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The all new Juniors/on-loan thread 2013/14
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THFC6061
Paul Robinson
FT: Tottenham Hotspur 4-2 Reading
Lameiras with Spurs' third goal & McEvoy with the 4th.
We finish the season 12th in the Table.
http://www.myfootballfacts.com/U-21_Premier_League_2013-14.html
Lameiras with Spurs' third goal & McEvoy with the 4th.
We finish the season 12th in the Table.
http://www.myfootballfacts.com/U-21_Premier_League_2013-14.html
Tottenham Hotspur @SpursOfficial
Spurs U18s (v Chelsea): Voss, Campbell-Young, Ogilvie, Lesniak, Maghoma, Walkes, Oduwa, Onomah, Harrison, Goddard, Ross.
Spurs U18 subs (v Chelsea): Walker-Peters, Winks, Akindayini, Priestley (GK).
KO - We're underway at Chelsea in the Barclays U18 Premier League...
GOAL - CHELSEA - Scott's cross from the right is headed home by Brady. 1-0, 11mins
GOAL - SPURS - Onomah runs at defence, shot blocked, Harrison latches onto rebound and scores with quick shot on turn. 1-1, 22mins
CHANCE - SPURS - Campbell-Young's cross just taken off Harrison's head by defender, subsequent Onomah free kick saved by keeper. 1-1, 29mins
GOAL - CHELSEA - Corner swung in by Christie-Davies, Brady finishes with powerful header inside near post. 2-1, 36mins
GOAL - SPURS - Oduwa weaves his way down right, his centre is converted by Ross on the half-volley. 2-2, 38mins
GOAL - SPURS - Ogilvie great run down left, cross met by Harrison whose shot squirms under keeper and past defender on line. 2-3, 43mins
HT - Chelsea U18s 2-3 Spurs - Plenty of goals and chances so far. Remember, one point seals first place in Barclays U18 PL southern table
Spurs U18s (v Chelsea): Voss, Campbell-Young, Ogilvie, Lesniak, Maghoma, Walkes, Oduwa, Onomah, Harrison, Goddard, Ross.
Spurs U18 subs (v Chelsea): Walker-Peters, Winks, Akindayini, Priestley (GK).
KO - We're underway at Chelsea in the Barclays U18 Premier League...
GOAL - CHELSEA - Scott's cross from the right is headed home by Brady. 1-0, 11mins
GOAL - SPURS - Onomah runs at defence, shot blocked, Harrison latches onto rebound and scores with quick shot on turn. 1-1, 22mins
CHANCE - SPURS - Campbell-Young's cross just taken off Harrison's head by defender, subsequent Onomah free kick saved by keeper. 1-1, 29mins
GOAL - CHELSEA - Corner swung in by Christie-Davies, Brady finishes with powerful header inside near post. 2-1, 36mins
GOAL - SPURS - Oduwa weaves his way down right, his centre is converted by Ross on the half-volley. 2-2, 38mins
GOAL - SPURS - Ogilvie great run down left, cross met by Harrison whose shot squirms under keeper and past defender on line. 2-3, 43mins
HT - Chelsea U18s 2-3 Spurs - Plenty of goals and chances so far. Remember, one point seals first place in Barclays U18 PL southern table
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Chelsea U18s 2-7 Spurs
Lads consolidate first place in Barclays U18 PL southern section with comfortable win at Chelsea.
Shayon Harrison with four goals, Josh Onomah with a brace and one from Lloyd Ross.
Spurs U18s 2013-14
Lads consolidate first place in Barclays U18 PL southern section with comfortable win at Chelsea.
Shayon Harrison with four goals, Josh Onomah with a brace and one from Lloyd Ross.
Spurs U18s 2013-14
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THFC6061
Paul Robinson
That impressive 7-2 away win against Chelsea means that Spurs U18s finish on top of the South Group with another two home matches left to play (Southampton on 3rd May & Aston Villa on 6th May).
If I understand the play-offs correctly, Spurs are at home to Everton in the first Semi-Final with West Ham away to Emirates Marketing Project in the other Semi-Final.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
U18s Chelsea 2-7 Tottenham Hotspur
John McDermott spoke of his pride after our Academy players won the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division - but stressed his priority remains the development of our young players on a long-term basis.
Our Under-18s clinched top spot in the domestic standings with two games to spare on Tuesday by inflicting a 7-2 defeat on a young Chelsea side at Cobham – booking a date with Everton in the end-of-season play-offs.
