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Starlets jet off for World Cup
8th Jun 2011 - Latest News
Six of Liverpool's finest Academy graduates today jetted off to Mexico with England for the U17 World Cup.
Winger Raheem Sterling joins striker Adam Morgan, left-back Brad Smith, goalkeeper Tyrell Belford, centre-back Matty Regan and winger Jack Dunn in the England squad.
Left-back Tom King will also be at the tournament having been called-up by Australia.
The U17 World Cup kicks-off on June 18 and the final is in Mexico City on July 10.
England begin their campaign on Sunday, June 19 when they take on Rwanda. Also in the group are Uruguay and Canada.
8th Jun 2011 - Latest News
Six of Liverpool's finest Academy graduates today jetted off to Mexico with England for the U17 World Cup.
Winger Raheem Sterling joins striker Adam Morgan, left-back Brad Smith, goalkeeper Tyrell Belford, centre-back Matty Regan and winger Jack Dunn in the England squad.
Left-back Tom King will also be at the tournament having been called-up by Australia.
The U17 World Cup kicks-off on June 18 and the final is in Mexico City on July 10.
England begin their campaign on Sunday, June 19 when they take on Rwanda. Also in the group are Uruguay and Canada.
Speaking on Spanish radio today Guardiola said :
"The #LFC Academy is the only one who can compete the #Barcelona one. If they can manage those lads, then maybe 20 star players can arrive from that academy"
"The #LFC Academy is the only one who can compete the #Barcelona one. If they can manage those lads, then maybe 20 star players can arrive from that academy"
4. John Charles
3. Ryan Giggs
2. Gareth Bale
1. Lloyd Jones
3. Ryan Giggs
2. Gareth Bale
1. Lloyd Jones
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=41985.msg1346733#msg1346733 date=1307662160]
4. John Charles
3. Ryan Giggs
2. Gareth Bale
1. Lloyd Jones
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haha!
His first comments:
LRJ95 Lloyd Jones
- There is NO better family club than Liverpool ! #lfc
LRJ95 Lloyd Jones
- All I am gonna say is happy to join the best team in the world #lfc it's going to take off soon massive time ! #Liverpool
4. John Charles
3. Ryan Giggs
2. Gareth Bale
1. Lloyd Jones
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haha!
His first comments:
LRJ95 Lloyd Jones
- There is NO better family club than Liverpool ! #lfc
LRJ95 Lloyd Jones
- All I am gonna say is happy to join the best team in the world #lfc it's going to take off soon massive time ! #Liverpool
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[quote author=Modo link=topic=41985.msg1345798#msg1345798 date=1307553023]
Starlets jet off for World Cup
8th Jun 2011 - Latest News
Six of Liverpool's finest Academy graduates today jetted off to Mexico with England for the U17 World Cup.
Winger Raheem Sterling joins striker Adam Morgan, left-back Brad Smith, goalkeeper Tyrell Belford, centre-back Matty Regan and winger Jack Dunn in the England squad.
Left-back Tom King will also be at the tournament having been called-up by Australia.
The U17 World Cup kicks-off on June 18 and the final is in Mexico City on July 10.
England begin their campaign on Sunday, June 19 when they take on Rwanda. Also in the group are Uruguay and Canada.
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so what's that ? 6 in the U17s and 6 or 7 in the U19s before Shelvey's and Flanagan's injuries ?
Interesting to see more of Jack Dunn next year , he had a few games for the U18s this year but was mainly with the 16s , he's meant to be top quality also.
Starlets jet off for World Cup
8th Jun 2011 - Latest News
Six of Liverpool's finest Academy graduates today jetted off to Mexico with England for the U17 World Cup.
Winger Raheem Sterling joins striker Adam Morgan, left-back Brad Smith, goalkeeper Tyrell Belford, centre-back Matty Regan and winger Jack Dunn in the England squad.
Left-back Tom King will also be at the tournament having been called-up by Australia.
The U17 World Cup kicks-off on June 18 and the final is in Mexico City on July 10.
