Yeah was thinking the same, was searching on their forum to see if he had an injury but appears not and people saying same thing as has been said on here - that it was a pointless loan:
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U23s, Academy and Loanees
- Thread starter milo
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Bit of a failed ploy if we immediately send him out on loan. I don’t see many Yang signs at the stadium.
Chrissivad
Jimmy Neighbour
Moore with a big goal for rangers. Were 2 down Vs Livingston and got a late goal to level it.
Commentator always seemed to get excited when he got the ball. Looking the player we knew he was now.
Commentator always seemed to get excited when he got the ball. Looking the player we knew he was now.
Chrissivad
Jimmy Neighbour
Lankshear puts Oxford 2 up (now 2-1) against his former loan team
Chrissivad
Jimmy Neighbour
Donley got the assist for the first
Chrissivad
Jimmy Neighbour
Bullet
Jimmy Cantrell
This afternoon I watched Spurs U18s vs Crystal Palace U18s in the semi final of the U18 PL Cup
This is a good summary:
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
We played OK and deserved to win... Palace had some 8 foot tall 27 year old up front, who scored a header from a corner. But we had the best of it.
Of course, no Luca W-B nor Junai Byfield any more.
Spurs: D Thompson, Thomas (Sandiford 55), Byrne, Tingey, Hardy, Tye Hall (c) (Muslika 79), Boast, Feeney, Elliott-Parris (Moncur 62), Beggs, T Thompson (Adewole 55). Substitute (not used): Doran.
This is a good summary:
Semi-final heartache for Under-18s | Tottenham Hotspur
A towering header from a corner from David Angibeaud saw Crystal Palace escape with a 1-0 win in Wednesday’s Under-18 Premier League Cup semi-final.
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
We played OK and deserved to win... Palace had some 8 foot tall 27 year old up front, who scored a header from a corner. But we had the best of it.
Of course, no Luca W-B nor Junai Byfield any more.
Spurs: D Thompson, Thomas (Sandiford 55), Byrne, Tingey, Hardy, Tye Hall (c) (Muslika 79), Boast, Feeney, Elliott-Parris (Moncur 62), Beggs, T Thompson (Adewole 55). Substitute (not used): Doran.