mill
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He’s at Monaco now, who I think is still Russian owned too
Spurs Youth - 2019/20
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He’s at Monaco now, who I think is still Russian owned too
IamSpurtacus
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He left Monaco at the start of the season I think
spurs9
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He won't be coming here whilst we have Jose.
How Michael Emenalo’s power grew at Stamford Bridge
Technical director, who defended Mourinho decision, is only one in inner circle with playing record
www.independent.co.uk
Jose Mourinho's Dig at Chelsea's Michael Emenalo Over Gigi Buffon
Jose Mourinho has taken a dig at his former club Chelsea, and apparently his former technical director Michael Emenalo, over the suggestion to try and sign Gigi Buffon. Mourinho was sacked by Chelsea in December 2015 after Emenalo claimed there to be a “palpable discord” between Mourinho and his...
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McFlash
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Just thinking out loud here because it's late but...
With the finances in football taking a big hit because of the Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdown, can we be expecting a lot of teams to turn to their youth, as opposed to the transfer market?
I would have thought that a fair few clubs are going to have to tighten their belts and it might just be what the game needs.
Less big money signings and more chances being given to academy players.
Could it change football for the better?
With the finances in football taking a big hit because of the Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdown, can we be expecting a lot of teams to turn to their youth, as opposed to the transfer market?
I would have thought that a fair few clubs are going to have to tighten their belts and it might just be what the game needs.
Less big money signings and more chances being given to academy players.
Could it change football for the better?
edson
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Do not think we will see this at the very top level of football but in the leagues below this could happen and it might be a good thing for our game in the long run by giving a few youth players more game time and more opportunities.
Locotoro
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Interesting reports on KWP.
Apparently he never knew why he wasn't in the team after his MoM performances.
I often defended Poch and his treatment of KWP but this I don't like. If the player doesn't know why he's been dropped how can be improve
Apparently he never knew why he wasn't in the team after his MoM performances.
I often defended Poch and his treatment of KWP but this I don't like. If the player doesn't know why he's been dropped how can be improve
Timbo Tottenham
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It’s good to see that we’re obviously coached the same way at every level and that we can already play ourselves into trouble at a young age.
Timbo Tottenham
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It was a light hearted joke... by the sounds of it, it looks like we have a great youth set up.
ChristianBaler
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I’m sure skipp was in the same situation as well
Locotoro
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If he was, and you're probably correct, that could be evidence for why they haven't progressed as much as they might of.
If a player is not ready, you tell them so and explain where they need to improve.
People have criticized JM for his approach to Parrott but at the very least the boy knows where he stands and what he must do. Putting in a MoM performance on your debut is one thing but not being told why you're dropped is something else completely
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The 11 Tottenham Hotspur academy stars to watch out for
The sport will have to look to the future once it returns and Tottenham have some talented young players within their academy
www.football.london
Wouldn't disagree too much with this
jondesouza
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Good interview with Steven Caulker in yesterday's Guardian:
www.theguardian.com
Steven Caulker: 'It is really hostile at these grounds but I love it'
The Alanyaspor defender tells Will Unwin about Turkish football, how he stays out of ‘a dark place’ and what the world can learn from the coronavirus crisis
www.theguardian.com
spursfan77
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I didn’t realise Will Miller had retired because of injury.
www.theguardian.com
Will Miller: 'Ugo passed and I said let's turn this into a song. Emotion flew out of me'
The former Spurs and Burton midfielder talks to Donald McRae on the impact of Ugo Ehiogu’s death, swapping football for a creative career and helping players with depression
www.theguardian.com
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Spurzinho
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I didn’t realise Will Miller had retired because of injury.
Will Miller: 'Ugo passed and I said let's turn this into a song. Emotion flew out of me'
The former Spurs and Burton midfielder talks to Donald McRae on the impact of Ugo Ehiogu’s death, swapping football for a creative career and helping players with depression
That's weird, I was only just checking up on him early today. I had no idea he had even been seriously injured let alone had to retire because of it.
spursfan77
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Tottenhamboy85
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He’s at Crystal Palace. Hasn’t played for them although made the bench a few time’s yet but did have a half season loan at Blackpool last season.