England begin their campaign on Sunday, June 19 when they take on Rwanda. Also in the group are Uruguay and Canada.
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so what's that ? 6 in the U17s and 6 or 7 in the U19s before Shelvey's and Flanagan's injuries ?
Interesting to see more of Jack Dunn next year , he had a few games for the U18s this year but was mainly with the 16s , he's meant to be top quality also.
[quote author=Modo link=topic=41985.msg1346732#msg1346732 date=1307661955]
Liverpool have just signed 15 year old welsh youth international Lloyd Jones from Argyle.
Impressed in his trials and was offered a 3 year contract.
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http://www.pasoti.co.uk/talk/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=55126
Along that lad from West Brom who were we linked with last week, that's 2 15 yr olds!
From an old news dated Aug 2010:
Liverpool have just signed 15 year old welsh youth international Lloyd Jones from Argyle.
Impressed in his trials and was offered a 3 year contract.
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http://www.pasoti.co.uk/talk/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=55126
Along that lad from West Brom who were we linked with last week, that's 2 15 yr olds!
From an old news dated Aug 2010:
[quote author=Modo link=topic=41985.msg1346732#msg1346732 date=1307661955]
Liverpool have just signed 15 year old welsh youth international Lloyd Jones from Argyle.
Impressed in his trials and was offered a 3 year contract.
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I've got a feeling this lad will be a LFC legend.
Liverpool have just signed 15 year old welsh youth international Lloyd Jones from Argyle.
Impressed in his trials and was offered a 3 year contract.
[/quote]
I've got a feeling this lad will be a LFC legend.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
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Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
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Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=41985.msg1346832#msg1346832 date=1307694492]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
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Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
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from what I've seen he's never going to be good enough
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
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Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
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from what I've seen he's never going to be good enough
Lions tame the Elephants
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Tuesday, 14 June, 2011
England edge a nine goal thriller with Ivory Coast in final warm-up match.
England 5-4 Ivory Coast
Friendly Match (Behind Closed Doors)
4pm (local time), Monday 13 June 2011
Club America Training Complex
By James Marshall in Mexico City
John Peacock's England U17s tasted success in their final preparation game before the FIFA U17 World Cup begins in Mexico later this week, with a training ground warm-up match against Ivory Coast ending in a 5-4 victory.
However, the Young Lions had to come from behind to clinch a dramatic win against the Africans, who have also been preparing for World Cup action in Mexico City over the last few days. They have been paired in Group F with Australia, Denmark and Brazil and with England's first game coming against African opposition in the shape of Rwanda on Sunday, this represented an ideal match with which to prepare behind-closed-doors.
England started the game brightly, dominating the opening ten minutes and they got their just rewards when Hallam Hope was brought down just outside the 18 yard box. Nick Powell stepped up to take the free-kick and slotted home a brilliant rasping drive into the bottom corner of the net.
Before there was time to settle down again, Powell then got on the scoresheet again as the Crewe Alexandra midfielder smashed home a cross from Blair Turgott on the 20 minute mark to make it 2-0.
It seemed as though England were cruising, but they were quickly rocked by a fine comeback from Ivory Coast, as the Elephants responded with four quick-fire goals before the half-time break to stun the Young Lions.
Peacock made numerous changes for the second half which breathed new life into his team. Just as they had started in the first half, England dominated possession for most of the second and produced some clinical finishing to turn the game around.
It started with Manchester City’s Alex Henshall using his blistering pace on the left, driving in the opposition's penalty box before scoring from a tight angle, by smashing the ball into the roof of the net. The comeback was on...
England began to bombard the Ivory Coast’s goal and were soon rewarded with an equaliser. Great interchange football was played to start the move off on the half-way line as Henshall and Jack Dunn combined to put Max Clayton through on goal. Clayton showed great feet to burst into the penalty area only to be hauled down. The Mexican referee had no hesitation in pointing to the penalty spot and Liverpool’s Adam Morgan smashed the ball home to equalise.
A resurgent England side weren’t finished there though and it was late in the game when Morgan’s Anfield team-mate Dunn smashed a wonderful shot into the bottom left hand corner, leaving the Ivory Coast goalkeeper with no chance.