Academy Manager John, while impressed with the lads’ campaign, reinforced how his over-riding philosophy of bringing young players through the ranks remains at the forefront of his mind in the wake of the triumph.
“The boys have now won the league which I’m extremely pleased about, but it’s always been about developing players at this level and that hasn’t changed,” John said.
“We mustn’t lose focus on our overall goal which is to ensure the continued development of our young players beyond youth football.”
John also preferred to look at Tuesday’s victory at Chelsea in isolation to the rest of the campaign: “It’s quite a peculiar feeling because our opponents obviously had to play in the FA Youth Cup final less than 24 hours before playing us, so it was frustrating but understandable we couldn’t play their top eleven and really test our players to the pinnacle,” he said.
“But in the grand scheme of things, while perhaps one of our best and most testing fixtures hasn’t panned out as both teams would have wanted because of fixture congestion, we are where we are based on our results over the entire season and now we must continue to push on.”
Josh Onomah bagged a brace on Tuesday while Lloyd Ross was also on the scoresheet, but it was a four-goal showing from Shayon Harrison that left our Academy boss particularly pleased.
The forward converted from a variety of different positions in and around the Blues’ penalty box – and John revealed that clinical performance was as a result of much hard work on the training ground.
“Both Shayon and Will Miller, who didn’t play on Tuesday, have been working so hard on their finishing and being more efficient in front of goal in terms of their shooting accuracy – and with that will come goals,” John explained.
“I was really pleased for Shayon on Tuesday. His goals were the result of a lot of labour and a lot of focus and attention in training and hopefully he can keep that going.”
Remaining U18 Premier League Fixtures
Southampton, Hotspur Way, Saturday 3rd May KO 12:00
Aston Villa, Hotspur Way, Tuesday 6th May KO 12:00
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, & Academy (U-18s) 2013-14
John McDermott spoke of his pride after our Academy players won the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division - but stressed his priority remains the development of our young players on a long-term basis.
Our Under-18s clinched top spot in the domestic standings with two games to spare on Tuesday by inflicting a 7-2 defeat on a young Chelsea side at Cobham – booking a date with Everton in the end-of-season play-offs.
Academy Manager John, while impressed with the lads’ campaign, reinforced how his over-riding philosophy of bringing young players through the ranks remains at the forefront of his mind in the wake of the triumph.
“The boys have now won the league which I’m extremely pleased about, but it’s always been about developing players at this level and that hasn’t changed,” John said.
“We mustn’t lose focus on our overall goal which is to ensure the continued development of our young players beyond youth football.”
John also preferred to look at Tuesday’s victory at Chelsea in isolation to the rest of the campaign: “It’s quite a peculiar feeling because our opponents obviously had to play in the FA Youth Cup final less than 24 hours before playing us, so it was frustrating but understandable we couldn’t play their top eleven and really test our players to the pinnacle,” he said.
“But in the grand scheme of things, while perhaps one of our best and most testing fixtures hasn’t panned out as both teams would have wanted because of fixture congestion, we are where we are based on our results over the entire season and now we must continue to push on.”
Josh Onomah bagged a brace on Tuesday while Lloyd Ross was also on the scoresheet, but it was a four-goal showing from Shayon Harrison that left our Academy boss particularly pleased.
The forward converted from a variety of different positions in and around the Blues’ penalty box – and John revealed that clinical performance was as a result of much hard work on the training ground.
“Both Shayon and Will Miller, who didn’t play on Tuesday, have been working so hard on their finishing and being more efficient in front of goal in terms of their shooting accuracy – and with that will come goals,” John explained.
“I was really pleased for Shayon on Tuesday. His goals were the result of a lot of labour and a lot of focus and attention in training and hopefully he can keep that going.”
Remaining U18 Premier League Fixtures
Southampton, Hotspur Way, Saturday 3rd May KO 12:00
Aston Villa, Hotspur Way, Tuesday 6th May KO 12:00
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, & Academy (U-18s) 2013-14
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
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Cochise
Steve Carr
Coulthirst has gone back to Spurs after scoring twice in five starts during an increasingly impressive loan spell with United.
“Shaq has been fantastic for us, and we thank him for his efforts,” said Hargreaves.
http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk...tory-21043442-detail/story.html#ixzz30U4fmroO
So Coulthirst is back with us now too. Maybe another one who could get a suprise run out vs Villa?
