YES IT"S ON

wolf277 · August 13, 2010

England's Under-17s have won the Nordic Tournament.

Everton's three representatives all featured in the final, which saw the young Lions crowned champions of the friendly competition for the second year in a row following a 2-1 win over Sweden.

Blues duo Tyias Browning and John Lundstram both played a full match, while Jasper Johns replaced Manchester City's Ellis Plummer on 41 minutes.

England sailed through to the tournament showpiece after beating Finland (5-0), Denmark (2-0) and Iceland (2-1) in the group stage.

The Lions opening the scoring just five minutes into the game through Crewe's Max Clayton, before Victor Soderstrom equalised for Sweden early in the second half.

It didn't matter though as Liverpool’s Adam Morgan netted what proved to be the winner just four minutes later.

The three victorious Everton youngsters will now return to Merseyside as the Academy continues their preparations for the forthcoming campaign which starts later this

The future of our great club look's to go from strength to strength, as for the second year running three young blues feature as regulars in the england U17 squad,

Tyias Browning, John Lundstram and Jasper Johns follow in the footsteps of Ross Barkley, Luke Garbutt and Jake Bidwell all three squad members for the victorious U17 European cup winning side.

With the likes of Rooney, Jack Rodwell, James Vaughan and gosling, and Jose Baxter(up until U17) all featuring in England's youth system, and Seamus Coleman,Shane Duffy, Shkodran Mustafi, Nathan Criag, Johan Hammar and Victor Anichebe, and now Joao Silva and Mageye Gueye all picking up international honors. The quality of the youth system at finch farm just shows how far we have clawed our way back into the light, with our senior team being picked by most pundits as the premier leagues dark horse's in this years competition, we as Evertonians are experiencing something that has not been felt for too long to remember, we have always had hope but it has now had confidence added to it, and a pride that has too long been subdued.

For too long I have taken stick of Rshite back home, Villa supporters here in brum, and spurs, Arsenal and cheslea supporters when living in London, not forgeting Manu supporters everywhere other than manchester. I'm looking forward this year because because I'm gonna be the one with the stick,
and I will be merciless.

so come on you blues Don't let me down,
this year has been a long time coming,

oh and it most definitely
IS ON
(y)

little curly alan ball · August 13, 2010

wolf277 said:
The future of our great club look's to go from strength to strength, as for the second year running three young blues feature as regulars in the england U17 squad,

Tyias Browning, John Lundstram and Jasper Johns follow in the footsteps of Ross Barkley, Luke Garbutt and Jake Bidwell all three squad members for the victorious U17 European cup winning side.

With the likes of Rooney, Jack Rodwell, James Vaughan and gosling, and Jose Baxter(up until U17) all featuring in England's youth system, and Seamus Coleman,Shane Duffy, Shkodran Mustafi, Nathan Criag, Johan Hammar and Victor Anichebe, and now Joao Silva and Mageye Gueye all picking up international honors. The quality of the youth system at finch farm just shows how far we have clawed our way back into the light, with our senior team being picked by most pundits as the premier leagues dark horse's in this years competition, we as Evertonians are experiencing something that has not been felt for too long to remember, we have always had hope but it has now had confidence added to it, and a pride that has too long been subdued.

For too long I have taken stick of Rshite back home, Villa supporters here in brum, and spurs, Arsenal and cheslea supporters when living in London, not forgeting Manu supporters everywhere other than manchester. I'm looking forward this year because because I'm gonna be the one with the stick,
and I will be merciless.

so come on you blues Don't let me down,
this year has been a long time coming,

oh and it most definitely
IS ON

It IS , kid , but on Friday 13th , AND seeing we're talking Everton , let's keep our counsel and grin , broadly later next year .

It defo IS , though .