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Honestly dude, you’re just making yourself look silly here.
If you’ve got anger and mental health issues you probably need to step away from the keyboard for a while. All you’re doing at the moment is ruining the thread for everyone else.
No it is the complete opposite actually.
Random strangers with zero experience in actual development football can be questioned. That’s fair game.
It’s a forum after all.
Had he have been more polite this would not have become a place where I feel I need to this.
Apologies are always accepted over here.
People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
You’re making yourself look worse with every post and you’ve been just as bad as the people you’ve been arguing with. If anything actually you’ve been worse because you’ve come back to start it off again when everyone else had moved on.
On to the ignore list you go.
Is that an apology??
Apologies to any whose thread enjoyment I am ruining.
I have had more respect given to me by FA mentors and CL winning coaches than the halfwits in here. Used to spending time in sessions / dressing rooms with guys working at football clubs every day.
Thousands of hours coaching, playing and learning and unfortunately more recently experience of parents dealing with suicude attempts and depression as kids get released. Even kids in prison.
So yeah I got a bit pissed off. My apologies.
Putting the thread on ignore to save myself the time and energy of dealing with some whose football experience I question.
I have had more respect given to me by FA mentors and CL winning coaches than the halfwits in here. Used to spending time in sessions / dressing rooms with guys working at football clubs every day.
Thousands of hours coaching, playing and learning and unfortunately more recently experience of parents dealing with suicude attempts and depression as kids get released. Even kids in prison.
So yeah I got a bit pissed off. My apologies.
Putting the thread on ignore to save myself the time and energy of dealing with some whose football experience I question.
Probably no surprise with the line up given the lads on international duty.
Subs contain some interesting names, Leo Black is a Spurs u16 CB/CM likely to be in Academy Year 1 next year whilst James Rowswell I thought was an u15 LB (has played for E u16's) and Damola Ajayi an u15 who has played for Spurs u16.
Charlton manager on Nile John:
“I would like to give him an opportunity before the end of the season,” Charlton manager Jackson told the South London Press. “His attitude has been spot on. He is probably the only one in the group who has not had an opportunity.
“Unfortunately for him, where he plays we have got a lot of competition for places. In the last couple of games people have done well in that position and we’ve brought in Scottie Fraser in January as well. It’s been difficult to give him that opportunity.
“He trains hard every day and he’s a young lad away from home. Although he’s not had any involvement he has knuckled down and got on with it. For that alone, I think he deserves an opportunity. But it is easier said than done when you’re trying to pick a team you think is going to win the game and we do need to get points on the board still.
“When I feel the opportunity is right and there is a situation then I will try and give the lad an opportunity.”
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(not made the first team squad again today)
“I would like to give him an opportunity before the end of the season,” Charlton manager Jackson told the South London Press. “His attitude has been spot on. He is probably the only one in the group who has not had an opportunity.
“Unfortunately for him, where he plays we have got a lot of competition for places. In the last couple of games people have done well in that position and we’ve brought in Scottie Fraser in January as well. It’s been difficult to give him that opportunity.
“He trains hard every day and he’s a young lad away from home. Although he’s not had any involvement he has knuckled down and got on with it. For that alone, I think he deserves an opportunity. But it is easier said than done when you’re trying to pick a team you think is going to win the game and we do need to get points on the board still.
“When I feel the opportunity is right and there is a situation then I will try and give the lad an opportunity.”
Tottenham loanee ‘deserves’ to make Charlton Athletic appearance before end of the season
The 19-year-old midfielder signed for the Addicks towards the end of the January transfer window.
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(not made the first team squad again today)
Good news considering the Cheltenham manager said he wouldn't be available in time for this match and they were looking at next week.
Seems like a real prospect Devine. Looking forward to watching him in the next few years.
Went today. Should of scored at least 4. Going to be a very tasty team next season I feel.
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Overjoyed by his first senior international call-up, Kallum Cesay feels like he has “the most to prove” as he jockeys for position among Sierra Leone’s squad.
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Tottenham are in talks with MLS club Orlando City about formalising a player exchange arrangement at youth team level.
Representatives of Orlando's owners Zygi and Mark Wilf, who also own NFL franchise Minnesota Vikings, were at last weekend's Premier League game against West Ham. Tottenham are also keen to tap into their expertise in the American market as they seek to promote the club across the pond.
Tottenham goalkeeper Brandon Austin spent last season on loan at Orlando, making five appearances in the MLS, and more of the club's players are set to be sent to America to gain first-team experience in the future.
Don't know if it is correct looks like he played in midfield instead of he's usual position of full back.