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Anyone know anything about this kid?...seen it mentioned on a few websites now...looks like we are beating some big clubs including the rags to sign him

Just seen elsewhere that we are loaning them a couple of our players to sweeten the deal...Wonder who that will be?

Benjani anyone?

Weiss and Petrov apparently

Yeah. He's six foot nine and two footed.
he plays on the left. And the right.
He can levitate and eat 50 boiled eggs, and is a great header of the ball.
His mother is from Bridlington and his father is a crash test dummy
He has size seventeen feet and an extra toe.
Here's a picture



Alright. No. I've never heard of him

ant london wrote:Weiss and Petrov apparently

That would really surprise me. Fringe players they may be but to lose those 2 even from the bench would seem crazy.

Petrov at QPR?
Naaah

on a serious note I am sure that he has actually had a senior debut for QPR already....in a cup game. Although the report I read at the time seemed to think it was done as a bit of a gimmick and as a way of making him a record breaker and trying to give them a way of emotionally attaching him to the club.

Same article went on to say that there was virtually nil chance of him remaining at QPR. Crazily....on the basis of the wealth the club now has.....they don't even have an academy at the club. (they, instead, operate a "centre of excellence" which I think were the precursors to the academy system but which are now, consequently, seen as being (or just are) second tier in terms of the technical, professional and personal development available to kids who attend).

They seemed to think it was 99% certain he would not re-sign at QPR and would be off.

Although I seem to remember that he was an Arsenal or Spurs fan and they seemed to think one of those clubs would be the preferred destination. That said, I think it is entirely feasible that our track record of developing young (British) players could definitely get us to a point where we could bag him.

Apart from that I know nothing about him

Douglas Higginbottom wrote:

ant london wrote:Weiss and Petrov apparently

That would really surprise me. Fringe players they may be but to lose those 2 even from the bench would seem crazy.

I agree with regards to Petrov Doug...but I reckon it would be a cracking move for Weiss

They are playing great football at the moment and he will get lots of pitch time...it's a no brainer IMO

Douglas Higginbottom wrote:

ant london wrote:Weiss and Petrov apparently

That would really surprise me. Fringe players they may be but to lose those 2 even from the bench would seem crazy.

jesus christ chaps....I was joking!

I'd imagine it would be the young lads (maybe the likes of Mee, Vidal etc etc)

I doubt Weiss will be going there. Routledge is doing well in that position this season.

ant london wrote:on a serious note I am sure that he has actually had a senior debut for QPR already....in a cup game. Although the report I read at the time seemed to think it was done as a bit of a gimmick and as a way of making him a record breaker and trying to give them a way of emotionally attaching him to the club.

Can't have done. He's still 14. QPR are in Championship (therefore not played in FA Cup yet this season), and League Cup rules are that nobody under 15 can play.

So just who is this precocious talent? Read on for the 10 things you need to know about the 14-year-old Hoops starlet...

1. He was born in Harlesden in North London in December 1993.

2. He joined Queens Park Rangers aged just 10-years-old.

3. A lightening-quick striker with good all-round ability, he has already been compared to Theo Walcott, while some coaches rate him as highly as Wayne Rooney at the same age.

4. QPR's head of development Steve Gallen says of his young protege: "He has loads of natural ability. This boy can pass, shoot, head it, score goals, tackle, defend, anything. He will be in our reserves quite soon and we will protect him from there."

5. Despite being just 14-years-old, Sterling is already a regular in QPR's under-18 side, scoring on his debut for the team in October.

6. He has also already played for England having made his debut for the Under-16 side earlier this month in the Sky Sports Victory Shield against Northern Ireland at Chester City's Deva Stadium. He came on late in the first half and provided the assist for Matthias Fanimo to score England's second in a 2-0 win.

7. His rapid rise through the football ranks could continue with QPR boss Jim Magilton considering giving him a taste of the first team when he turns 15 next month. If he does, he will become the youngest first-teamer in British football history, breaking the record of Barnsley's Reuben Noble-Lazarus who made his debut at 15 years and 45 days last season.

8. Sterling has already attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs. As well as Manchester City; Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Fulham have all scouted the youngster.

9. He may already have his sights on joining one of Europe's top clubs - he and his agent were VIP guests at Anfield last month when Liverpool took on Manchester United.

10. Steve Gallen is confident QPR can keep hold of their prized asset. He said: "I'm not one bit bothered about the other clubs. QPR are a big club and at no stage has he said he wants to go.

"He's not interested in all the stuff around him - whether it's in the street, the car park or wherever; he just wants to play football all the time.

"It is a big ambition of his to represent England. I'm just really pleased he can do that while playing for QPR."

Wonderwall wrote:1. He was born in Harlesden in North London in December 1993.

1994

BlueinBosnia wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:1. He was born in Harlesden in North London in December 1993.

1994

quite right BiB I got my info from

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/opinion ... 17597.html

should have known better ;-)

plus there is only 1 month between Raheem and Shay Facy of city

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England_na ... tball_team

Wonderwall wrote:plus there is only 1 month between Raheem and Shay Facy of city

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England_na ... tball_team

I wonder if thats supposed to help us somehow?? I guess so... Either way I hear things about this lad and its good we getting em young. It's also good we helping teams out I guess and offloading a few excess players in the process it's all win-win.

Bob's stats on the young lad and various comments and comparisons by coaches have sold him to me. Garry go get him, young raw upcoming talent is what we need, yes various lads in the acadamy show promise but if we got to go out there and bring them in so be it. If we capture the young lad above the Sky Big Four then it also shows how far we have come.

Name me one 14 year old "superstar" who went on to have a decent career.

the_georgian_genius wrote:Name me one 14 year old "superstar" who went on to have a decent career.

Rooney's not doing too bad.

MaseCTID wrote:

the_georgian_genius wrote:Name me one 14 year old "superstar" who went on to have a decent career.

Rooney's not doing too bad.

That is slightly different, he was a 14 year old playing in a 20 year olds body.