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A New Generation Of Strikers (be a wonderkid)
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If you make another one consider me too please.
The Players - part 1
(all players are given 15 points for the specified attributes, 18 points for determination, and 16 points for natural fitness. All the other attributes have been left empty and are randomly chosen by the editor)
Fabio Lovano
The 16 year old striker Lovano has signed a youth contract at Crewe Alexandra where he is known as a hot prospect. His outstanding physical attributes at such a young age could be a sign of great career. Crewe will do everything to keep hold of the talented striker, but the Premier League teams are already following Lovano's footsteps.
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Timothy Kesatie
Kesatie signed a contract at LA Galaxy in the middle of the MLS season. A few days before his 16th birthday he played his first match which made him the youngest player ever to play for the club. He has been given the number 9 shirt straight away and he is already living up to the famous shirtnumber for strikers. By scoring 2 goals in 6 games Kesatie has already been touted as the new Brian McBride, who won the North American Gold Cup and Golden Boot in 2002.
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Matthew West
The young English striker Matthew West signed a youth contract at Brighton&Hove Albion. According to head coach Poyet he could develop into one of the best players at the club. He's only 16 years old but the fans have already dubbed him as the new Michael Owen.
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Akash Sky
Sky is only 15 years old, but there's a big chance that he is going to make his debut for East Bengal very soon. The young player has everything a great striker needs and has already made fame in all of India. Sky is certainly going to be one of the star players in the Indian National Football League.
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Adam Mikhael
Spain has a new talent, and his name is Adam Mikhael. The young Spanish striker is playing at RSD Alcala who are only playing in the third tier of Spanish football. But this doesn't mean that the actions of Mikhael go unnoticed. At the age of only 15 he is already called up for the Spain under 19 squad.
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(the other players will be posted in the next hour)
(all players are given 15 points for the specified attributes, 18 points for determination, and 16 points for natural fitness. All the other attributes have been left empty and are randomly chosen by the editor)
Fabio Lovano
The 16 year old striker Lovano has signed a youth contract at Crewe Alexandra where he is known as a hot prospect. His outstanding physical attributes at such a young age could be a sign of great career. Crewe will do everything to keep hold of the talented striker, but the Premier League teams are already following Lovano's footsteps.
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Timothy Kesatie
Kesatie signed a contract at LA Galaxy in the middle of the MLS season. A few days before his 16th birthday he played his first match which made him the youngest player ever to play for the club. He has been given the number 9 shirt straight away and he is already living up to the famous shirtnumber for strikers. By scoring 2 goals in 6 games Kesatie has already been touted as the new Brian McBride, who won the North American Gold Cup and Golden Boot in 2002.
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Matthew West
The young English striker Matthew West signed a youth contract at Brighton&Hove Albion. According to head coach Poyet he could develop into one of the best players at the club. He's only 16 years old but the fans have already dubbed him as the new Michael Owen.
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Akash Sky
Sky is only 15 years old, but there's a big chance that he is going to make his debut for East Bengal very soon. The young player has everything a great striker needs and has already made fame in all of India. Sky is certainly going to be one of the star players in the Indian National Football League.
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Adam Mikhael
Spain has a new talent, and his name is Adam Mikhael. The young Spanish striker is playing at RSD Alcala who are only playing in the third tier of Spanish football. But this doesn't mean that the actions of Mikhael go unnoticed. At the age of only 15 he is already called up for the Spain under 19 squad.
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(the other players will be posted in the next hour)
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The Players - part 2
(all players are given 15 points for the specified attributes, 18 points for determination, and 16 points for natural fitness. All the other attributes have been left empty and are randomly chosen by the editor)
Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira was discovered at a young age and got offered a chance to play for the Benfica B team in the second tier of Portuguese football. Benfica knew they were lucky to have found such a talented striker and decided to offer him a contract straight away. Nogueira is now still considering the offer, but there's a big chance that he will accept it.
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Timo Downing
Kaiserslautern know that they have to do whatever it takes to keep Downing at the club. He has already just agreed to a professional contract which he will sign when he turns 17 years old. The only thing that could hinder a great career for the young German striker is his weak stamina. He will need some great fitness coaches if wants to fully develop.
