England U-16 Discussion Thread 2 [R] (2008 born)

ADM99 · May 13, 2021

Josh Feeney (Fleetwood)

ADM99 · May 13, 2021

Josh Davidson (Liverpool)

ADM99 · May 14, 2021

Travis Patterson (Aston Villa)

Marcho Gamgee · May 14, 2021

Ronnie McGrath ( Leeds )

ATRS · May 15, 2021

Mahamadou Susoho (Man City) currently with Spain u16 camp

https://www.sefutbol.com/oficial-david-gordo-convoca-28-jugadores-proximos-entrenamientos-sub-16

ADM99 · May 18, 2021

ATRS said: ↑

Mahamadou Susoho (Man City) currently with Spain u16 camp

https://www.sefutbol.com/oficial-david-gordo-convoca-28-jugadores-proximos-entrenamientos-sub-16
Click to expand...

He's since withdrawn from that squad.

ADM99 · May 19, 2021

Jack Waldron (Sheffield United)

ADM99 · May 26, 2021

Nico O'Reilly (Man City)

Marcho Gamgee · May 27, 2021

Has the U16’s just lost their manager in Rob Edwards?

ATRS · May 27, 2021

1397844774388895745 is not a valid tweet id

ADM99 · May 31, 2021

Ollie Scarles (West Ham)
Luca Gunter & Rio Kyerematen (Spurs)
Louis Jackson (Man United)
True Grant (Man City)

Monsterplayer · May 31, 2021

Jobe Bellingham (Birmingham City)

ADM99 · May 31, 2021

Emilio Lawrence (Everton)

ADM99 · Jun 1, 2021

Emre Tezgel (Stoke)

ADM99 · Jun 1, 2021

Tom Wooster (Man United, GK)
Lino Sousa (West Brom)

ADM99 · Jun 3, 2021

Two games vs Northern Ireland today. Numbers:

1: True Grant (GK)
2: Jack Waldron
3: Lino Sousa
5: Josh Feeney (c)
6: Louis Jackson
8: Travis Patterson
9: Ronnie Stutter
10: Jobe Bellingham
11: Emilio Lawrence
13: Tom Wooster (GK)

ADM99 · Jun 3, 2021

They won 6-0. Emre Tezgel scored a hat-trick, Nico O'Reilly, Billy Gee & Josh Feeney also scored.

Billy Gee, Leo Castledine (Chelsea) & Kane Taylor (Man City) were there too.

14: Ronnie McGrath
19: Ollie Scarles
20: Nico O'Reilly

Juni · Jun 3, 2021

12. Harry Whitwell

ADM99 · Jun 3, 2021

4: Mahamadou Susoho (not 100% but pretty sure)

So he was called up to Spain's U16s, then Spain's U17s but the latter camp was cancelled so he's now back playing with England for the time being.

JTay · Jun 4, 2021

pic.twitter.com/3p4m09nuXC
— Joshua Feeney (@joshuafeeney6) June 3, 2021

ADM99 · Jun 4, 2021

Match Report from Northern Ireland:

Northern Ireland’s Under-17 men’s team lost the second of their two matches which formed a key part of a training camp in England this week.
After defeating Wales 3-0 in their first game, the U17s came up against England at St George’s Park yesterday.

The scoreline was 0-0 at half-time, however England dominated after the break and ran out 6-0 winners.

England started the stronger of the two teams, controlling the bulk of possession with fast flowing football. Northern Ireland stood strong and defended well during the opening stages.

The hosts had a corner which was parried away by Northern Ireland keeper Kai McClean, who rose highest to get his hands to the ball.

Northern Ireland were able to counter attack. There was a fine solo run and good piece of play from Ethan Sousa, however he steered his shot just wide of the post.

McClean was called into action again, pulling off a string of fine saves to keep the score at 0-0.

Northern Ireland were again looking to hit England on the counter attack. A fine through ball found Sam Glenfield, but he dragged his shot wide.

McClean, who was the man of the match, pulled off a superb double save from an England corner. A header came back off the crossbar and the keeper reacted to save the first shot and then managed to block the rebound.

England continued to dominate possession in the second half. The first goal came on 50 minutes and the hosts quickly added a second five minutes later.

A series of changes for Northern Ireland saw the captaincy switch from Joel Thompson to Caolan Donnelly.

England’s third goal came from a corner which was headed into the bottom corner. With Northern Ireland struggling to break out of defence, England piled more pressure on with the fourth goal coming in the 70th minute. Matthew Williamson initially pulled off a great save before the rebound was turned home.

England added a fifth from an impressive 25-yard strike into the bottom corner on 84 minutes. The sixth came three minutes later when a corner was headed home.

It was a big learning experience for the Northern Ireland players against a strong England team, according to U17s boss Gerard Lyttle.

“Despite the result against England the camp was extremely positive and will play a vital role in the players’ development,” he said.
Click to expand...

Juni · Jun 4, 2021

#ENGU16 ran out 6-0 winners against Northern Ireland yesterday with a glut of second-half goals. Emre Tezgel led the way with a hat-trick while Billy Gee, Josh Feeney and Nico O'Reilly also netted. pic.twitter.com/nk6QLjK5Ir
— youthhawk (@youthhawk) June 4, 2021

BarryfromEastenders · Jun 5, 2021

#mufc have enquired about England Under-16s captain Josh Feeney with a view to a summer move. Aston Villa are viewed as front-runners to sign the 16-year-old central defender, who is set to leave Fleetwood at the end of this month [mail]
— utdreport Academy (@utdreportAcad) June 4, 2021

Juni · Jun 5, 2021

Apparently it'll be Villa.

Marcho Gamgee · Jun 5, 2021

Villa seems to be the place to go at the moment for these young kids. To be honest, from what I’ve seen of them, it’s not a bad choice as whatever they seem to be doing there appears to be working very well.