pascell
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I thought it was only PL clubs that couldn't.Can they loan more than 1 player from the same club?
Preston are going to have better fullbacks than us.
I thought it was only PL clubs that couldn't.Can they loan more than 1 player from the same club?
Preston are going to have better fullbacks than us.
Unless the rules have changed in the last couple of years I think EFL sides can have up to 4 players on loan from the same club with a maximum of 2 over-23.
Thanks guys, I thought that rule applied at all levels.I thought it was only PL clubs that couldn't.
U15s just lost to my local side, Galway Utd, in the final of the Uk Challenge Cup. (4-3 on pens). While I’m delighted for Galway Utd and for the kids on the team (I’d know some of their families quite well) thats a shocking indictment of the standard of the Man Utd academy.
United came top of the league part of the tournament which included every team in the tournament & were an u15s side playing in an u16s tournament. This United side also won the u14s North & National version of the Albert Phelan cup last season & are probably the strongest age group at the club so no it's not an indictment of the academy it's just yet another slightly strange result in underage football which happen all the time especially in tournaments where games aren't full length matches & the team has played 10 games in 3 days.U15s just lost to my local side, Galway Utd, in the final of the Uk Challenge Cup. (4-3 on pens). While I’m delighted for Galway Utd and for the kids on the team (I’d know some of their families quite well) thats a shocking indictment of the standard of the Man Utd academy.
U15s just lost to my local side, Galway Utd, in the final of the Uk Challenge Cup. (4-3 on pens). While I’m delighted for Galway Utd and for the kids on the team (I’d know some of their families quite well) thats a shocking indictment of the standard of the Man Utd academy.
Get a clue? Explain? Lad, I know the kids from Galway. They are never, ever, ever, making it past Sunday league level. Literally basically a schools team. Very poor standard. But ok, you seem to know betterI can't even get a clue.
We fielded a mainly u15 squad in an u16 tournament. At this age the difference physically can be huge. We did ok to get to the final and lost on a penalty shootout.U15s just lost to my local side, Galway Utd, in the final of the Uk Challenge Cup. (4-3 on pens). While I’m delighted for Galway Utd and for the kids on the team (I’d know some of their families quite well) thats a shocking indictment of the standard of the Man Utd academy.
I was day drinking and had about 12 pints inside me while typing!! I regret everythingWe fielded a mainly u15 squad in an u16 tournament. At this age the difference physically can be huge. We did ok to get to the final and lost on a penalty shootout.
there were other PL academies there too who didn’t get close to the final
bit of an over reaction seeing as we won a the NI super cup tournament not even two weeks ago
Fair enough. I always dread checking my phone the next day after a drinking sessionI was day drinking and had about 12 pints inside me while typing!! I regret everything
United came top of the league part of the tournament which included every team in the tournament & were an u15s side playing in an u16s tournament. This United side also won the u14s North & National version of the Albert Phelan cup last season & are probably the strongest age group at the club so no it's not an indictment of the academy it's just yet another slightly strange result in underage football which happen all the time especially in tournaments where games aren't full length matches & the team has played 10 games in 3 days.
Fun timesFair enough. I always dread checking my phone the next day after a drinking session
12 pints! I'm surprised you were coherent.I was day drinking and had about 12 pints inside me while typing!! I regret everything
Squinting through one eye and making sure my spelling and grammar were immaculate an absolute mess!!12 pints! I'm surprised you were coherent.
Another case of "Manchester United Youth Team haven't won 6-0 therefore they are all crap and our Academy isn't working".
Was it not only the 4 lads Halliday, Baumann, Kaba & Abbas who were involved because they hadn't played much at the Super Cup in Northern Ireland?The 07 U16's were playing in the group stage and were then sent home. However, the current U15's are physically the biggest size I've ever seen for their age (bigger than the U16's) so it is a strange result.
Are we allowed to criticise the U21‘s or is that still taboo by the armchair experts?
It has seemed like a quiet window for youth players. Is that because we have good prospects coming through or are we failing transfer wise in that regard too?
I believe we may have signed a player for the 21s, but as a whole we've lost out on all our targets, we won't pay the money other clubs are willing to pay.
I thought we had decided to compete that way after mejbri, but maybe notI believe we may have signed a player for the 21s, but as a whole we've lost out on all our targets, we won't pay the money other clubs are willing to pay.
Yes, he showed glimpses last season but was surrounded by stars. We will get to see if he has "it" but leading the younger players. Oyedele and Jackson as well.Going to need Mather to really step up and lead the U18s attack as he’s very much the star man left now after Ennis’s injury.
Unfortunately seems to have been the case for a while. Hannibal, Laird, Garner, Tuanzebe, Mengi, Chong, Pellistri have all been out on loan recently/are going out on loan with no plan after that.We have talented youngsters, but no plan for them. Players like Hannibal and Amad can go like six months without playing and nobody seems to care.
Unfortunately seems to have been the case for a while. Hannibal, Laird, Garner, Tuanzebe, Mengi, Chong, Pellistri have all been out on loan recently/are going out on loan with no plan after that.
I'm hoping that is the next improvement we make after the first team because once the first team is at the level ten Hag wants, you won't see luck of the draw breakthroughs like Rashford and Elanga.They play soooooooo little football compared to other talents, no wonder they disappear.
Yeah its very frustrating. Hopefully there will be some improvement once there's stability with the manager in the first team, and that can filter down throughout the entire club.We have talented youngsters, but no plan for them. Players like Hannibal and Amad can go like six months without playing and nobody seems to care.
They play soooooooo little football compared to other talents, no wonder they disappear.
What's going on with Charlie McNeill? looks like he is training with the first team, but playing no where at all...