Future's bright - Alli and Pritchard

[eddiev14]

He wouldn't need to be registered as he was under 21 on 1st Jan 2014, however....

Most (if not all) season-long loan agreements run until the end of the transfer window to prevent such a scenario - the loan agreement wouldn't be "until the last match of the season", but until a fixed date (i.e. 1st of June) that would surpass the play off final (25.05.15).

This would be in case of any such scenario where the club would require him but the parent club wanted him back.


TDLR: No.

Pretty sure Pritchard came back from his last loan and got game tin our final game of the season though?

 

[225]

Pretty sure Pritchard came back from his last loan and got game tin our final game of the season though?

He didn't play in the playoffs though and returned near the start of may. Brentford made it into the play-offs, Swindon didn't.

 

[DaSpurs]

Pretty sure Pritchard came back from his last loan and got game tin our final game of the season though?

That didn't have anything to do with end of season/playoffs, it was due to a youth loan which automatically expired as a result of him turning 21. In fact, as a result, he didn't even participate in Swindon's final game of their regular season. Pritch's loan this season was a full professional loan, so would be subject to the terms 225 is pointing out, unfortunately.

 

[eddiev14]

That didn't have anything to do with end of season/playoffs, it was due to a youth loan which automatically expired as a result of him turning 21. In fact, as a result, he didn't even participate in Swindon's final game of their regular season. Pritch's loan this season was a full professional loan, so would be subject to the terms 225 is pointing out, unfortunately.

Cheers for the info mate

 

[eddiev14]

He didn't play in the playoffs though and returned near the start of may. Brentford made it into the play-offs, Swindon didn't.

Ah, that explains it. Ta!

 

[KalSpur]

If either are them are ready to replace Eriksen I would just sell Eriksen while his stock is high. Fans of other clubs remember his late goals but haven't seen the months of absolute dross.

What a pity fans of other clubs don't buy players!

 

[eddiev14]

Pritchard out of the U21 tournament.

Knee ligament damage

Hope it's not too bad and he recovers in time for a good pre-season with Poch.

 

[Hoops]

I wish I had a pound for every future is bright thread. Im sure if you look back far enough there is the same thread with Anthony Garner, Alton Thelwell, Darren Caskey, Stuart Nethercott, Tom Huddlestone, Jake Livermore, Ryan Mason etc....

Not meaning to be pessimistic, but for every top first teamer, there must be 15-20 prospects.

 

[TheAmerican]

Pritchard out of the U21 tournament.

Knee ligament damage

Hope it's not too bad and he recovers in time for a good pre-season with Poch.

Are you sure it's not the ankle?

 

[eddiev14]

Are you sure it's not the ankle?

Says knee here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/33233511

 

[TheAmerican]

Says knee here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/33233511

I checked another source; they state ankle http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-after-damaging-ankle-ligaments-10337247.html

The only reason I questioned knee was because he was caught from behind when he pulled the ball back on a defender. You could see him jolt in pain when he planted on that ankle and passed the ball (immediately after the challenge).

 

[eddiev14]

I checked another source; they state ankle http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-after-damaging-ankle-ligaments-10337247.html

The only reason I questioned knee was because he was caught from behind when he pulled the ball back on a defender. You could see him jolt in pain when he planted on that ankle and passed the ball (immediately after the challenge).

Ah, ok.

Hope he's not out too long.

 

[LexingtonSpurs]

Says knee here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/33233511

Says ankle now...

 

[eddiev14]

Says ankle now...

Twitter remembers!

https://twitter.com/bbcsport/status/613069881924263936

Holding the injured 'knee' in the picture too!

 

[Spursidol]

Ah, ok.

Hope he's not out too long.

Sky saying 3-4 weeks out, which probably means he misses first week or two of pre-season.

 

[HotspurFC1950]

He had moon boot on his lower leg and foot.

 

[thfc1989]

Thought he looked very good in the last u21 match, and was England's best player before he went off. He can be a big player for us.

 

[newbie]

I wish I had a pound for every future is bright thread. Im sure if you look back far enough there is the same thread with Anthony Garner, Alton Thelwell, Darren Caskey, Stuart Nethercott, Tom Huddlestone, Jake Livermore, Ryan Mason etc....

Not meaning to be pessimistic, but for every top first teamer, there must be 15-20 prospects.

Livermore was never highly rated, but at the same time as Gardner & Thelwell (who was always injured) we had King, Huddleston was a good player for us.

Our academy has been pretty terrible for a long time its only now we are starting to see the benefits of its reform, the intakes at 8-10yrs old are now 21-23yrs old is were we are seeing it bare fruit.

Mason, Townsend, Caulker, Kane, Carroll, Bents, Pritchard, Rose is not bad for a few academy years and they all have played together know the club inside out we have sold Caulker for 10 million.

Now look at what is going to come though next and it gets really exciting and the kids we are producing since the Mason wave and good enough, they win lots of tounements round the world beat top academies.

CCV, KWP, Harrison, Milos, Winks, Edwards, Bennet, Maghoma, Odwua, Onomar, Sterling, Azzaiou, Georgiou, Pritchard(another one), Amos, Miller, Oligive, these are just names off the top of my head but we have so many kids who I have forgotten who could make a really good career at spurs. But the real success of spurs academy is how many kids have pushed on to make a carrer in the footballs league.

 

[stewartd]

Livermore was never highly rated, but at the same time as Gardner & Thelwell (who was always injured) we had King, Huddleston was a good player for us.

Our academy has been pretty terrible for a long time its only now we are starting to see the benefits of its reform, the intakes at 8-10yrs old are now 21-23yrs old is were we are seeing it bare fruit.

Mason, Townsend, Caulker, Kane, Carroll, Bents, Pritchard, Rose is not bad for a few academy years and they all have played together know the club inside out we have sold Caulker for 10 million.

Now look at what is going to come though next and it gets really exciting and the kids we are producing since the Mason wave and good enough, they win lots of tounements round the world beat top academies.

CCV, KWP, Harrison, Milos, Winks, Edwards, Bennet, Maghoma, Odwua, Onomar, Sterling, Azzaiou, Maghoma, Georgiou, amos, Miller, Oligive, these are just names off the top of my head but we have so many kids who I have forgotten who could make a really good career at spurs. But the real success of spurs academy is how many kids have pushed on to make a carrer in the footballs league.

Are there two Maghomas or is this a misprint. There was an older one Jack who is now a fulltime pro but never made it in prem. My son played against him in the Watford league as a kid, said he was the best he had ever played against.

 

[double0]

So @double0 why the 'doh' rating for that information.. just wondering?

Maybe you should look at yourself - people living in glass houses should not throw stones

Edit: Looking at your history you love yourself some negative ratings all over the place don't you - doesn't fuss me buddy, but some it will.

People living in glass houses should not throw stones.