“Shaq has been fantastic for us, and we thank him for his efforts,” said Hargreaves.
http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk...tory-21043442-detail/story.html#ixzz30U4fmroO
So Coulthirst is back with us now too. Maybe another one who could get a suprise run out vs Villa?
Cochise
Steve Carr
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/xtra-training-gallery-april-29-290414/
Pictures from our training session the other day. Pritchard is in a couple of them so we know he's back and training with the first team. If we follow the pink bib team then he is in the starting lineup with Ade, Kane, Chadli, Bentaleb, Dawson and Naughton.
Pictures from our training session the other day. Pritchard is in a couple of them so we know he's back and training with the first team. If we follow the pink bib team then he is in the starting lineup with Ade, Kane, Chadli, Bentaleb, Dawson and Naughton.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
U18s at home to Southampton this weekend
Southampton are the visitors as our Under-18s return to action on Saturday.
John McDermott’s side clinched top spot in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division with two games to spare after defeating Chelsea at Cobham on Tuesday.
The lads now face two home games in four days ahead of the end-of-season play-offs, the Saints first up this weekend.
We beat Southampton 2-0 at their Staplewood facility back in August, and Academy Manager John will be looking for another positive performance as we renew acquaintances with them at our Training Centre on Saturday at 12pm.
We then host Aston Villa on Tuesday, kick-off now 5pm.
Southampton are the visitors as our Under-18s return to action on Saturday.
John McDermott’s side clinched top spot in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division with two games to spare after defeating Chelsea at Cobham on Tuesday.
The lads now face two home games in four days ahead of the end-of-season play-offs, the Saints first up this weekend.
We beat Southampton 2-0 at their Staplewood facility back in August, and Academy Manager John will be looking for another positive performance as we renew acquaintances with them at our Training Centre on Saturday at 12pm.
We then host Aston Villa on Tuesday, kick-off now 5pm.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Spurs 2-2 Saints U18s - report from the Training Centre
Will Miller’s stoppage time strike sealed a point for our Under-18s in a dramatic end to Saturday’s clash with Southampton.
Anthony Georgiou brought us back on level terms six minutes from time when he cancelled out a first half opener from the Saints’ Marcus Barnes.
The visitors had other ideas, though, as Jake Hesketh crashed home a low shot three minutes later.
But with time running out, Miller – who had missed a penalty in the first half – popped up in the area to force the ball home and ensure the match ended 2-2.
Having already secured top spot in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division, we looked to take control of the game from an early stage with Channing Campbell-Young drifting a shot into the arms of goalkeeper Chris Johns and Daniel Akindayini forcing the visiting stopper to palm the ball out three minutes later, with Emmanuel Sonupe off-target from the rebound.
Goalkeeper Harry Voss made a fine save low to his right to keep out a fierce header from Kyle Clinton, but he couldn’t prevent Southampton from taking a 12th minute lead. Ryan Seager ferried the ball out to Barnes to the left-of-centre, who fired low into the net from 18 yards out.
Southampton looked more threatening as the first half went on, Seager clipping the crossbar with a right-footed free-kick and Hesketh testing Voss with a rising shot.
Three minutes before the break we got the chance to restore parity when Miller fed Daniel Akindayini, who was bundled over in the box by Clinton. Miller took the penalty, but Johns saved low to his left to ensure the Saints went in at the break a goal to the good.
Sonupe scooped a loose ball over the bar from close range after good build-up play by Akindayini as we sought a leveller four minutes into the second period, the wide player also seeing a left-footed effort blocked by a defender after cutting in from the right.
Just beyond the hour mark, the lively Anthony Georgiou tricked his way into the box on the left, his attempted cross being deflected into the path of fellow substitute Ryan Loft – but the young forward could only hook the ball the wrong side of the woodwork as it came to him at an awkward angle.
Voss saved with his legs from Seager at the edge of his area and Hesketh’s shot was easy for the stopper as the Saints tried to extend their lead.
Loft only partially met Sonupe’s cross at the other end, while Miller’s free-kick was comfortably caught by Johns.
We finally made a breakthrough six minutes from time when Johns palmed Sonupe’s right-sided cross back into the danger zone, with Georgiou there to tuck home the rebound.
But any idea that the equaliser would be the last of the goalmouth action was quickly nullified when Hesketh collected a loose ball in midfield and crashed a low shot into the bottom corner of our net from 25 yards with 87 minutes on the watch.
