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The Academy, NextGen, U18 & U21 Premier League and On-Loan Thread
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THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Yes, so long as there's only three breaks of play.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Spaceman
Ruel Fox
BARCA U19S 1-4 SPURS - SHAQ FIRES LADS TO STUNNING WIN IN NEXTGEN
Shaq Coulthirst struck the 'perfect hat-trick' as our Under-19s toppled Barcelona 4-1 in the NextGen Series on Wednesday night.
The striker scored with his right foot, left foot and then planted home a header as the lads produced a performance to remember at the Mini Estadi.
Barcelona started well but two goals in the space of four minutes - Coulthirst on 25 and 29 - turned the game in our favour.
Coulthirst's hat-trick goal on the hour gave that extra cushion and Alex Pritchard capped another impressive performance with the fourth goal on 73 minutes.
Barcelona scored a consolation goal through Cristian with two minutes remaining.
The victory moved the team level on points with Barcelona, who now top Group One on goal difference.
Alex McQueen slides in
"We were outstanding," said coach Alex Inglethorpe.
"Barcelona bossed the first 20 minutes and I thought we were a little like a rabbit caught in the headlights, we froze, but the important thing is that we didn’t give up during that spell.
"Even though we didn’t see much of the ball and we got a bit of a pulling around in terms of them being at home and playing how Barcelona can play, we stuck at it.
"We grew in confidence and then from a counter-attack down the right, Shaq Coulthirst finished really well inside the box for 1-0. The warning signs were there because he’d got in a similar pocket five minutes before that. This time he made no mistake.
"That goal changed the momentum in the game. It rocked them and at the same time, gave us belief and confidence and four minutes later, we scored the second goal from a similar situation, the ball was loose in the penalty area and Shaq fired home this time with his left foot.
Dominic Ball
"We spoke about the ‘what-ifs’ at half-time and the key thing was that we didn’t want to limp over the line, we didn’t want to be hanging on at 2-1 and praying for the referee to blow the final whistle.
"We thought if we maintained our concentration, we’d comfortably get over the line, and that’s what happened.
"We scored the third goal after an exquisite cross from Jack Barthram found Shaq, who headed home at the far post.
"The fourth goal was a fantastic counter-attack down the right, slick play as Kenny McEvoy passed inside to Alex Pritchard and he danced around a couple of challenges and smashed home from about eight yards out.
"It was a classy goal from a player who impressed all night. The only blot on the copybook was conceding a goal two minutes from time.
"Overall, we were excellent. We were confident we could produce a performance here and the players have done it in style."
Spurs U19s: McGee, A McQueen, Barthram (Ogilvie, 74), Veljkovic, Ball, Stewart, McEvoy (Winks, 85), Bentaleb (Lesniak, 74), Coulthirst, Onomah (Dombaxe, 58), Pritchard (Michael-Percil, 85). Unused sub: Priestley.
Shaq Coulthirst struck the 'perfect hat-trick' as our Under-19s toppled Barcelona 4-1 in the NextGen Series on Wednesday night.
The striker scored with his right foot, left foot and then planted home a header as the lads produced a performance to remember at the Mini Estadi.
Barcelona started well but two goals in the space of four minutes - Coulthirst on 25 and 29 - turned the game in our favour.
Coulthirst's hat-trick goal on the hour gave that extra cushion and Alex Pritchard capped another impressive performance with the fourth goal on 73 minutes.
Barcelona scored a consolation goal through Cristian with two minutes remaining.
The victory moved the team level on points with Barcelona, who now top Group One on goal difference.
Alex McQueen slides in
"We were outstanding," said coach Alex Inglethorpe.
"Barcelona bossed the first 20 minutes and I thought we were a little like a rabbit caught in the headlights, we froze, but the important thing is that we didn’t give up during that spell.
"Even though we didn’t see much of the ball and we got a bit of a pulling around in terms of them being at home and playing how Barcelona can play, we stuck at it.
"We grew in confidence and then from a counter-attack down the right, Shaq Coulthirst finished really well inside the box for 1-0. The warning signs were there because he’d got in a similar pocket five minutes before that. This time he made no mistake.
"That goal changed the momentum in the game. It rocked them and at the same time, gave us belief and confidence and four minutes later, we scored the second goal from a similar situation, the ball was loose in the penalty area and Shaq fired home this time with his left foot.
Dominic Ball
"We spoke about the ‘what-ifs’ at half-time and the key thing was that we didn’t want to limp over the line, we didn’t want to be hanging on at 2-1 and praying for the referee to blow the final whistle.
"We thought if we maintained our concentration, we’d comfortably get over the line, and that’s what happened.
"We scored the third goal after an exquisite cross from Jack Barthram found Shaq, who headed home at the far post.
