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The Youth Players/On-Loan Thread 2018/19

Cochise said:
Onomah seems to be in the unfortunate position of having to play for Steve Bruce for a second season running. That's assuming that Bruce is appointed in the next week or so. Who knows, he may somehow impress under Bruce, but I doubt they will suddenly turn into the type of team the Josh would thrive in.

I also agree with Windy that a move away would be best for him.
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I’d just get him back and give him some minutes. Can’t do him any more harm, and feck knows we need bodies in centre mid currently. What with 40 games in 3 weeks. Or something.
 
nayenezgani said:
His style of play reminds me of a Kane/Lamela hybrid... Can't be a bad thing. Very promising
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for a 16 year old his decision making was right more often than i thought it would be and also quite a lot quicker. big frame, good touch, took up good positions without spending too much energy; i was really impressed.

his right foot curler will be marked out of the game in his second season though :p
 
Gutter Boy said:
Onomah is even more fudged now Steve Bruce is taking over at Wednesday. We really need to recall him
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I don't think he's got any future at Spurs. I've been a big defender of his in the past but he has failed to make the most of a number of loans now and younger players are ahead of him in the pecking order. The only way I see him being recalled is if we have a club that want to sign him permanently.
 
Who are the youths in the full back positions? We really need a powerful and fast runner for the first team.
 
AdamB said:
Is he a central midfielder, or more attacking in e sort of Jesse Lingaard way? We seem to be producing a lot of small-ish CMs at the moment - Winks, Skipp, TOB, this chap,


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There’s a recent (long) write up on him from one of the youth teams followers :

https://superhotspur.com/2018/12/27...nd-his-excellent-start-to-the-2018-19-season/

Young Paris for those of you who have only seen him in fleeting glimpses is a silky and powerful creative central midfielder, who also regularly plays a number ten and as an inside forward. The skilful Maghoma is most accomplished in the middle of the park and he is a player in the mould of a player such as Paul Pogba or Ross Barkley. He is an expressive midfielder who links defence with attack so well.

Paris is a very skilful midfielder who plays with a lot of flair about him, unlike many midfielders Maghoma is always looking to take on and beat players and drive forward with the ball. He is effective as a box to box midfielder and this season he has also shown that he can play as a midfield destroyer if needs be
 
Glenda's Legs said:
There’s a recent (long) write up on him from one of the youth teams followers :

https://superhotspur.com/2018/12/27...nd-his-excellent-start-to-the-2018-19-season/

Young Paris for those of you who have only seen him in fleeting glimpses is a silky and powerful creative central midfielder, who also regularly plays a number ten and as an inside forward. The skilful Maghoma is most accomplished in the middle of the park and he is a player in the mould of a player such as Paul Pogba or Ross Barkley. He is an expressive midfielder who links defence with attack so well.

Paris is a very skilful midfielder who plays with a lot of flair about him, unlike many midfielders Maghoma is always looking to take on and beat players and drive forward with the ball. He is effective as a box to box midfielder and this season he has also shown that he can play as a midfield destroyer if needs be
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Well that's very promising.
But translating such a style to the older groups is a different and greater challenge.
 
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