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Postby PaulieIrish » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:01 am

http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/ ... 25638.html

Forgive if this is already posted...
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Postby john@staustell » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:23 am

Good man. Lots of vision. Shame all the other cunts cant see it.
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Postby mr_nool » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:34 am

He's not really saying anything though, and there are a lot of backhanded compliments as well.
We haven't won the youth FA cup since 2008, so clearly we don't breed winners?

That's a very typical text for someone who has to write something/anything, but doesn't really have an opinion.
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Postby Mikhail Chigorin » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:37 am

So GingerScum is worried, is he ??

All I can say to that is "Who on Earth cares what you think ?". The only ones that do matter, i.e. City fans, aren't worried one iota.

Scholes needs to get back to the sewers where he belongs.
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Postby Wonderwall » Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:57 am

strange article

Trying to look at it from a neutral perspective, I have to say that what City have achieved is impressive and their impact on the youth scene in Manchester began long before the opening of their City Football Academy this week, an event which seems to have generated more publicity in some quarters than the arrival of Christmas.

It has been no secret among people I know in football that City have taken great strides in their youth academy programmes, to the extent where there are even United players past and present who have, or at least once had, sons at City's academy.

That will be difficult for a lot of United fans to get their heads around. I guess when it comes to a parent wanting the right thing for their child, it takes precedence over even the deepest loyalties.


and ends with

But things change and you can take nothing for granted. In the modern era, United, with their history of being the greatest talent producer, have to watch that they do not become second choice in their own city.


why does he even write a column, he was a decent footballer but it doesn't automatically make him a top pundit or journalist.
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Postby Ted Hughes » Fri Dec 12, 2014 11:19 am

Most haven't got the intelligence to be worried.

It would be like trying to tell a sheep that the farmer may have to sell up.
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Postby I Just Blue Myself » Fri Dec 12, 2014 11:52 am

mr_nool wrote:He's not really saying anything though, and there are a lot of backhanded compliments as well.
We haven't won the youth FA cup since 2008, so clearly we don't breed winners?

That's a very typical text for someone who has to write something/anything, but doesn't really have an opinion.

Spot on. Some pointless statistics about FA Youth Cup winners, some reminiscing about his own youth and some platitudes to barely string those together.

That it is City who are getting the better players in the local area. How that has happened, I cannot say definitively but it will come down to more than one factor.

Clearly, the offer of a professional contract when a boy turns 17, and the size of that contract, can never be ignored.

It is also about the coaching too. I am more in favour of creating footballers who know how to do the jobs they need to do in a game. At City the emphasis has, I am told, been more about teaching kids to play in certain systems.

You don't say, Paul, but what's your point!
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Postby Bianchi on Ice » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:12 am

I Just Blue Myself wrote:
mr_nool wrote:He's not really saying anything though, and there are a lot of backhanded compliments as well.
We haven't won the youth FA cup since 2008, so clearly we don't breed winners?

That's a very typical text for someone who has to write something/anything, but doesn't really have an opinion.

Spot on. Some pointless statistics about FA Youth Cup winners, some reminiscing about his own youth and some platitudes to barely string those together.

That it is City who are getting the better players in the local area. How that has happened, I cannot say definitively but it will come down to more than one factor.

Clearly, the offer of a professional contract when a boy turns 17, and the size of that contract, can never be ignored.

It is also about the coaching too. I am more in favour of creating footballers who know how to do the jobs they need to do in a game. At City the emphasis has, I am told, been more about teaching kids to play in certain systems.

You don't say, Paul, but what's your point!


His point is he's a stumpy little ginger scum twat who needs to fuck off and shovel chips with macari, thats all hes good for now
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