Well we have 1 in our U18s, Ethan Warnock 15 February 2001 (age 17) , I presume the OP means its harder for the u18s to get games at a higher age group with players blocking their paths.
Heads gone.
Heads gone.
Or let him down, that's some backing for the lad, hope he doesn't fool around and dessert us after all this.He told Astley he was never going to give him up..........
My head’s still not come back after that Tifo video.
I think this new fella is just a crank
You THINK?
A scorned relative of a scorned ex-prospect, perhaps.
Wouldn’t be the first time.
We consistently play more young players than most if not all of our competitors. By keeping some of the older lads we go some way to redress the balance.
I see no problem in it. All of them are solid championship players. It will raise the standard for teenagers to get into the team which can only be a good thing.
Looks like we're struggling to shift Browning, which I'm a bit surprised at tbh as I think he's capable at Championship level. His injury problems are an issue and maybe that's why clubs are reluctant to take a chance.By the way just to correct the opening poster it says in the Echo article we’re struggling to shift them.
Exactly
If the younger players can’t shift Browning Pennington etc then they are obviously not good enough
I’m sure they will all get their chances and those that take them will keep their place
I’d say it’s a case that Silva doesn’t want players training with the first team squad who he knows won’t feature
He has consistently said a squad of 25 is big enough
Edit
If a Championship team come in for them I’m sure they will be sold / loaned out
On another point
Brands said he will now look at the academy
I’m sure he assess the academy and the coaches and make changes to personnel as he sees fit
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