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Officially he cant sign until he is 18 (tomorrow),expect a club announcement if its true.
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The 7 academy stars Mourinho and Spurs fans need to watch out for in 2020
There is plenty of talent within Tottenham's academy looking to follow in the footsteps of Troy Parrott and Japhet Tanganga
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Going to be a big loss this.
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Rats.... sinking....
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I agree
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Tottenham set to turn to Arsenal icon Steve Morrow in search for academy chief
EXCLUSIVE: Morrow is in the frame to replace John McDermott who left his role as Tottenham’s head of academy coaching and player development to join the FA as assistant technical director.
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Next Son, Rose's heir, a new Llorente - the youngsters to save Spurs millions
More than ever in the next transfer window clubs will be looking to their academies but who is on the production line to save Tottenham Hotspur millions?
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Spurs youth trio sign first scholarship deals
Three Spurs youth players have signed their first scholarship deals with the club. Jordan Hackett-Valton, Dane Scarlett and Roshaun Mathurin will now be included in next year’s Academy Year O…
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When is someone going to come thry the acedemy with normal names like Chris , Richard Neil ,Colin Or Steve ,,,ffs no wonder I never stood a chance
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Introducing our new Under-18s players | Tottenham Hotspur
We are delighted to introduce the 10 young players who have joined our Under-18s squad as full-time, first-year scholars.
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We are delighted to introduce the 10 young players who have joined our Under-18s squad as full-time, first-year scholars.
Goalkeepers Adam Hayton and Aaron Maguire, defenders Dante Cassanova and Jordan Hackett, midfielders Oliver Turner, Jez Davies, Renaldo Torraj, Khalon Haysman and Roshaun Mathurin, plus striker Dane Scarlett make up this year’s intake and have now started work as Tottenham Hotspur players, joining our existing group of 14 scholars who are moving into their second year of full-time football.
With social distancing measures still in place, all of our Under-18s players – like their Under-23 counterparts – have begun their pre-season period working remotely from home, with a view to begin reporting in to the Training Centre from 27 July.
“It’s an extremely exciting time but also it’s a huge opportunity for these young men who are coming up as scholars now,” said Under-18s Coach Matt Taylor. “They’ve got lots of hard work in front of them, the next 12 months are going to go so quickly for them – they’ll blink and it’ll be over – but they’ve got to give everything they can, listen and learn. They’ll get better technically, they’ll become more tactically aware, they’ll understand football better and we’ll help them to become well-rounded young men.
“Currently we’re setting all of their work for them on a daily basis as they work from home – that’s technical, tactical, analysis sessions and education as well, so they’ve got lots to undertake and we’re asking them to show a high level of self-motivation and discipline. It’s been a really pleasing first couple of weeks, considering the position that the world is in at the moment. As a group of players and for us as coaching staff, we’re looking forward to getting back to the Training Centre when it’s the right time to do so and having some interaction with the boys face to face, so we can really start implementing the fundamentals of what it means to be a full-time employee of the Club. The boys understand that it’s a privilege to be wearing the Tottenham Hotspur kit and now to be an employee here. It’s about the players understanding the values and the culture of the football club and if we can mirror player development alongside winning, we’ll be very happy – everyone is raring to go.”
During the 2019/20 campaign, Matt was able to hand match minutes to four of the new recruits in the Under-18 Premier League – Dante and Jordan made appearances at right- and left-back, while Roshaun and Dane featured in the attacking positions. Matt believes that early exposure will benefit them greatly and it’s something he hopes to replicate as the 2020/21 season progresses.
“Those experiences will help the boys but it goes to show that age is irrelevant – if you’ve been training well, you’ll put yourself in with a chance of earning an opportunity to feature for the Under-18s,” he said. “Hopefully we can replicate that and have some of the new Under-16s, when the time is right, come up and play for the Under-18s again because it’s vitally important that we continue that cycle – it represents continuity within the football club. I believe last season’s experiences will make it easier for the first-years to integrate into the group with the second-years and it’s also going to mean that on a daily basis, training is of a competitive nature. We’re very fortunate to have 24 scholars for next season and everything is looking extremely healthy at the moment.”
