The other thing is that every age group is coached to play the same way with the idea being that the transition through each group and into the 1st team is seamless, there's much more emphasis now on playing "the Spurs way" than there is on results, English football is catching up and there's no reason England shouldn't be competing with the likes of Germany and Spain. Of that list I think Veljkovic could start away to Leicester and not let anyone down, he's played against the likes of Isco, Muniain, Deulofeu, Morata etc and more than held his own, it took Spain 181 minutes until they broke through a Veljkovic-led Serbia defence, the Boro loan has been such a waste but I guess the "experience" might do him some good.
If I had to pick one other player to make it from that list of names then it would be Onomah, he really could be a big player for us if it all goes right. I was stunned the first time I saw him, he's like 6'1 or so but the way he moves and his balance is that of someone much smaller, he has so much ability with the ball as well. He's not as battle-ready as Winks but I think he has a higher ceiling, not to dismiss Winks who looks a very good player himself. Marcus Edwards was described by Tim Sherwood as the most talented young player he's seen and the kind of player that makes you want to come in to work, he looks like a mini Willian in appearance and plays like a #10 version of Messi, there's never a game in which he plays where he doesn't stand out as being head and shoulders above the rest technically, whether that transfers into games in the older age groups I don't know, I think he's still 15 and has been playing with the u18s lately but for some reason wasn't in the squad for their tour to the US.
