Sentences with phrase «team of academy players»

That's the past, we conceded 3 goals to an inexperienced team of academy players.

Not exact matches

Other options could involve an extension of the G - League that allows teams more flexibility with younger players, or teams could adopt something close to the academy system of soccer and basketball clubs in Europe.

referring decisions also go in our favour, for instance that dortmund goal sanogo scored was clearly offside, these things are apart of football, GREAT teams overcome these obstacles, GREAT teams do not crumble with 3 or 4 goal leads, GREAT teams do not concede 3 + goals in 40 mins REGULARLY, GREAT teams average more than one tackle every 90 mins, GREAT teams don't need more 7 clear cut chances to score, united have academy players in defence, in fact our defensive players are 15x better but VAN GAAL will get a result, united have had an injury list just as long if not longer than ours but VAN GAAL will get a result, united have just gone through a managerial shift but VAN GAAL will get a result, so why on earth are united in the title race and not arsenal?

I get what you're saying... But you've highlighted three academy graduates, two of which are still at the club and one very young transferred player who was used in the first - team instantly in Theo.

the team nurtures players in the expense of trophies, we don't upgrade coz it will hinder development of so and so... we don't buy finished articles and keep waiting for the ones we have to come good, that's why other teams win trophies and Arsenal is seen as an academy.

City will need to overhaul their first team which will be costly and they will need to start playing more of their academy players.

However, this looks like an addition to the academy rather than the first - team as the player is only 16 years of age.

I'm looking forward to seeing the academy guys in action.I wish them well and hope they can impress the manager.I also hope that teams come in a with good offers for some of our players especially the average one's.

The success of an academy should be measured by the number of players that end up in the senior team, and I think on that score Arsenal is on top of all the top four teams.

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.

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The 19 year - old has not yet played a League match for Leicester's first team but won the Academy Player of the Year last season and played a full 90 minutes against Hull in the League Cup this season.

The Board should in my opinion have Mr Wenger on the board with immediate effect and appoint a new Manager who will have a chance to build up a team with present young players such as Holden, Campbell and other young promising players from the academy which have given a good account of themselves when playing with the seniors.

A homegrown talent coming good in the first - team, Lingard is the latest of many United academy players to make the transition to senior football, and Neville has highlighted his connection with the club as a factor behind his form.

One of the last players added to the Borussia Dortmund academy before Jurgen Klopp left the team was American midfielder Christian Pulisic.

Los Blancos often let their money do the talking rather than their youth academy, but every now and again a player, or a series of them, breakthrough into the first team and blend in with the Galacticos.

Arsenal fans know and understand the policy of Arsene Wenger in resting first team players in the Capital One Cup games, and even in the FA cup and Champions League games when we can, to give those key men a rest as well as giving some valuable opportunities to the up and coming Gunners from the academy and the likes of Debuchy and Gibbs who have not seen much action so far this season.

Chelsea, City are the only clubs not brining on players through there academy Arsenal with most of there team are bred by the club and you know who they are I hope.So you can bet all you want and to win you want him to fail.

We also need to play more of our academy players in the first team.

Also the fact that Lewy wouldn't sell any player coming through their own academy ranks and becoming one of the important players in the team.

United appear to be on a real drive to raise the levels of quality within their academy, with the report also suggesting that two Belgian teenagers could be heading to United, with the Red Devils perhaps responding to the fact that City have recently opened the # 200 million Etihad Campus in a bid to produce more young players for the first team.

You can ask this question... Which of the players from our academy currently are first team starters for Arsenal?

As a result players like Podolski, Campbel, Rosicky and I am sure some of the youth academy players are joining the ranks of the disgruntled 1st team players who have seen enough of Wenger's ineptness in every aspect of coaching the team.

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).

Of course, the game vs Chelsea in Beijing was a blip occasioned by a combination of factors, not the least of which was the team recovering from food poisoning and having two academy players start at right / left wing back and CB; plus, being the last game of a gruelling tour, there is a tourist effect to the last day of the touOf course, the game vs Chelsea in Beijing was a blip occasioned by a combination of factors, not the least of which was the team recovering from food poisoning and having two academy players start at right / left wing back and CB; plus, being the last game of a gruelling tour, there is a tourist effect to the last day of the touof factors, not the least of which was the team recovering from food poisoning and having two academy players start at right / left wing back and CB; plus, being the last game of a gruelling tour, there is a tourist effect to the last day of the touof which was the team recovering from food poisoning and having two academy players start at right / left wing back and CB; plus, being the last game of a gruelling tour, there is a tourist effect to the last day of the touof a gruelling tour, there is a tourist effect to the last day of the touof the tour.

There's no problem with having players from across the world make up the core of our team, though personally I'd like for us to produce a lot more talent from our academy.

Arsenal, as a club, were recently revealed as the team who had provided the most minutes for academy players out of the entire top flight.

We are also proven to be an attractive club to those who have come through the Barcelona youth academy, with Hector Bellerin and Cesc Fabregas having earned their way into the Gunners first - team having joined at a young age, while a whole host of players have played for both sides later in their careers.