A couple of minutes later the referee blew the final whistle and it capped a brilliant comeback for the Young Lions. They showed terrific character to come back from 4-2 down and will now go into Sunday's game with Rwanda with huge confidence and also a lesson learnt.
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Tuesday, 14 June, 2011
England edge a nine goal thriller with Ivory Coast in final warm-up match.
England 5-4 Ivory Coast
Friendly Match (Behind Closed Doors)
4pm (local time), Monday 13 June 2011
Club America Training Complex
By James Marshall in Mexico City
John Peacock's England U17s tasted success in their final preparation game before the FIFA U17 World Cup begins in Mexico later this week, with a training ground warm-up match against Ivory Coast ending in a 5-4 victory.
However, the Young Lions had to come from behind to clinch a dramatic win against the Africans, who have also been preparing for World Cup action in Mexico City over the last few days. They have been paired in Group F with Australia, Denmark and Brazil and with England's first game coming against African opposition in the shape of Rwanda on Sunday, this represented an ideal match with which to prepare behind-closed-doors.
England started the game brightly, dominating the opening ten minutes and they got their just rewards when Hallam Hope was brought down just outside the 18 yard box. Nick Powell stepped up to take the free-kick and slotted home a brilliant rasping drive into the bottom corner of the net.
Before there was time to settle down again, Powell then got on the scoresheet again as the Crewe Alexandra midfielder smashed home a cross from Blair Turgott on the 20 minute mark to make it 2-0.
It seemed as though England were cruising, but they were quickly rocked by a fine comeback from Ivory Coast, as the Elephants responded with four quick-fire goals before the half-time break to stun the Young Lions.
Peacock made numerous changes for the second half which breathed new life into his team. Just as they had started in the first half, England dominated possession for most of the second and produced some clinical finishing to turn the game around.
It started with Manchester City’s Alex Henshall using his blistering pace on the left, driving in the opposition's penalty box before scoring from a tight angle, by smashing the ball into the roof of the net. The comeback was on...
England began to bombard the Ivory Coast’s goal and were soon rewarded with an equaliser. Great interchange football was played to start the move off on the half-way line as Henshall and Jack Dunn combined to put Max Clayton through on goal. Clayton showed great feet to burst into the penalty area only to be hauled down. The Mexican referee had no hesitation in pointing to the penalty spot and Liverpool’s Adam Morgan smashed the ball home to equalise.
A resurgent England side weren’t finished there though and it was late in the game when Morgan’s Anfield team-mate Dunn smashed a wonderful shot into the bottom left hand corner, leaving the Ivory Coast goalkeeper with no chance.
A couple of minutes later the referee blew the final whistle and it capped a brilliant comeback for the Young Lions. They showed terrific character to come back from 4-2 down and will now go into Sunday's game with Rwanda with huge confidence and also a lesson learnt.
Not specifically about our club but something relating to youth football...
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=41985.msg1351960#msg1351960 date=1308512456]
Rwanda ?
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Ha. I had to look twice as well.
Rwanda ?
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Ha. I had to look twice as well.
Sixteen elite youth development sides from around Europe will partake in the ground-breaking tournament (NextGen Tournament) in its debut season
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Squiggles
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That's a great initiative
[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=41985.msg1346832#msg1346832 date=1307694492]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
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Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
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http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_7015015,00.html
Liverpool have tied down highly-rated youngsters Adam Morgan, Tyrell Belford and Stephen Sama on new deals.
The trio currently form part of the academy ranks at Anfield, as they endeavour to become first-team stars of the future.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish considers all three to have the potential to take that next step and become regulars in the senior side.
With that in mind, they have moved quickly to ensure that their promise is not lost to a rival.
Striker Morgan, who is currently away on international duty at the U17 World Cup, has penned a contract that will keep him at the club until June 2014.
International team-mate Belford, who is an emerging goalkeeper, will remain at Anfield until at least June 2012.