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Kenrry Valderrama
Valderrama is considered one of the biggest talents in Mexican football. His dribbling skills combined with phenomenal speed makes him a deadly striker. Valderrama is now playing at the famous Club America, but it looks like his future isn't in Mexico. The club tried to offer him a pre-contract, but Kenrry already turned down the offer.
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins is looking towards a great career in England. After signing a youth contract at Nottingham Forrest the allround striker is already rated as a player worth over 3million pounds. This value may put a lot of pressure on his shoulders, but at the same time it is his chance to show England how good he is.
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Scott Trowers
Trowers is only 15 years old, but he is already valued higher then any other player at his club. With Bradford City only playing in the fourth tier of English football it is not likely that Trowers will stay at the club for a long time though. Trowers is touted as the next Geoff Hurst, the world famous English striker who was the first and only player to score 3 goals in the World Cup final.
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(Please leave a reply if you have read this, so I know when I can continue)
(all players are given 15 points for the specified attributes, 18 points for determination, and 16 points for natural fitness. All the other attributes have been left empty and are randomly chosen by the editor)
Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira was discovered at a young age and got offered a chance to play for the Benfica B team in the second tier of Portuguese football. Benfica knew they were lucky to have found such a talented striker and decided to offer him a contract straight away. Nogueira is now still considering the offer, but there's a big chance that he will accept it.
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Timo Downing
Kaiserslautern know that they have to do whatever it takes to keep Downing at the club. He has already just agreed to a professional contract which he will sign when he turns 17 years old. The only thing that could hinder a great career for the young German striker is his weak stamina. He will need some great fitness coaches if wants to fully develop.
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Kenrry Valderrama
Valderrama is considered one of the biggest talents in Mexican football. His dribbling skills combined with phenomenal speed makes him a deadly striker. Valderrama is now playing at the famous Club America, but it looks like his future isn't in Mexico. The club tried to offer him a pre-contract, but Kenrry already turned down the offer.
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins is looking towards a great career in England. After signing a youth contract at Nottingham Forrest the allround striker is already rated as a player worth over 3million pounds. This value may put a lot of pressure on his shoulders, but at the same time it is his chance to show England how good he is.
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Scott Trowers
Trowers is only 15 years old, but he is already valued higher then any other player at his club. With Bradford City only playing in the fourth tier of English football it is not likely that Trowers will stay at the club for a long time though. Trowers is touted as the next Geoff Hurst, the world famous English striker who was the first and only player to score 3 goals in the World Cup final.
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(Please leave a reply if you have read this, so I know when I can continue)
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Timothy Kesatie
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I'm looking pretty good, from those stats I'll probably be a poacher.
Good to see you're happy about your players 
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I decided to change plan with the updates, I'm now going to do 2 updates per season instead of the 4 I wanted to do. This is easier for me due to time, writing, and taking/posting screenshots, and you can see your players progress faster.
First update later this evening!
.I decided to change plan with the updates, I'm now going to do 2 updates per season instead of the 4 I wanted to do. This is easier for me due to time, writing, and taking/posting screenshots, and you can see your players progress faster.
First update later this evening!
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RTvD could you keep me in mind if you decide to do another one?
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This might be the last time I go on the internet before I am back very late Wednesday, so don't bother waiting for me to reply...
Got to say though, my regen does look sick, even if it doesn't look like I am going to be a captain-ing any team soon
P.S. Highest value player
Got to say though, my regen does look sick, even if it doesn't look like I am going to be a captain-ing any team soon
P.S. Highest value player
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Season 1: part 1
July-December 2012
Fabio Lovano
Lovano had a great start in the first half of the season. He made his professional debut on August 18, making him the youngest player ever to play in the first team of Crewe. He scored his first and second goal for Crewe in the same match on September 1, which also made him youngest goalscorer for the club. A month later Lovano broke another record, by scoring the fastest goal ever in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy (25sec). After his 3 records it looked like Lovano was already thinking of a bigger club by turning down two contract offers in a row. This made his future at Crewe uncertain, but as long as he is at the club, he will keep performing and scoring goals.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 23/13 = 130points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 3/2 = 10 points
Total = 150points
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Timothy Kesatie
La Galaxy showed great trust in Kesatie by letting him into the first team and even giving him the number 9 shirt straight away. It was clear that the club had a great future in mind for the young striker. Kesatie showed his qualities the first few matches by performing well and even scoring a few goals. But in the second half of September Kesatie started to lose form. He got subbed of in the second half of almost every match he played and didn’t get as much game time anymore to show how good he is. The MLS season ended in November and maybe next season Kesatie will be given another chance.
