That's a good point.
Wouldn't mind a cheeky loan bid for Scarlett from Wealdstone in the summer.
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Wouldn't mind a cheeky loan bid for Scarlett from Wealdstone in the summer.
Hopefully this means they think Scarlett is the real deal or at least capable of becoming a quality PL striker.
I’m pretty sure he will get loaned out next season. This will bring his game on leaps and bounds. Seems that he is highly thought of at the club
Made his PL debut year ago today.
I grew up in Wealdstone , used to watch them as a kid when they still had their own ground. Obviously that was a long time ago , back when George Duck was the legendary striker.
It's not.... is it?
could it be????
He still gets mentioned by fans of a certain vintage at current games.
Duck had signed schoolboy forms at Tottenham in 1965 aged 13, which was almost too good to be true for a fan of the club and recent Double winners.
“I was brought up on them as a kid. I was nine years old when they won the Double in 1961 and it was fantastic,” he said.
Sid Prosser saved my career, changed my life – Wealdstone goal king George
George Duck netted 251 goals for Wealdstone during the 1970s, a haul that remains the club’s all-time record more than 40 years later.
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With Kane, Son, Lucas, Berg & Kulu all fit I wouldn't bet on it.
Great memoriesHe still gets mentioned by fans of a certain vintage at current games.
Duck had signed schoolboy forms at Tottenham in 1965 aged 13, which was almost too good to be true for a fan of the club and recent Double winners.
“I was brought up on them as a kid. I was nine years old when they won the Double in 1961 and it was fantastic,” he said.
Sid Prosser saved my career, changed my life – Wealdstone goal king George
George Duck netted 251 goals for Wealdstone during the 1970s, a haul that remains the club’s all-time record more than 40 years later.
If Margot Robbie is not available for Suicide Squad sequel the producers are happy that Melissa McCarthy can fill in.
I can only dream about such fame and adulationIt's not.... is it?
What’s with the smiles?
Are you laughing at me?
Do you want some?
Are you laughing at me?
Do you want some?
Seven young Spurs stars who will burst on to the scene next season to save Daniel Levy millions
Dane Scarlett
It's easy to forget that Dane Scarlett is still just 17-years-old and he is another who is having a real season of learning and development, mostly being done behind the scenes.
The striker arrived on the scene with a bang last season as a 16-year-old, Jose Mourinho calling him an "immense talent" and "a diamond, a kid with incredible potential".
Tottenham's inability to sign another senior striker has handed Scarlett some opportunities this season in the first team that, at his age, he probably would not have otherwise got.
He has got his first three starts for the club under his belt, appearing in five senior matches this term in all. He has also been named on the bench a further 16 times under Nuno Espirito Santo and then Antonio Conte.
That first senior goal is yet to arrive for the England U19 international, but the experience he will be getting as a 17-year-old, working alongside the likes of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min and with one of the best coaches in the game in Conte will be invaluable for his future.
His promotion to become a full member of the first team has meant less game time with the U23s, but he has appeared in their last three games, grabbing an assist in the defeat to Crystal Palace last week. He also scored in the EFL Trophy against an experienced Oxford United side.
Spurs have high hopes for Scarlett and as long as he keeps working hard, particularly on his strength and hold-up play, he will start fulfilling that incredible potential.
www.football.london
Dane Scarlett
It's easy to forget that Dane Scarlett is still just 17-years-old and he is another who is having a real season of learning and development, mostly being done behind the scenes.
The striker arrived on the scene with a bang last season as a 16-year-old, Jose Mourinho calling him an "immense talent" and "a diamond, a kid with incredible potential".
Tottenham's inability to sign another senior striker has handed Scarlett some opportunities this season in the first team that, at his age, he probably would not have otherwise got.
He has got his first three starts for the club under his belt, appearing in five senior matches this term in all. He has also been named on the bench a further 16 times under Nuno Espirito Santo and then Antonio Conte.
That first senior goal is yet to arrive for the England U19 international, but the experience he will be getting as a 17-year-old, working alongside the likes of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min and with one of the best coaches in the game in Conte will be invaluable for his future.
His promotion to become a full member of the first team has meant less game time with the U23s, but he has appeared in their last three games, grabbing an assist in the defeat to Crystal Palace last week. He also scored in the EFL Trophy against an experienced Oxford United side.
Spurs have high hopes for Scarlett and as long as he keeps working hard, particularly on his strength and hold-up play, he will start fulfilling that incredible potential.
Young Tottenham players to keep an eye on as they could emerge next season
There is plenty of talent among the young players at Tottenham Hotspur and some could emerge next season as they continue to develop
www.football.london
"like a new signing"
Don’t forget “incredible potential”.
Dane Scarlett is still a little boy getting knocked about in mens football Did you guys see the games he has played in the first team
he needs to play compedative U23 football not what happens at most of these acadmey games
he is not ready for man's football so can't see a loan to english lower league team being any good for him
he needs to play compedative U23 football not what happens at most of these acadmey games
he is not ready for man's football so can't see a loan to english lower league team being any good for him
Get him in the ladies team, see if he can score, maybe they'll make a man of him...