English Abroad

It can tell a lot. It shows the kid looking in the opposite direction when shaking hands with the then England manager.

I'm not "getting hung up" just making an obvious observation. You don't have to be a body language expert to see the arrogant disrespect. It is very bad manners.

And it fits with the persistent claims about his piss poor attitude.

 

The daily mail is full of still images to judge people on

 

Anyone catch how Lookman performed today? Noticed he started but got subbed in the 50th minute or so.

 

I hadn't realised the photo was from an article on Mail-Online. But four years on, I think most of us will know the answer now to the question they posed, asking if Crowley was a future England star.

 

Yeah I’ve given up on him

 

McGuane played for Barcelona as a sub in the Catalan Super Cup. Basically it's a friendly but still.

 

Found this list thanks to Football Fragmento/Stephen Ward:

English Players Abroad/Permanent moves only I presume



Albania – Michael Ngoo(Tirana)

Argentina – David Olaoye(El Porvenir)

Australia – Jamie Young(Brisbane Roar), Wayne Brown(Newcastle Jets), Joseph Mills(Perth Glory)

Brazil – Ryan Williams(Paysandu)

Canada – Sergio Manesio(Ottawa Fury), Onua Obasi(Ottawa Fury)

Colombia – George Saunders(Envigado)

Cook Islands – Sean Latimer(Tupapa Maraerenga)

Cyrpus – Matt Derbyshire(Omonia Nicosia)

Finland – Hakeem Araba(PS Kemi), Billy Ions(SJK), Jordan Mustoe(SJK),

Germany – Danny Collinge(Stuttgart), Mandela Egbo(Borussia Monchengladbach), Kaylen Hinds(Wolfsburg), Jadon Sancho(Borussia Dortmund), Denzeil Boadu(Borussia Dortmund), Jordan Brown(Hannover 2)

Iceland – Jimmy Moist(IBV), Matt Garner(IBV), Sam Hewson(Grindavik), Callum Williams(KA), Archange Nkumu(KA), Priestley Griffiths(IBV)

India – Conor Thomas(ATK), Tom Thorpe(ATK), Ryan Taylor(ATK), Wes Brown(Kerala Blasters), Paul Rachubka(Kerala Blasters), John Johnson(Bengaluru)

Indonesia – Danny Guthrie(Mitra Kukar)

Ireland – Jake Kelly(Bray Wanderers), John Cofie(Derry City), Daniel Carr(Shamrock Rovers), Craig Roddan(Sligo Rovers), Adam Morgan(Sligo Rovers), Robbie Williams(Galway Utd)

Japan – Jay Bothroyd(Consadole Sapporo)

Italy – Ravel Morrison(Lazio)

Malaysia – Lee Tuck(Terengganu)

Malta – Kris Thackray(Gzira Utd)

Netherlands – Dan Crowley(Willem 2), James Horsfield(NAC Breda), Fisayo Adarabioyo(NAC Breda), Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill(Helmond Sport), Kyle De Silva(FC Eindhoven), Andy Driver(De Graafschap)

Norway – Gary Martin(Lillestrom), Aidan Hawtin(Valdres FK), Mark Doninger(Valdres FK), Ryan Nelson(Valdres FK), Ola Adeyemo(Valdres FK)

Poland – Tom Hateley(Plast Gliwice)

Portugal – Chris Willock(Benfica)

Russia – Jacob Gardiner-Smith(Zenit 2)

Singapore – Adam Mitter(Hougang United)

Spain – Charlie L’Anson(Murcia), Marcus McGuane(Barcelona), James Connor(Hercules), Harry Cooksley(Mallorca)

Sweden – Jamie Hopcutt(Ostersunds FK), Curtis Edwards(Ostersunds FK), Andrew Mills(Ostersunds FK), Lloyd Saxton(GIF Sundvall), Jernade Meade(AFC Eskilstuna), Andrew Fox(AFC Eskilstuna), Kevin Wright(Degerfors IF), Elliot Simmons(Dalkurd FF), Jack Serrant-Green(Bodens BK), Josh Bragg(Bodens BK)

