FinchFarmBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
Believe it mate, Barkley is the real deal, but they will take their time with him similar to Rodders.
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Believe it mate, Barkley is the real deal, but they will take their time with him similar to Rodders.
looks good this kid, tall gets about a bit and can put a foot in, bit more aggresive than rodwell, on the bits i have seen of him looks the real deal.
Kissock, Baxter...
BigBlueConk
Player Valuation: £70m
I always keep my fingers crossed that we have gems in the making.
However, I do remember the fuss when we signed Vidarson. He was all the adjectives you could think of at 16!
However, I do remember the fuss when we signed Vidarson. He was all the adjectives you could think of at 16!
alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
Was talking to him today at Finch Farm, he seens to think it won't be long but still limping i'm afraid but wish him well
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/8329158/Five-teenagers-who-could-be-footballs-stars-of-tomorrow.html
Mention in the Telegraph as one of 5 teenagers to watch.
Ross Barkley: Everton
Born: Dec 5, 1993
Position: Midfielder
Liverpool-born Ross Barkley, 17, joined Everton at the age of 11 and, despite his preferred midfield position, can also play in defence and attack. Barkley has represented the England Under-17s and played in their 2-1 defeat of Spain when England won their first ever European Under-17 title in May 2010. The youngster featured on the substitute's bench for the home Premier League game against Newcastle United in September 2010.
Mention in the Telegraph as one of 5 teenagers to watch.
Ross Barkley: Everton
Born: Dec 5, 1993
Position: Midfielder
Liverpool-born Ross Barkley, 17, joined Everton at the age of 11 and, despite his preferred midfield position, can also play in defence and attack. Barkley has represented the England Under-17s and played in their 2-1 defeat of Spain when England won their first ever European Under-17 title in May 2010. The youngster featured on the substitute's bench for the home Premier League game against Newcastle United in September 2010.
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/8329158/Five-teenagers-who-could-be-footballs-stars-of-tomorrow.html
Mention in the Telegraph as one of 5 teenagers to watch.
Ross Barkley: Everton
Born: Dec 5, 1993
Position: Midfielder
Liverpool-born Ross Barkley, 17, joined Everton at the age of 11 and, despite his preferred midfield position, can also play in defence and attack. Barkley has represented the England Under-17s and played in their 2-1 defeat of Spain when England won their first ever European Under-17 title in May 2010. The youngster featured on the substitute's bench for the home Premier League game against Newcastle United in September 2010.
Mention in the Telegraph as one of 5 teenagers to watch.
Ross Barkley: Everton
Born: Dec 5, 1993
Position: Midfielder
Liverpool-born Ross Barkley, 17, joined Everton at the age of 11 and, despite his preferred midfield position, can also play in defence and attack. Barkley has represented the England Under-17s and played in their 2-1 defeat of Spain when England won their first ever European Under-17 title in May 2010. The youngster featured on the substitute's bench for the home Premier League game against Newcastle United in September 2010.
justmeinit
Player Valuation: £950k
would love to see the kid get a run out this season if he gets back to fitness in time. The kid is rated very highly within our coaching staff so say a better prospect than even Rodwell
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