Sentences with phrase «of promising youngsters»

Tired of all promising youngsters, you can only build for the future when the present is sorted.

We have LOTS of promising youngsters coming through, why stifle them when we are doing so well?

A world class goalkeeper on his day, Petr Cech has been extremely unlucky to find himself benched by Chelsea this season due to the emergence of promising youngster Thibaut Courtois in his place.

The Czech Republic shot - stopper is one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League on his day, but has been unfortunate to lose his place in the Chelsea team this season due to the emergence of promising youngster Thibaut Courtois in that position.

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Last summer, there was also a mass exodus of promising youngsters, Chris Willock was sold to Benfica, Kaylen Hinds went to Wolfsburg for # 2m, Donyel Mallen and Dan Crowley moved to Holland in search of first team football, and the latest one of our most promising players, Reiss Nelson, is apparently being courted by Real Madrid and PSG.

Shaun Wane does have an injury boost as Liam Farrell, Oliver Gildart and Ryan Sutton all return in place of promising youngsters Joe Bretherton, Callum Field and Josh Ganson.

That's meant building the second meanest defense in the league and squeezing the most from a crop of promising youngsters and a few underperforming pros.

With a collection of promising youngsters champing at the bit there is hope for the future.

It's a sad day for fans when their football club has to let go of a promising youngster, but Jordon Ibe's transfer to AFC Bournemouth (according to the bookies at Online Soccer Betting) need not necessarily be all doom & gloom for the Reds faithful.

Watford are closing in on the signing of promising youngster Ben Wilmot from Stevenage, Sky Sports News understands.

We've got plenty of promising youngsters of our own, with Janujaz already looking like one of our most important players this season, but we need to back that up with some experience, authority and world - class quality.

When José Mourinho got the Manchester United job, many fans worried that he'd send the club's clutch of promising youngsters out on loan.

All these ingredients were present in football, where the abusers were coaches who held the key to the career advancement of promising youngsters and the potential financial rewards that might come with it.

We have lots of promising youngsters and just about all the senior midfielders and strikers nicked a goal or two in our run.

With us already through as group winners, I guess wenger will not have a better chance all season to give some of the promising youngsters a full 90 minutes...

Save money on area's we can and spend where we need to, time to see some of our promising youngsters step up and for Wenger to «stumble» upon another gem.

Surely we should be pleased that Wenger has disposed of players that are simply not good enough for the first team to make room for some of our promising youngsters?

However, if the news of Glen Kamara training with the first - team is anything to go by, it seems as though Le Prof is set to keep faith in one of his promising youngsters.

I don't care if we play some of our promising youngsters instead.

They should consider selling him: 1) to get him playing in contention for World Cup places 2) to lessen the competition for striker positions in the squad with PEA & AL already 1st choices 3) to encourage harmony and motivation for those left behind with Welbeck gone 4) to finally open up an opportunity for one of our promising youngsters.