academy its an all black future for the club.

White English youngsters are being replaced in academies by African descent players.

Whether it's down to a lack of opportunities due to the Premier League's swathe of overseas players, a failure to produce budding stars at academy level, or English clubs» recent under - perfromance in continental competitions, England are at a distinct experience disadvantage heading into this summer's World Cup.

This sort of recruitment will take the academy to the next level but it hasn't hampered the development of the local and English players, it's kicked them on, just look at Tom Pearce and Jack Clarke.

The benefits of English players receiving tuition in a top academy abroad can be seen in Eric Dier, who started his career with Sporting Lisbon in Portugal before moving to Tottenham Hotspur.