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Spurs agree academy development partnership with India’s Kickstart FC - Inside World Football

November 29 – Tottenham Hotspur’s Global Football Development team has partnered with India’s Kickstart FC in a bid to support the development of local players and coaches in Bengaluru, India. Kickstart FC is an Indian professional football club from Karnataka. Their women’s team participate in...
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I think Spurs Global Football Coaching team do this on a regular basis - only thing knew is this 'giving youngsters training in London' bit, although if its half a dozen lads getting 2 or 3 weeks training in London its not that unusual.

I wonder if this is a press release put out by the Indian club as a piece of self promotion rather than a Spurs initiative to have a permanent Indian training centre run as some kind of JV ?
 
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I guess one of the few positives of a long injury list is that there are more opportunities for youngsters to train with the first team - these photos from 28 November show Jude Soonsup-Bell, Brooklyn Lyons- Foster, Max Robson, Tyrese Hall and Jamie Donley and Alfie Dorrington

BLF is not registered to play in PL (I think could still play in FA Cup if required, although as a Club trained player it maybe that we can fill a vacant space by registering even now or latest after Jan window if Ange was impressed with him as CB or DM), all the others are eligible as u21;s to play in all our remaining games this season.
 
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Spurs u21 v ManU u21 @ 13.00 on Saturday :

Last u21 team :
Maguire, McKnight (Robson 71), Dorrington, Lyons-Foster (c), Ashcroft (Andiyapan 87), Abbott (Cassanova 76), John, Kyerematen, Lankshear (Williams 71), Donley, Soonsup-Bell.
Substitutes (not used): Keeley.

We know Abbott is injured and that its very likely Donley and Dorrington will be on first team bench - and could easily be another 2 given first team injury list. I'd expect to see Keeley or Gunter in goal.

No u18's this weekend but there is the Youth FA Cup tie on Tuesday, which would be quite a short turn round for youngsters, so the obvious potential candidates to step up such as Chaplin (CB), Ajayi (AM) and Hall (CM) and Irow (forward) may or may not be in the u21 squad.
 
Tuesday 5 December @ 19.00

Brentford u18 v Spurs u18 (FA Youth Cup)

Our last u18 team :
Bloedorn, Black, Akhamrich (Logan 73), King, Chaplin (c), Hall, Irow (Orr 90), Morgan, Lehane (Adewole 82), Ajayi, James.
Substitutes (not used): Archer, Egan-Riley.

Olusesi is also available but Moore is out injured.
 
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Looks like Akhamrich LB again. Midfield 3 of Hall, Olusesi and Morgan.
 
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