And there was still more drama to unfold as Miller netted in the third minute of stoppage time to salvage a point. Johns got his hands to Miller’s shot from Sonupe’s deflected cross, but he was unable to keep it out as we once again hauled ourselves back level.
Spurs:
Voss, Campbell-Young, Muscatt, Amos, Maghoma, Carter-Vickers, Sonupe, Stylianides (Owens 62), Akindayini (Loft 56), Miller, Daly (Georgiou 56)
Substitute (not used): Ogilvie.
Will Miller’s stoppage time strike sealed a point for our Under-18s in a dramatic end to Saturday’s clash with Southampton.
Anthony Georgiou brought us back on level terms six minutes from time when he cancelled out a first half opener from the Saints’ Marcus Barnes.
The visitors had other ideas, though, as Jake Hesketh crashed home a low shot three minutes later.
But with time running out, Miller – who had missed a penalty in the first half – popped up in the area to force the ball home and ensure the match ended 2-2.
Having already secured top spot in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League southern division, we looked to take control of the game from an early stage with Channing Campbell-Young drifting a shot into the arms of goalkeeper Chris Johns and Daniel Akindayini forcing the visiting stopper to palm the ball out three minutes later, with Emmanuel Sonupe off-target from the rebound.
Goalkeeper Harry Voss made a fine save low to his right to keep out a fierce header from Kyle Clinton, but he couldn’t prevent Southampton from taking a 12th minute lead. Ryan Seager ferried the ball out to Barnes to the left-of-centre, who fired low into the net from 18 yards out.
Southampton looked more threatening as the first half went on, Seager clipping the crossbar with a right-footed free-kick and Hesketh testing Voss with a rising shot.
Three minutes before the break we got the chance to restore parity when Miller fed Daniel Akindayini, who was bundled over in the box by Clinton. Miller took the penalty, but Johns saved low to his left to ensure the Saints went in at the break a goal to the good.
Sonupe scooped a loose ball over the bar from close range after good build-up play by Akindayini as we sought a leveller four minutes into the second period, the wide player also seeing a left-footed effort blocked by a defender after cutting in from the right.
Just beyond the hour mark, the lively Anthony Georgiou tricked his way into the box on the left, his attempted cross being deflected into the path of fellow substitute Ryan Loft – but the young forward could only hook the ball the wrong side of the woodwork as it came to him at an awkward angle.
Voss saved with his legs from Seager at the edge of his area and Hesketh’s shot was easy for the stopper as the Saints tried to extend their lead.
Loft only partially met Sonupe’s cross at the other end, while Miller’s free-kick was comfortably caught by Johns.
We finally made a breakthrough six minutes from time when Johns palmed Sonupe’s right-sided cross back into the danger zone, with Georgiou there to tuck home the rebound.
But any idea that the equaliser would be the last of the goalmouth action was quickly nullified when Hesketh collected a loose ball in midfield and crashed a low shot into the bottom corner of our net from 25 yards with 87 minutes on the watch.
And there was still more drama to unfold as Miller netted in the third minute of stoppage time to salvage a point. Johns got his hands to Miller’s shot from Sonupe’s deflected cross, but he was unable to keep it out as we once again hauled ourselves back level.
Spurs:
Voss, Campbell-Young, Muscatt, Amos, Maghoma, Carter-Vickers, Sonupe, Stylianides (Owens 62), Akindayini (Loft 56), Miller, Daly (Georgiou 56)
Substitute (not used): Ogilvie.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Spurs U18s v Aston Villa
Priestley
Paul Campbell-Young Muscat Owens
Walkes Hayford Goddard
Loft Ross Georgiou
Subs: Voss (GK), Stylianides, Amos, Daly
Priestley
Paul Campbell-Young Muscat Owens
Walkes Hayford Goddard
Loft Ross Georgiou
Subs: Voss (GK), Stylianides, Amos, Daly
1 m GOAL - VILLA
Visitors make a lightning start, McKirdy lashing high into the net from the left side.
0-1
10m GOAL - VILLA
McKirdy cross sails over stranded keeper, O'Hare tucks home at the far post.
0-2
15m GOAL - SPURS
Loft works himself into a shooting position on the right and strikes confidently inside far post.
1-2
20m GOAL - SPURS
Hayford's right-sided cross is converted on the volley by Georgiou.
2-2
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
With two relatively unimportant games so close and the play off coming up that makes a lot of sense.