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Good luck to them now McDermott has gone and Maureen's in charge.Introducing our new Under-18s players | Tottenham Hotspur
We are delighted to introduce the 10 young players who have joined our Under-18s squad as full-time, first-year scholars.www.tottenhamhotspur.com
We are delighted to introduce the 10 young players who have joined our Under-18s squad as full-time, first-year scholars.
Goalkeepers Adam Hayton and Aaron Maguire, defenders Dante Cassanova and Jordan Hackett, midfielders Oliver Turner, Jez Davies, Renaldo Torraj, Khalon Haysman and Roshaun Mathurin, plus striker Dane Scarlett make up this year’s intake and have now started work as Tottenham Hotspur players, joining our existing group of 14 scholars who are moving into their second year of full-time football.
With social distancing measures still in place, all of our Under-18s players – like their Under-23 counterparts – have begun their pre-season period working remotely from home, with a view to begin reporting in to the Training Centre from 27 July.
“It’s an extremely exciting time but also it’s a huge opportunity for these young men who are coming up as scholars now,” said Under-18s Coach Matt Taylor. “They’ve got lots of hard work in front of them, the next 12 months are going to go so quickly for them – they’ll blink and it’ll be over – but they’ve got to give everything they can, listen and learn. They’ll get better technically, they’ll become more tactically aware, they’ll understand football better and we’ll help them to become well-rounded young men.
“Currently we’re setting all of their work for them on a daily basis as they work from home – that’s technical, tactical, analysis sessions and education as well, so they’ve got lots to undertake and we’re asking them to show a high level of self-motivation and discipline. It’s been a really pleasing first couple of weeks, considering the position that the world is in at the moment. As a group of players and for us as coaching staff, we’re looking forward to getting back to the Training Centre when it’s the right time to do so and having some interaction with the boys face to face, so we can really start implementing the fundamentals of what it means to be a full-time employee of the Club. The boys understand that it’s a privilege to be wearing the Tottenham Hotspur kit and now to be an employee here. It’s about the players understanding the values and the culture of the football club and if we can mirror player development alongside winning, we’ll be very happy – everyone is raring to go.”
During the 2019/20 campaign, Matt was able to hand match minutes to four of the new recruits in the Under-18 Premier League – Dante and Jordan made appearances at right- and left-back, while Roshaun and Dane featured in the attacking positions. Matt believes that early exposure will benefit them greatly and it’s something he hopes to replicate as the 2020/21 season progresses.
“Those experiences will help the boys but it goes to show that age is irrelevant – if you’ve been training well, you’ll put yourself in with a chance of earning an opportunity to feature for the Under-18s,” he said. “Hopefully we can replicate that and have some of the new Under-16s, when the time is right, come up and play for the Under-18s again because it’s vitally important that we continue that cycle – it represents continuity within the football club. I believe last season’s experiences will make it easier for the first-years to integrate into the group with the second-years and it’s also going to mean that on a daily basis, training is of a competitive nature. We’re very fortunate to have 24 scholars for next season and everything is looking extremely healthy at the moment.”
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Where are the Gary’s ,Pauls , Stevens , etc , I knkw it’s the reason I never made it into football ,apart fromGough and Wright ,there’s hardly been a Richard to talk about . Ok we’ve been a King a few times , but not footballers
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you can thank the cockerneys for your name falling out of favour!! A man just cant say to his wife now,"I really fancy having a richard"..
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Absolutely and it’s got nothing to do witha serious lack of talent ......Tis the same with Colin , Hendry , Lee And Bell are the only ones who spring to mind
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rumour has it we have signed wigan`s 15 year old wonder kid alfie devine
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Love a Norwegian goalkeeper.....
