Couldn't find a thread on this guy, currently making big waves at under 18s/23s with Crystal Palace, a first team call up isn't far away by all accounts.
All action left back, dangerous in attack and decent defensively too. Athletic, quick and has good range of passing with a lethal shot too.
Oh no! You've broken the rule about not having a player thread until they make their first-team debut! Mods! Mods!! Ten-year ban surelyOriginally Posted by Strongbow10
Personally, I think he would be a better goalkeeper than Bazanu or Kelleher!
But not Travers.
He might be better than Bazanu... but not Bazunu!
Comes on against Hartelpool in the FA Cup for his senior debut.
Another exciting youngster getting his breakthrough. A left back who has blistering pace!
Viera’s thoughts on giving him a run out
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/cryst...ayo-adaramola/
He likes to go forward and has been doing well with the academy. Today was the right time to give him a couple of minutes, and he was close to scoring his first goal.
First senior start yesterday and played sixty-five minutes - Palace fans seem impressed: https://www.balls.ie/football/tayo-a...-fa-cup-501905
He's no Schlupp but he will have to do.
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
https://www.the42.ie/tayo-adaramola-...15293-Mar2022/ interesting article
Due to make his PL début having already featured in both domestic Cup competitions this season. Only 18.
https://www.football.london/crystal-...debut-23956200
In a badly needed position from an irish perspective. Best of luck to the lad! Viera doing a good job at palace. Might not be a bad place for some of our other promising youngsters like Knight
I was listening to an interview, he really has no Dublin accent at all. Really weird.
He signed for Palace when he was 12. He's lived in London for his formative years and his family would have Nigerian accents. That Dublin accent would be gone a long time ago. Mipo and Oko-Flex have English accents too, it happens!
This is not specific to Irish lads with Nigerian backgrounds. Ever hear Aaron Connolly?
Ryan Manning too. Their accent seems to wash off these Galway lads. Quick rinse & they're Londoners.
Ronan Curtis went the other way, strangely. Never lost his accent despite moving to Donegal at age 10.
And grew up in a house with a mother who's accent would put James McClean to shame.
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