Tbh I think it’s great for our kids development to be playing in different leagues We just need to cap them so they don’t get stolen
Looks like Bennetts is the next kid moving abroad: Believe this is legit and a massive shame. Keanan Bennetts the latest young English player to be going abroad for opportunities: https://t.co/HJ4U5sJqB7— Chris I’Anson-Miller (@WindyCOYS) May 15, 2018
We have reached an agreement with German side @borussia for the transfer of @kbennetts_11.All the best for the future, Keanan! 👍 pic.twitter.com/V1SsfHeQ5M— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) May 18, 2018
I know he's an opinion divider, but I did a bit of research on Dan Crowley's recent form. I've not seen him play, so this is purely from stats and match reports, but it looks like he was a regular starter and a bit of a star in the last two months of the season for SC Cambuur in the Dutch second tier. In the final 14 games of the season he scored 4 and assisted on 8 goals. Lower level admittedly, but good to see him finding some form at last. Hopefully he breaks through with Willem II next season.
I was following it. He basically dragged them to the playoffs, before they lost it in a pretty freaky 2nd leg where a 4-1 lead was overturned and they lost on penalties. Crowley actually missing the final one. Dutch press gave him loads of praise, called him the Cambuur Messi. It's not a great standard, but should get him a good Eredivisie role if he doesn't get back to Willem. I just hope he stays abroad, it suits him much better.
Use google translate for these links about him. Dunno if you did see them already. In this link WII talks highly about him and see the temporay loan as important for Dan to get meaningful minutes until he joins again in the new season preps. http://www.omroepbrabant.nl/?news/2...mt+tijdelijk+afscheid+van+Daniel+Crowley.aspx You probably like this link: http://www.lc.nl/sport/Daniel-Crowley-is-Cambuurs-Messi-23006113.html
This is a bit of an odd one but good luck to the lad, Jordan Greenidge to Omonia Nicosia. Καταρχήν συμφωνία με Jordan GreenidgeΠερισσότερα: https://t.co/lRlv41F8q4Ο ποδοσφαιριστής θα έρθει στην Κύπρο για ολοκλήρωση της μετεγγραφής του #OMONOIA pic.twitter.com/0AXttivLai— AC Omonia Nicosia (@ACOmoniaNicosia) June 14, 2018
This is really odd, however can't be worse than staying in the Stoke U23 team for years with some loans to League 2.
PSV and Feyenoord are being linked with Saido Berahino, oddly enough. https://www.foxsports.nl/nieuws/artikel/2913598/psv-feyenoord-strijden-handtekening-berahino
It'll be interesting to see where it goes from this and if it's his agents making new connections in Europe or if it's related to Matt Derbyshire being out there in some way. Say if Greenidge had gone on loan to Port Vale next year, the market for him after that if it went well is probably limited to Scotland, League One and the Championship. Now he's in Cyprus, there will be a different market of clubs looking for players from there. A move to a Greek or Turkish side are probably options and from there anywhere in Mainland Europe (and obviously the connections agents get from there). I think that's a really important aspect in all of this. Hopcutt + Edwards are obviously perfect examples, who ended up playing in the Europa League by taking a different route. There's 100s of English players who could play Europa League football if they really wanted to somewhere in Europe rather than just slowly moving up the English football pyramid. Moves like Threlkeld to Beveren or Greenidge to Omonia could be as important as Sancho to Dortmund going forward, as examples to players of what is possible. The Irish league is another option, most of the lads that Preston have picked up from there were all drifting around the Football League for a while before going home. Graham Burke is the most recent example, he was a bit part player for Notts County in 15/16, moved to Ireland and is now an International and has gotten a Championship move. Greg Leigh looks like he's going to NAC Breda, obviously the City links have played a part, but League One relegation to Eredivisie is a nice move for him and could take his career in a massive upwards trajectory that wouldn't have happened had he stayed at home.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reiss_Greenidge I've only just put the obvious together and realised these two are brothers. Reiss out in Norway right now. Both Pathfinder Sports who may be pushing the moves abroad.
Mitchell Beeney's just gone to Ireland permanently too, his loan at Sligo becomes permanent on July 1st. Ruben Sammut and Harvey St Clair remain England-eligible but are currently Scotland U21 internationals; Sammut joined Falkirk on loan, St Clair signed permanently for Venezia.
Why is it odd? Dunno who he is, but according to the media he didnot deliver on his talent and hardly score. If that's the case and he was a talent striker he will be in good hands at PSV and Feyenoord, getting the chance to learn the ropes of top striker performance from either van Nistelrooij or Makaay.
That's why it's odd. He does have talent, but he's fallen off the face of the earth in the last couple of years, so it's surprising to me that decent clubs are still willing to take a punt on him.
If the interest is real I guess both think our former top strikers will be able to get his mojo running. In that case it's a (England) win (buying club) win situation.
This is the most bizarre thing Ive heard all day. Those poor sods. And its odd because psv and feyenoord are better than that. Hes more of a turkish mid table team guy surely
Well, PSV reacted on that rumour they arenot interested. They're after another young striker who relegated to the Championship. Forgot his name.
Lol. Goes from bad to worse then, lol. Btw, glad youre in the forum. I appreciate the insights from the netherlands you bring given how many players we have playing there
I hope it’s Abraham as that would be an really interesting move if he went to either of those teams on loan as I’m guessing Chelsea wouldn’t sell? Could see him getting bags of goals playing for either of those sides.
Abraham doesn't need to go to the Eredivisie. It's a step behind the levels he's already played at; nobody comes straight into the big teams from the Dutch league now, especially at Chelsea, they want them to go on tougher loans before even considering them. It'd be a major backwards step.
Still eligible for England despite playing for DR Congo, Christian Maghoma has signed for Arka Gdynia. ✍️ Oficjalnie: Christian Maghoma przechodzi z @SpursOfficial do Arki Gdynia.20-letni środkowy obrońca podpisał z naszym klubem kontrakt na 3 lata. Witamy! #ArkaRazemWięcej ➡️ https://t.co/CZYDBeC08m pic.twitter.com/3BNaHuKZ0k— Arka Gdynia (@ArkaGdyniaSA) June 18, 2018
Max Clark, a '96 who played 2270 minutes for Hull in The Championship last season is signing for Vitesse on a 3 year deal