United States – Oliver Shannon(Atlanta Utd), Mo Adams(Chicago Fire), Bradley Wright-Phillips(New York Red Bulls), Shaun Wright-Phillips(Phoenix Rising), Jack Elliott(Philadelphia Union), Jay Simpson(Philadelphia Union), Jack Price(Colorado Rapids), Charlie Ward(Houston Dynamo), Ashley Cole(LA Galaxy), Harrison Heath(Minnesota Utd), Jack Barmby(Portland Timbers), Liam Ridgewell(Portland Timbers), Luke Mulholland(Real Salt Lake), Jack Metcalf(Atlanta Utd 2), Tomi Ameobi(FC Cincinnati), Matt Watson(Indy Eleven), Cameron Lancaster(Louisville City), Paco Craig(Louisville City), Charlie Dennis(Nashville SC), Harri Hawkins(Penn FC), Joe Holland(Pittsburgh Riverhounds), Finnlay Wyatt(Richmond Kickers), Tamika Mkandawire(Tampa Bay Rowdies), Joe Cole(Tampa Bay Rowdies), Jemal Johnson(Fresno), Callum Ross(OKC Energy), Richard Chaplow(Orange County SC), Charlie Adams(Real Monarchs), Sam Gleadle(Reno 1868), Wilson Kneeshaw(Sacramento Republic), Jonathan Barden(Saint Louis), Lewis Hilton(Saint Louis), Alex Bruce(San Antonio), Tyler Blackwood(Swope Park Rangers)

 

Good list. I'm not sure if Jordan Brown is still at Hannover mind, he had a trial at Coventry recently.

 

Must be an old list. Ravel Morrison is in Mexico now.

 

I think he's only on loan though right, therefore that's why he's still listed playing for Lazio.

 

I’m happy more are going to learn at Dortmund and Barca etc because it will benefit them so much, it will help future coaches as well

If they get game time at top clubs rather than sit on a top 4 bench here then more power to them

I’m glad we lost that kid to Barca because wenger is shit at developing talent

 

Mount: assist and hit the post, though Vitesse were given a huge beating (5-1), with Dabo in defence.
Crowley man of the match again and an assist for Cambuur, Cantwell again scored for Fortuna Sittard.

 

Yeah, same reason someone like Mount isn't there at all.

 

Yeah exactly, loan moves are not listed like Mount, Lookman, Aarons and Oxford etc, who's parent Clubs are based in England so if loans were included the list would be even larger.

On another note, would love to see a list of Dual Nationals that are playing abroad that qualifies for England. I can imagine that's a tough list to compile or even if it's possible at all.

 

Sheff Utd's Jordan Hallam has gone on loan to Viking Stavanger. He's scored a lot of goals at youth levels the last few years, be interesting to see how he fares.

 

If u want to watch Sancho or Lookman but struggling for a stream, Iphone/IPad compatible here:

http://www.hesgoal.com/

 

Meanwhile, in the Bundesliga:

👏 Two goals for Ademola Lookman
👌 One assist for Jadon Sancho

Young Englishmen taking their chance abroad 🙌 pic.twitter.com/jAcy06MiP6

— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) May 5, 2018

 

Love seeing Sancho do to professional defenders what we've been watching him do against youth players for years.

 

I learned on the Yanks Abroad board that it was all the goalscorer and Sancho did nothing.

 

Well tbf they are not going to give much credit it an Englishman. Or if they do it's through gritted teeth

 

He's now the designated whipping boy who
a) Shall never get credit
b) Is keeping Pulisic down

 

Mason Mount hits a hat-trick for Vitesse.
Im hearing Ajax want him for next season, If true he should take the offer.

 

He should but I can't see Chelsea agreeing to it unless it is a loan move, because I doubt Ajax have the cash to buy him out right, unless they offer them de Ligt in a strait swap deal.

 

Ajax is a great club but he's had a season in the Eredivisie now, I think he should aim for either the Premier League or Germany.

 

Ajax is a great development team.
The last thing he wants is to end up like Bamford and go to teams where he doesnt even get off the bench.