Under 6 foot is a bit small for a goalie nowadays isn't it?
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Under 6 foot is a bit small for a goalie nowadays isn't it?
No idea where this is all from. I saw him at Cambridge game he’s got no chance is way to small.
Actually I shouldn’t say no chance. But seems very unlikely to me.
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Jamie Donley scored one as England U-17 won 7-0.
Gunter shines on debut as Under-18s draw with Potters | Tottenham Hotspur
Goalkeeper Luca Gunter pulled off a string of vital saves to maintain a clean sheet on his Under-18s debut as our youngsters battled out a goalless draw with Stoke City in the Under-18 Premier League Cup on Saturday afternoon.
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Gunter, Bryan-Waugh, Linton, Cassanova (c), Dorrington, Andiyapan, Amo-Ameyaw, Willhoft-King (Owen 70), Williams, Haysman, Bloxham (Abbott 86).
Substitutes (not used): Hayton, McKnight.
Young team - Gunter debut after being out injured since summer, u16's Amo-Ameyaw and Willhoft-King start, Bryan-Waugh makes his first u18 start.
Donley and Kyerematen away with E u17's so not available
Etete got his first league goal for Northampton Town last night.
Another start for Scarlett, but little support for him in attack. IMO its a very tough gig for a 17 year old and not sure its sensible to put all the weight on his shoulders when he's really not ready.
Subbed on 75 minutes to give 20 year old Dilan Markanday a debut - he is a better age and since the summer a better physique, although almost totally lacking in experience of playing mens teams
Having that complete lack of experience on the bench was a massive problem.
The starting X1 should have been able to play a lot better.
And I'd have brought on both White and Markanday before 75 mins.
We could have had Kane and Son on bench to bring on - but in ,long term all we get is our top players too tired after Christmas. We have needed another striker for years - but Poch chose Janssen but refused to play him much before loaning him out and discarding him, followed by Llorente who was not mobile enough due to age but filled the hole for about 2 seasons whilst on high wages and was it £7m transfer fee ?. We seemed to have decided that Son can be a back up for Kane - which he can be but not when we also need a top class left wing/striker as well, and Moura is not a striker substitute and really not a great RW either, One of a number of holes in the squad which require solving by significantly upgrading a few players.
No back up plan other than kids for an away game with a very rusty side was not good, half an hour for any of the experienced players from the bench wouldn't have had a big effect on Sunday and at least would have given us better options after going behind.
All true - but playing first team players without rest is a game that catches up with clubs/players after Christmas.
One other issue is that due to internationals virtually no team training in summer preseason, and very little since. Maybe a week together on training field is part of the plans
The plan's fucked if they don't turn up tomorrow for a derby.
Were 1-0 down after about 10 mins.
White and Markanday