Our team is full of talent, player for player very few can match us but look at some of the games we've lost, a Chelsea team at its worse, an academy united, n nw Swansea team that's so poor compared to their past season.

Aside from the poor transfers over 10 years, the complete lack of tactics, one dimensional football, being predictable, playing players out of position, playing players who should be benched, over playing players (ongoing injuries), not motivating the team, poor youth academy, bad formations set up for under - performing players and over reliance on tikka tikka possession football, no he hasn't done much wrong!

The young midfielder has been mentioned on numerous occasions as one of the stand - out players from our academy, but was only promoted to the first - team squad to make two League Cup appearances.

I just don't see keeping them at USL level just to get them minutes when there are open bench slots with the first team and plenty of academy players pushing for USL spots.

In term of CB, people are forgetting that the youth academy have good players in Hayden and Ayaje.Southampton use to do well with their academy because the supporters will allow and accept the youths to be given a chance, now supporters from a big team like Arsenal wants proven expensive world class players in order to win quickly in detriment to give a chance to the youths club.Wenger show preference to some in detriment of others too playing always the same player and giving few chance to others.Bendtner last year was treated badly, look out this year for Campbell and why not give a chance to Ayaje and Hayden who are olders than Chambers in the cb position, don t tell me it s about potential if they are not given a chance?

It's about being a football Club that has an ethos which allows for and encourages the progression of Academy players to the first team.

No one knows what impact Joe Campbell will have on the team, and so will be the impact of players coming in from the academy.

Also we can not rule out progression of Academy players into the team just like Alex iwobi did this year.

Our youth academy is a joke, a quick look at the number of Southampton youth academy players in our first team vs Arsenal youth academy players makes somber reading.

That would have given time for 1) any of the aforementioned players to learn from him and improve 2) one of the academy players to make the breakthrough to the first team or 3) for us to use the time to find a younger version of Matuidi.

Bramall failed to earn a contract with Crewe, but he will now be given the chance to work with one of the best academies in the country, one with a proven track record of progressing young players into first - team regulars.

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?

Well your righ with met spend but in amount paid out for players no net were 5th but i agree our champions league performances have been poor we had some tough draws and the premier league is more demanding then the other leagues in strwnght of competition and games played still excuses do nt win but that monaco loss left me shaking my head in cl we get theough the group but cant muster the strength needed for knockout and we should be performing better were under performing for the talent xhaka has frustrated me hes got the talent and plays well but cant hold focus in games he drops off and loses his marks our academy is doing well but yes it is tougher now to break in to the first team iwobi has done well but one or two seasons away from being there if he does turn himself elite ever has to score or he will just be another ox but i think its been a wake up call to the club we finally have to act theres a wave of ideas to not only get us back to winning ways but become title contenders and i think give him the extension one year its a world cup year and that will also allow our players esp strikers who been very poor this year realized its tough to play in englad and next year will have a better idea what it really takes to win here shore up some spots and depth and were in contention fail and the changes will happen but let him have one more year the fact were willing to spend shows me an upturn from the decline

However I think he deserves a chance in first team, for the sake of the academy and other players on loan, that if you do well you get your chance.

Arsenal have registered a massive 45 players from the First team, the reserves and the Academy, for our six Europa League games against BATE, Koln & Red Star Belgrade, which would seem to indicate that he is going to give a lot of our youngsters a run - out in the competition while our senior players attempt to get back into contention for the Premier League.

A product of the academy at The Valley, he has been linked with several Premier League clubs since becoming the youngest ever first - team player to turn out for the south Londoners at the age of 16 years and 59 days.

Spanish players have been used to this style of play since academy days, the reason the Spanish team thrived at international level.

Anyone claiming iwobi doesn't deserves to be an arsenal player siting lack of potential or insufficient potential is clearly ignorant about football.this is a player requiring 2 to 3 changes in his to become world class.Need i remind my fellow gooners that out of the stellar caste of academy players which include dion zelalem, Jeff Adelaide, Chris willock, biellick, akpom etc iwobi is the only one making the first team this I assure you is not mere luck or coincidence or as sum here would be put it «being Wenger's favourite» - most so called wenger favourites are actually our best players - but becos of his immense potential, clear headedness and hard work.lest we forget he was actually in contention for the golden boy award.so does of you not seeing his potentials should f**k off.

Including the players currently out on loan, 8 of our first team were either brought into the academy at a young age or started with arsenal.

Players like Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Danny Rose and Kyle Walker, all of whom are either products of the academy or recruited by the club at a very young age, have played a pivotal role in their team's success this season, which begs the question as to why Arsenal have failed in this regard.

Alex Iwobi is the most recent example of a player who came out of the academy and is getting some first team time, but there have been a few noticeable under 18 players who've made a case for themselves this year like Joe Willock and most notably Reiss Nelson.

That's what happened with Iwobi, physically he grew out of the academy and looked stronger than certain Arsenal first team players.