Izzy Brown?

Id prefer a wage cap per club which would be for the benefit of the club and also impact on the number of professionals they employ.

Can we not stick to the thread topic

rather than discussing all the silly mistakes young players make when deciding who to play for.

its not chelseas fault they like signing young players with the potential to be quality

the kids/parents/agents know how tough it is to make it there.

maybe they shouldnt sign for them in the first place.

comment by LeedsRich - Bielsaball (U18097)
posted 24 minutes ago
Can we not stick to the thread topic

rather than discussing all the silly mistakes young players make when deciding who to play for.

its not chelseas fault they like signing young players with the potential to be quality

the kids/parents/agents know how tough it is to make it there.

maybe they shouldnt sign for them in the first place.


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But you can go off topic?????

comment by Stevie Dee (U10061)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by LeedsRich - Bielsaball (U18097)
posted 24 minutes ago
Can we not stick to the thread topic

rather than discussing all the silly mistakes young players make when deciding who to play for.

its not chelseas fault they like signing young players with the potential to be quality

the kids/parents/agents know how tough it is to make it there.

maybe they shouldnt sign for them in the first place.


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But you can go off topic?????


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I ended the topic we had deviated to.

had to be done, as its a proper eurghhhhh topic.

comment by AZA (U5000)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
We are back to a point I keep making, teams should have a cap on the amount of players they have at each age level. They should also have a cap on the amount of players they have over 23, something like 25 registered for the league + 5.

The FA wonder why the England team doesn't do as well as they think it should, THIS is the reason.

It'll never change as the EPL / FA won't want to upset the gravy train.
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Dele Alli, Ruben Loftus Cheek, Raheem Sterling, Phil Jones, John Stones, Joe Hart, Joe Gomez etc

All recent England internationals hoovered up by big clubs to be developed. You think that it's an inherently bad thing for international football?

For everyone of those there is another dozen who are signed to a big side and are simply loaned out with next to no hope of first team football.

It's those ones who are held back and loaned which stop lower league clubs being able to develop their own kids, clubs like Crewe who for years churned out decent players being sold for 7 figure sums are long gone.

comment by AZA (U5000)
posted 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
For everyone of those there is another dozen who are signed to a big side and are simply loaned out with next to no hope of first team football.

It's those ones who are held back and loaned which stop lower league clubs being able to develop their own kids, clubs like Crewe who for years churned out decent players being sold for 7 figure sums are long gone.
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So now you're changing your tack from it being bad for us internationally to it being bad for smaller clubs. Maybe, but I imagine that the players that do make it would much rather have moved to Chelsea from Crewe or Liverpool from Charlton than stay at their original clubs and eventually make 'big money' moves to the Championship.

If the player is good enough then they will make it. It comes down to the player and they aren't being hindered by the move.

read 50 years of hurt by henry winter, players being good enough isn't sufficient.

I'm glad LeedsRich put a stop to all this chitchat....

Haha!!

Seemingly like we are getting Brown