youth

  1. Currently we have the following players out on loan: David Button – Plymouth Argyle (season)Oscar Jansson – Northampton Town (5th September)John Bostock – Hull City (season)Dean Parrett – Plymouth Argyle (season, with a recall clause after 28 days due to it being a youth loan)Andros Townsend – Ipswich Town (season)Ryan Mason – Doncaster Rovers (season, […]
    • WindyCOYS
    • 5 minute read
    • 22nd August 2010 at 08:14
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  2. Thanks to Man Utd having a dedicated TV channel (something I hope Spurs are at least thinking about), their U18 matches are recorded, which gives fans a great opportunity to see Academy and Reserve matches that they otherwise wouldn’t. Our U18s played a friendly against them last Saturday morning (with Rio Ferdinand, Edwin van der […]
    • WindyCOYS
    • 2 minute read
    • 21st August 2010 at 08:12
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  3. A couple of notable absentees for the Spurs XI – Steven Caulker, strongly linked with various loan moves (including to Leeds), and Paul-Jose M’Poku, who had played last week at Ipswich. New Academy First Year, Laste Dombaxe, who impressed in the Milk Cup in Northern Ireland (see this previous article), was brought into the side. […]
    • WindyCOYS
    • 7 minute read
    • 11th August 2010 at 07:27
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  4. Following their second place finish in the Eurofoot Tournament last week, our Academy squad are back in action in the PSV Otten Cup. We’ve taken quite a young squad: Ranieiri, Byrne, Tapping, Nicholson, Durojaiye, Francis-Angol, Stewart, Luongo, Coulthirst, Kane, Champion, Oyenuga, Archer, Ekong, Sheriff, Day, Hawkins, Yeboah. No M’Poku, Fredericks and Carroll amongst others, which […]
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    • 1 minute read
    • 7th August 2010 at 11:57
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  5. Tim Sherwood’s growing influence A Spurs XI, managed by Tim Sherwood, drew 2-2 draw with Leyton Orient last week. I must admit that I didn’t make it to the game – I couldn’t face the four hour round trip on a Wednesday evening, and I felt that £15 was a bit steep for what was […]