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There is a book to be wrote on that group for later generations, maybe not those of us who had to live through some of it. Drennan moving home and then leaving the game, Carruthers dropping down the leagues and getting caught ****ing in a glass at the races, Burke coming home before making his international debut and going back over and, of course, Grealish defecting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
Now that Obafemi refused the chance to defect, can the lads keep away from racetracks?
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Originally Posted by Kingdom
In fairness, we have got three fringe players (Williams, Burke and Stevens) out of it. And speaking of Irish underage players at Villa, Jake Doyle-Hayes scored in the Premier League Cup: https://www.avfc.co.uk/News/2019/01/...ton-villa-u23sQuote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
Missed this one last night - Adam Idah scored for Norwich against Spurs in the Premier League international Cup. Not in the Spurs squad... Troy Parrott... Hmm: https://www.google.com/search?client...nqqm;ln;fp;1;;
He played two night's before in the youth cup
Sterling gets the nod for bench spot ahead of Parrott today vs Fulham
Llorente is minus 1 on the race to replace Kane. OG already.
I think once Troy turns 17 in two weeks, he’ll get a chance...as long as sterling doesn’t rip things up or they draft in an outside striker
The final of the Asian Cup is on the 1st February, so Son won't be away too much longer, if South Korea even make it that far. They play Bahrain in the last 16 tomorrow. I'd say Parrott's only slight possibility of first team involvement would be the F.A. Cup match against Crystal Palace on Sunday. That might be deemed too tough a fixture to bed in too.
https://www.the42.ie/william-honderm...52646-Jan2019/
Norwich will probably claim he is French though....
Ouch... what did Vincent Janssen do to upset Pochettino? https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46839114
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Fernando Llorente is expected to play in attack for Spurs, who will still not turn to forgotten striker Vincent Janssen despite their current injury problems.
Janssen's last appearance for Spurs was as an 89th-minute replacement against Chelsea in August 2017 and the Dutch striker hasn't played a single game this season.
"I think it's so clear that now it's one year and a half that he's not in our plans," Mauricio Pochettino said.
"He's not in Tottenham's plans. Not in just the manager's plans but the club's plan.
"Eighteen months ago we took the decision for him to try to find a different place to play because for different reasons it didn't work.
"For different reasons that professional relationship isn't working and we need to find a solution. We are trying to find the resolution."
Nothing. Absolutely nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by samhaydenjr
Neither Sterling Nor Parrott on the bench.
I saw someone note that Troy is one of the only lads there with no leggings, tracksuit pants, gloves or hat. Hard as nails.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
I think Pochettino saw him play.Quote:
Originally Posted by samhaydenjr
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news...-ipswich-town/
Quivi Fowler looked to have liked out for Cardiff last week again, this time against Ipswich who had Drinan, Cotter and McLoughlin starting, all of whom could do with getting back into the reckoning at senior level at Ipswich or elsewhere. Unlikely to get opportunities there given the perilous position the club is in.
Son will be back at Spurs earlier than expected as South Korea have lost their quarter final 1-0 to Qatar.
Glen McAuley scored for Liverpool in the Premier League International Cup last night - Masterson and Whelan also featured: https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/aca...y-match-report
They made him wear the shorts though , and in the snow and all,Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979