"The fourth goal was a fantastic counter-attack down the right, slick play as Kenny McEvoy passed inside to Alex Pritchard and he danced around a couple of challenges and smashed home from about eight yards out.
"It was a classy goal from a player who impressed all night. The only blot on the copybook was conceding a goal two minutes from time.
"Overall, we were excellent. We were confident we could produce a performance here and the players have done it in style."
Spurs U19s: McGee, A McQueen, Barthram (Ogilvie, 74), Veljkovic, Ball, Stewart, McEvoy (Winks, 85), Bentaleb (Lesniak, 74), Coulthirst, Onomah (Dombaxe, 58), Pritchard (Michael-Percil, 85). Unused sub: Priestley.
NewYorkSpurs
Steven Caulker
Shaq with the hattrick against the best youth system in the world? I ain't even mad.
Fhtagn
Radek Cerny
And he ate a whole wheel of cheese?
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Our Goalscorers so far this season...
U18 Academy PL Goals
McEvoy 4
Coulthirst 3
D McQueen 3
Dombaxe 2
Akindayini 1
Ball 1
Lameiras 1
Michael-Persil 1
Miller 1
Onomah 1
Own Goals 1
Total Goals 19
U19 NextGen Series Goals
Coulthirst 4
Pritchard 4
Lameiras 1
Bentelab 1
Total Goals 10
U21 Premier League Goals
Ceballos 7
Obika 7
Mason 6
Falque 3
Parrett 2
Pritchard 2
Byrne 1
Bentaleb 1
Stewart 1
Veljkovic 1
Total Goals 31
Spurs XI Goals
Coulibaly 3
Kane 3
Mason 3
Obika 3
Barthram 1
Bostock 1
Munns 1
Townsend 1
Own Goals 1
Total Goals 17
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, NextGen (U-19s) & Academy (U-18s) 2012-13
U18 Academy PL Goals
McEvoy 4
Coulthirst 3
D McQueen 3
Dombaxe 2
Akindayini 1
Ball 1
Lameiras 1
Michael-Persil 1
Miller 1
Onomah 1
Own Goals 1
Total Goals 19
U19 NextGen Series Goals
Coulthirst 4
Pritchard 4
Lameiras 1
Bentelab 1
Total Goals 10
U21 Premier League Goals
Ceballos 7
Obika 7
Mason 6
Falque 3
Parrett 2
Pritchard 2
Byrne 1
Bentaleb 1
Stewart 1
Veljkovic 1
Total Goals 31
Spurs XI Goals
Coulibaly 3
Kane 3
Mason 3
Obika 3
Barthram 1
Bostock 1
Munns 1
Townsend 1
Own Goals 1
Total Goals 17
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, NextGen (U-19s) & Academy (U-18s) 2012-13
rxl
Øyvind Leonhardsen
So our top 10 scorers over those comps reads as follows correct?
Obika 10
Mason 9
Ceballos 7
Coulthirst 7
Pritchard 6
McEvoy 4
Coulibaly 3
D McQueen 3
Falque 3
Kane 3
Obika does seem to get over looked, but then he hasn't set the world on fire on loan spells. Lee Barnard syndrome?!? Would love to see Mason given a run out, he has something of a 'Sheringham' about him.
Obika 10
Mason 9
Ceballos 7
Coulthirst 7
Pritchard 6
McEvoy 4
Coulibaly 3
D McQueen 3
Falque 3
Kane 3
Obika does seem to get over looked, but then he hasn't set the world on fire on loan spells. Lee Barnard syndrome?!? Would love to see Mason given a run out, he has something of a 'Sheringham' about him.
I already did that before they extended the loan, it's in the Jenas thread. Basically they're in awe of how good he is, but the team has been doing well so the manager is keeping faith in his players, with Jenas first in line when a midfielder is needed.
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
So Coulibaly has only scored in these Spurs XI games WTF, has he been injured or what? I though he was the future!?
Of course he's the future. He scored at some youth tournament and has a French sounding name.
He's barely 17, mate - where do you expect him to play/score?
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
I thought he would have a few under 18 goals to his name seeing as though some that had seen him play last year were saying that they hoped he would be getting some Europa and League Cup games...
Not saying I don't rate him or anything (I don't think i've seen him apart from youtube vids lol!) It was just the first thing I noticed when looking at those lists
Not saying I don't rate him or anything (I don't think i've seen him apart from youtube vids lol!) It was just the first thing I noticed when looking at those lists
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
I don't know anything about injuries to the youth players at all, but there seems to have been several games where he hasn't featured so probably safe to assume that there have been some injury problems or something like that.
As far as him being "the future" you can never really know with players as young as that. He certainly has talent and promise, but if he can transform that into being a PL quality striker only time will show.