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Postby groundhopper2000 » Tue May 25, 2010 5:51 pm

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Postby Ben Patrick » Mon May 31, 2010 11:10 am

Well done to a couple of our promising acadamy lads, Andre Wisdom and Connor Coady.


A fine goal by Ipswich's Connor Wickham earned England their first European Under-17 Championship title as they beat Spain 2-1 in Liechtenstein.

Spain took a 22nd-minute lead when a Gerard shot deflected off Liverpool's Andre Wisdom, but Wisdom made amends shortly after by heading home a corner.

The highly-rated Wickham then sealed victory early in the second half, with a sweet finish after a powerful run.

The sought-after win was England's first age-group title since 1993.

That triumph, at the European Under-18 Championship, was earned by a team that included Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Nicky Butt, Robbie Fowler and Sol Campbell who all went on to play for the senior team.

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And England U-17 manager John Peacock said that England boss Fabio Capello had been keeping a keen eye on the current crop, asking for DVDs of their matches to be sent to the England training camp in Austria.

He also said that some of the senior team had sent a video message to the U-17 team on the morning of the final, but Peacock was keen to highlight the victory as proof of improved standards in English football.

"The English game gets criticism sometimes that we don't produce enough good quality players so it is nice to show that things are working well at this level," he told BBC Sport.

"There are no guarantees that this group will go and achieve what the likes of Scholes, Neville and Campbell did but they have every chance. We always knew this group had the potential to do very well.

"The last time a group came through was in 2003 when we reached the semi-finals only to be beaten by Portugal. That team had Aaron Lennon, James Milner and Tom Huddlestone so recent history shows it can be done."

Wickham, who scored six times for Roy Keane's Ipswich team last season and is reportedly attracting the attentions of a number of Premier League clubs, should have put the result beyond doubt not long after his strike.

The 6ft 3in striker latched onto a clearance from captain Conor Coady, of Liverpool, before skewing his effort wide with the outside of his right foot after beating the last covering defender.

To win the European title is a testament to all the good development work that is going on in the clubs

England U-17 boss John Peacock
The miss ensured that England endured a tense finish, with Barcelona winger Gerard firing wide and Real Madrid's Jese Rodriguez forcing a fine save from England goalkeeper Jack Butland.

Wisdom also breathed a huge sigh of relief when his attempted clearance hit team-mate Luke Garbutt before rebounding off the post for a corner.

"I'm absolutely delighted but I'm more happy for the 18 players who have all made a contribution during the tournament," added Peacock.

"It is also nice that we beat Spain in the final as they are often seen as the benchmark for football development across the age groups. They win European and World titles on a regular basis.

"We have been there or thereabouts with our U17s and U19s - Spain beat us 1-0 in the final three years ago - but it is nice to finally win one. Hopefully it is the start of something and we can win many more."

Peacock also praised the much-maligned Premier League and Football League Academies which have been criticised for diluting talent and importing players at a young age from overseas countries.

"To win the European title is a testament to all the good development work that is going on in the clubs," he said.

"We know there is good work going on in the Academies and all we do is pick up on that good work. The clubs want to go on from where they are and they can feel proud of the victory tonight too."

Andre Wisdom (Liverpool) Defender Age: 17 Caps: 17. Powerful, pacey centre-back who helped Liverpool reach the FA Youth Cup final last season.

Conor Coady (Liverpool) Midfielder Age: 17 Caps: 17. Captain for both his country and club (under 18 side). Tough-tackling midfielder in mould of club-mate Steven Gerrard.
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Postby Reg » Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:43 pm

Liverpool release young midfielder Francisco Duran     14 Jul 2010

Liverpool have released youth team player Francisco Duran after he failed to make the breakthrough into the first team.

Duran, 22, arrived at the club from Malaga in 2007 with a big reputation and was highly-rated at Melwood before he suffered three separate cruciate ligaement injuries. These blows hindered the Spain youth international's development and he is now set to continue his career elsewhere.

Despite recovering to feature for the reserve side last season, new manager Roy Hodgson has decided not to renew his contract at Anfield.
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Postby gufcfan » Sat Aug 14, 2010 5:29 am

Highlights of the Liverpool reserve game vs a Galway United selection on Monday night.

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Postby Fauxy » Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:49 am

gufcfan wrote:Highlights of the Liverpool reserve game vs a Galway United selection on Monday night.

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Cheers for that mate  :)
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Postby PabloMedina28 » Sat Aug 14, 2010 2:03 pm

gufcfan wrote:Highlights of the Liverpool reserve game vs a Galway United selection on Monday night.

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Nice 1 mate that Suso looks special. His crossing is superb

Cant wait 4 him 2 be playing in the first team  :buttrock
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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Fri Aug 27, 2010 6:34 pm

Two of our top young prospects Lauri Dalla Valle and Alex Kacaniklic on their merry way to Fulham ..... this is fucking ridiculous now .....the clubs licking  the meat of our bones  :(
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Postby Fauxy » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:07 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Two of our top young prospects Lauri Dalla Valle and Alex Kacaniklic on their merry way to Fulham ..... this is fucking ridiculous now .....the clubs licking  the meat of our bones  :(
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To be fair mate, them two arent really massive prospects.

They were never going to break into the first team the way they were going.
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Postby Benny The Noon » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:08 pm

Della Valle and Kacaniklic are two of our most exciting prospects
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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:16 pm

It seems the term feeder club . starting to become readily associated with Liverpool isn't nearly as ridiculous a notion as we first believed
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Postby Benny The Noon » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:20 pm

Im extremly disappointed if they both go - esp dalla valle
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Postby Fauxy » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:25 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:Della Valle and Kacaniklic are two of our most exciting prospects

If Suso, Shelvey, Silva, Pacheco, Sterling, Wilson and Kelly werent at the club, I might have agree'd with you  :D
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Postby Benny The Noon » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:27 pm

Did you watch them play at all last season ? Dalla Valle esp was very very good .
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Postby Fauxy » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:29 pm

Yes I did, and Dalle Valle is a good player but the other prospects we have in our reserves are miles ahead of him.
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Postby Reg » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:32 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:It seems the term feeder club . starting to become readily associated with Liverpool isn't nearly as ridiculous a notion as we first believed

Hang on a second lads......the decisions about the academy are made by a certain Kenny Dalglish.

If Kenny says no, thats good enough for me.
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