U23s v Blackburn
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2018 1:18 pm
Thank God this one is behind closed doors
17 mins gone and we trail 4-0
17 mins gone and we trail 4-0
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Ended last season really welltheroyaldyche wrote:Do our U23's side win often?
I'm sure they never seem to win
FCBurnley wrote:Assume Hart is in goal
No - they've listed the keeper as a trialist so it will be George McMahonFCBurnley wrote:Assume Hart is in goal
Tony. You really do need to get a sense of humour.ClaretTony wrote:No - they've listed the keeper as a trialist so it will be George McMahon
The problems with the under 23s and youth team and all the underage groups below that all stem from Eddie Howe's time at the club and the appointment of Jason Blake to run the youth set-up. Whilst, obviously, we never churned out player after player into the first team anyway, the whole organisation of the youth set up was destroyed by Dyche's predecessors. At the moment to make the team competitive we appear to be picking up young players released from other clubs as a sort of stop gap in the hope we might pick up a gem and at the same time gives the youth programme time to recover but to do this you have to go to the very bottom of the age groups and build slowly over the years.alwaysaclaret wrote:Not sure who's in charge atm but it's clearly not working, 5-0 down at the moment to our neighbours down the road, considering we are in the midst of becoming established in the prem it's time this dept were doing better, not sure why we continue to lose games,we're led to believe we're signing promising players and also with a mix of some fringe players, what's going wrong, any ideas anyone, it certainly doesn't seem to bode well for the future.
i remember a result like that in 2001ClaretTony wrote:33 mins: 0-5
Read post 19.alwaysaclaret wrote:Not sure who's in charge atm but it's clearly not working, 5-0 down at the moment to our neighbours down the road, considering we are in the midst of becoming established in the prem it's time this dept were doing better, not sure why we continue to lose games,we're led to believe we're signing promising players and also with a mix of some fringe players, what's going wrong, any ideas anyone, it certainly doesn't seem to bode well for the future.
Believe me the problems go way back before Eddie Howe's time in charge.claretburns wrote:The problems with the under 23s and youth team and all the underage groups below that all stem from Eddie Howe's time at the club and the appointment of Jason Blake to run the youth set-up. Whilst, obviously, we never churned out player after player into the first team anyway, the whole organisation of the youth set up was destroyed by Dyche's predecessors. At the moment to make the team competitive we appear to be picking up young players released from other clubs as a sort of stop gap in the hope we might pick up a gem and at the same time gives the youth programme time to recover but to do this you have to go to the very bottom of the age groups and build slowly over the years.
Whilst at the moment results and quality of players in the oldest of the youth teams might not be what we all want the players have been dealt a bad hand due to the previous problems and it is no fault of their own or any of the current people in charge of the youth set up.
It will be a slow patient journey to come back but with the new staff, training facilities and upgrade to category 2 academy steps are being taken on the road to recovery and the future is looking brighter.
11 Duffers leisure..Leisure wrote:Anyone know the line-ups?
Our team was: Trialist (assume to be George McMahon), Jordan Cropper, James Clarke, Teddy Perkins, Anthony Glennon, Tunde Bayode, Josh Benson, Mace Goodridge, Vinnie Steels, Rob Harker, Michael Fowler.Leisure wrote:Anyone know the line-ups?
From what I've seen and heard recently Dunne might just turn out to be one of those "hidden gems". He was cast off by Man U wasn't he? Harker might also just fit into that category, but then again we've had so many nearly lads in the past few years who we eventually just let go.claretburns wrote:The problems with the under 23s and youth team and all the underage groups below that all stem from Eddie Howe's time at the club and the appointment of Jason Blake to run the youth set-up. Whilst, obviously, we never churned out player after player into the first team anyway, the whole organisation of the youth set up was destroyed by Dyche's predecessors. At the moment to make the team competitive we appear to be picking up young players released from other clubs as a sort of stop gap in the hope we might pick up a gem and at the same time gives the youth programme time to recover but to do this you have to go to the very bottom of the age groups and build slowly over the years.
Whilst at the moment results and quality of players in the oldest of the youth teams might not be what we all want the players have been dealt a bad hand due to the previous problems and it is no fault of their own or any of the current people in charge of the youth set up.
It will be a slow patient journey to come back but with the new staff, training facilities and upgrade to category 2 academy steps are being taken on the road to recovery and the future is looking brighter.
Their ticketing policy must be awful then...KRBFC wrote:The only area we're miles behind those lot is youth development.
Most of those lads are aged 18. Was the Rovers team a similar age?ClaretTony wrote:Our team was: Trialist (assume to be George McMahon), Jordan Cropper, James Clarke, Teddy Perkins, Anthony Glennon, Tunde Bayode, Josh Benson, Mace Goodridge, Vinnie Steels, Rob Harker, Michael Fowler.
Subs: Adam Bruce, Tinashe Chakwana, Ali Koiki, Christian N'Guessan, Ed Cook, Scott Wilson, Michael Howarth, Marley Blair.
To be fair, it doesn't get stress tested that often.Bordeauxclaret wrote:Their ticketing policy must be awful then...
Is our u23 side younger than the sides they're playing against? No Dunne, Agyei, Mcneil etcClaretTony wrote:Our team was: Trialist (assume to be George McMahon), Jordan Cropper, James Clarke, Teddy Perkins, Anthony Glennon, Tunde Bayode, Josh Benson, Mace Goodridge, Vinnie Steels, Rob Harker, Michael Fowler.
Subs: Adam Bruce, Tinashe Chakwana, Ali Koiki, Christian N'Guessan, Ed Cook, Scott Wilson, Michael Howarth, Marley Blair.
Weren’t we just picking up kids from a 40 mile radius and because of our youth standing they were well off the ability to succeed. Now we are picking up cast offs from Clubs with excellent youth setups who might be just short for them. McNeill is going to be a big player for us.Inchy wrote:Can anyone explain what Howe did apart from get rid of a few people? How does that destroy a youth set up? We were hardly producing any talent before Howe so maybe it was time for a personal change?
No quite a bit older LeisureLeisure wrote:Most of those lads are aged 18. Was the Rovers team a similar age?
Dodobdobodobo wrote:No quite a bit older Leisure
Well if that's the case maybe we could have played our U10's! And it wasn't an excuse, it was a legitimate question! BTW age of a player usually has a bearing on their experience, strength etc.Longsidelenny wrote:What’s people’s age got to do with it you can either play or you carnt bad excuse
They’ve played together a lot longer, last year they won the league apparently. Stronger and fitter than our lads.claretonthecoast1882 wrote:Apparently at those levels though age is no excuse....
Dodobdobodobo wrote:They’ve played together a lot longer, last year they won the league apparently. Stronger and fitter than our lads.
That’s the daftest post in a long while or a wind up. 18yolds aren't even fully grown.Longsidelenny wrote:What’s people’s age got to do with it you can either play or you carnt bad excuse
Longsidelenny wrote:What is Dwight McNeil doing with the 1st team like I said you can either play or you carnt