Sama, meanwhile, has agreed an extension to his deal and is now contracted to the Reds until the summer of 2014.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
[/quote]
Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
[/quote]
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_7015015,00.html
Liverpool have tied down highly-rated youngsters Adam Morgan, Tyrell Belford and Stephen Sama on new deals.
The trio currently form part of the academy ranks at Anfield, as they endeavour to become first-team stars of the future.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish considers all three to have the potential to take that next step and become regulars in the senior side.
With that in mind, they have moved quickly to ensure that their promise is not lost to a rival.
Striker Morgan, who is currently away on international duty at the U17 World Cup, has penned a contract that will keep him at the club until June 2014.
International team-mate Belford, who is an emerging goalkeeper, will remain at Anfield until at least June 2012.
Sama, meanwhile, has agreed an extension to his deal and is now contracted to the Reds until the summer of 2014.
[quote author=refugee link=topic=41985.msg1358702#msg1358702 date=1309612937]
[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=41985.msg1346832#msg1346832 date=1307694492]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
[/quote]
Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
[/quote]
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_7015015,00.html
Liverpool have tied down highly-rated youngsters Adam Morgan, Tyrell Belford and Stephen Sama on new deals.
The trio currently form part of the academy ranks at Anfield, as they endeavour to become first-team stars of the future.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish considers all three to have the potential to take that next step and become regulars in the senior side.
With that in mind, they have moved quickly to ensure that their promise is not lost to a rival.
Striker Morgan, who is currently away on international duty at the U17 World Cup, has penned a contract that will keep him at the club until June 2014.
International team-mate Belford, who is an emerging goalkeeper, will remain at Anfield until at least June 2012.
Sama, meanwhile, has agreed an extension to his deal and is now contracted to the Reds until the summer of 2014.
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Our Turkish goalkeeper Yusuf Mersin is better than Belford. Well that's what I've heard, anyway.
[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=41985.msg1346832#msg1346832 date=1307694492]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=41985.msg1343424#msg1343424 date=1307275432]
Anyone heard of a youth-team player called Beckford or Beckfield? Don't know his first name. He's the son of a friend of a friend, and I've been asked to look out for mentions of him, but don't think I've actually heard of him before. He's about 18 and has played for England in his age group.
[/quote]
Tyrell Belford? Goalkeeper
[/quote]
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_7015015,00.html
Liverpool have tied down highly-rated youngsters Adam Morgan, Tyrell Belford and Stephen Sama on new deals.
The trio currently form part of the academy ranks at Anfield, as they endeavour to become first-team stars of the future.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish considers all three to have the potential to take that next step and become regulars in the senior side.
With that in mind, they have moved quickly to ensure that their promise is not lost to a rival.
Striker Morgan, who is currently away on international duty at the U17 World Cup, has penned a contract that will keep him at the club until June 2014.
International team-mate Belford, who is an emerging goalkeeper, will remain at Anfield until at least June 2012.
Sama, meanwhile, has agreed an extension to his deal and is now contracted to the Reds until the summer of 2014.
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Our Turkish goalkeeper Yusuf Mersin is better than Belford. Well that's what I've heard, anyway.
Not much point analysing it too much at this stage... Dean Bouzanis was meant to be the greatest thing ever.
"One of his passions" it may have been, but Parry had personal oversight of the Academy (handing his son a job in the process) during a period when it failed to persuade not just Rafa but also GH before him that any more than a tiny handful of Academy graduates were up to standard.
How come he has the time for this anyway? I thought he'd been appointed CEO of Tie Rack or something similar.
How come he has the time for this anyway? I thought he'd been appointed CEO of Tie Rack or something similar.
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Apologies if posted elsewhere ....U18s played a friendly the other day with a some triallists scoring , an american named Villyan Bijev and some lad called Nacho . Nacho was meant to be shit hot .
Also Raheem mentioned on twitter that he would mainly be with the reserves this year .
Liverpool U'18s 6-1 Tranmere U'18s (Highlights)
Also Raheem mentioned on twitter that he would mainly be with the reserves this year .
Liverpool U'18s 6-1 Tranmere U'18s (Highlights)
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