Most football acacademies produce 2 professionals per scholar cohort, the rest eventually play non league down the road.
For about 2 decades, Neil Bath / Jim Fraser's Cobham produce players who play professionally (70%) and top flight (30%)
And 20% of every 🏴 youth/senior list
Lamine Camara is very good and he will be one of the most important players of his decade to show the world you can be Senegalese and also be a "regista" "passer" and "dictating games" whilst not being useless off the ball
A vintage Chelsea transfer if you ask me.
🚨🗣️ Hansi Flick: "It's good for a coach to have a player like Marcus Rashford, he can play in various positions, fast, good with the ball and handles short passes around the box very well."
"I love Rashford. As he gains confidence and understands his teammates better, he will keep improving."
You'll work your way from extreme poverty with less than a 1℅ of making it but somehow become an u17 world champion as top scorer.
Italian champion as top scorer.
Set to be Turkish champion as top scorer.
Only to be compared to Liam Delap.
Life tuff for Africans.
this isn’t an award recievement, it’s the greatest conclusion to a tale about life itself.
to win by the rules created against you, while staying true to oneself. this makes it the greatest award recievement in history, cayse its for all individuals with a story.
thank you ous.
Brief FC at it again.
Converted winger as our only striker for 2 years. Hit the ground running, helped us get top 4 and win conference league.
Lost trust? They signed Delap + Pedro and forced him out. Club is a shambles.