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If edwards follows the same path as Winks, he wont stay at the clubThey seem to be following exactly the same path as Winks and that worked out fine. Chill.
If edwards follows the same path as Winks, he wont stay at the clubThey seem to be following exactly the same path as Winks and that worked out fine. Chill.
If edwards follows the same path as Winks, he wont stay at the club
Winks was by far the most patient player we have ever had in the academyWhy?
u18s won 3-2. griffiths hat-trick.
Was gutted to miss this game because of the Watford match,happy for Griffiths who I rate a lot.
I was looking forward to watching Bilal Kamal of Norwich who is a top talent and I see he did get on the score sheet.
Did anybody go to this match if so what was it like?
Fixtures have been very difficult this year compared to last season.Sadly I haven't been training ground in a while, got the Fulham match in the calendar though
Why?
Fixtures have been very difficult this year compared to last season.
See the twins watching the Stoke game last week,God help us if both make it at Spurs.
it depends on what you mean by the same path. edwards is more or less where winks was last season - i.e. full-time with the 1st team but never really in contention to play. if next season edwards is where winks is this season then i'm sure he'd love to stay. but if by the same path you mean start breaking through aged 20/21(edwards is a young 18) then i think it's more than likely he'd be off. i know some fans won't like that but at the same time why should he put his career on hold for a chance that may not even come?
it's easy for fans to point at winks and say marcus should be patient like him but then their standing as youth players aren't really comparable. winks was always a good prospect but outside of the spurs youth bubble he wasn't exactly talked about a great deal. if he'd left at the end of his first professional contract because he wanted games then he'd have probably ended up getting picked up by a championship side, maybe, either way he would have been stepping down the ladder so it made best sense for him to stay and give it another year or two. marcus on the other hand has had far more attention and exposure. he's been well known by anyone that follows youth football from the age of 15 and has been talked about as a potential superstar ever since. he's starred at an u17 european championship as one of the youngest players there and his manager has even publically likened him(even if only in terms of style of play) to arguably the greatest player in history. if he were to leave then he'd pretty much have his pick of clubs and he knows that. whilst i'm sure that his aim is to play for spurs, i think his primary aim is to just play .. sooner rather than later.
Who are the twins?Fixtures have been very difficult this year compared to last season.
See the twins watching the Stoke game last week,God help us if both make it at Spurs.
Out of curiosity how long is left on his contract?it depends on what you mean by the same path. edwards is more or less where winks was last season - i.e. full-time with the 1st team but never really in contention to play. if next season edwards is where winks is this season then i'm sure he'd love to stay. but if by the same path you mean start breaking through aged 20/21(edwards is a young 18) then i think it's more than likely he'd be off. i know some fans won't like that but at the same time why should he put his career on hold for a chance that may not even come?
it's easy for fans to point at winks and say marcus should be patient like him but then their standing as youth players aren't really comparable. winks was always a good prospect but outside of the spurs youth bubble he wasn't exactly talked about a great deal. if he'd left at the end of his first professional contract because he wanted games then he'd have probably ended up getting picked up by a championship side, maybe, either way he would have been stepping down the ladder so it made best sense for him to stay and give it another year or two. marcus on the other hand has had far more attention and exposure. he's been well known by anyone that follows youth football from the age of 15 and has been talked about as a potential superstar ever since. he's starred at an u17 european championship as one of the youngest players there and his manager has even publically likened him(even if only in terms of style of play) to arguably the greatest player in history. if he were to leave then he'd pretty much have his pick of clubs and he knows that. whilst i'm sure that his aim is to play for spurs, i think his primary aim is to just play .. sooner rather than later.
I do not know their names but they play for our u14s both midfielders both look good for that age bracket.Who are the twins?