Value: £2,5m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 21/8 = 80points
U21 USA: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 100points
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Matthew West
Unlike Lovano and Kesatie, Matthew West first had to show his skills in the u18 squad before Brighton would give him a chance in the first team. An injury in September which lasted 3 weeks made a spot in the first team even less likely. But West knew what he had to do, and performed well in the u18 squad after his injury. On November 24 West made his professional debut for Brighton, but this was also his only game up to now in the first team. For now he just has to keep performing in the u18 squad and maybe that will earn him game time in the first team in the second half of the season.
Value: £1,4m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 10points
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Akash Sky
Things didn’t look good for Sky when he got an injury in the pre-season which took him out for 3 weeks. But he recovered fast, and made his professional debut for East Bengal on September 27. In his second game Sky showed India how good he is by scoring an impressive hattrick. This was the start of what was going to be an amazing season for Sky. He didn’t only score in almost every game, he also gave many assists.
At the end of the first half of the season Sky stands at 12 goals and 15 assists in 15 games. This incredible performance is rewarded by being announced Indian Player of the Year at the age of just 16!
Value: £95k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 15/12 = 120points
U21 IND: Apps/Goals: 3/1 = 5 points
Total = 125points
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Adam Mikhael
Mikhael played his first few matches of the season with the u19 squad and it was looking like he was also going to play there for the rest of the season. But the first and only striker of the first team of Alcalá got a 3 month injury which gave Mikhael the opportunity to play for the first team. The only problem is that he doesn’t score. The first half of the season has ended, and Mikhael only scored 3 goals in 17 games. Of course he is only 16 years old, but if he wants to get noticed, he needs to start playing better. For now it looks like his future isn’t at Alcalá, having declined three contract offers in a row it looks like a sign Mikhael is soon leaving the club.
Value: £1,6m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 17/3 = 30points
U21 ESP: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 40points
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Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira may possibly have had one the most unluckiest start of a season a player can have. In his first game in the u19 squad of Benfica he got injured, and was out for 3 weeks. After his injury Nogueira had a great come back, scoring an amazing hattrick. Head coach Jesus noticed the great performance of the talented striker, and gave Nogueira his debut for the first team. It looked like things were going uphill, but a week after his debut he got injured again. Being out for 5 weeks this time meant the end for the first team ambitions of Nogueira. He has only played 5 matches in the whole first half of the season, and his future may be in danger.
Value: £775k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0points
U21 POR: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0 points
Total = 0points
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Timo Downing
Downing had already signed a pre contract at the very start of the season, meaning that he could have a great future at Kaiserslautern. But the club is very patient with Downing, only letting him play in the u19 squad. Despite his great performances in the u19 squad Downing is not given a chance in the first team yet. For now he just has to keep performing for the u19’s, where he has already scored 9 goals in 11 matches. Maybe he gets a chance in the first team in the second half of the season.
Value: £1,5m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
U21 GER: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 10points
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Kenrry Valderrama
Another unlucky player. After playing a few games for the Américas u20 squad, Valderrama got injured and was out for 5 weeks. When he came back from his injury he got some playing time in the first team and was even called up for the Mexico u20 team, where he scored a goal in his first match. But a week later Valderrama got injured again and was now out for another 4 weeks. After his recovery he has only played for the América u18 squad. But there’s also good news. Despite having turned down a contract at the beginning of the season, Valderrama has now accepted another contract offer.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 4/0 = 0points
U20 MEX: Apps/Goals: 2/1 = 5points
Total = 15points
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins had a great start of the season by scoring in his debut for Nottingham on September 22. He broke 2 records that match, being the youngest player and the youngest goalscorer ever at the club. This was also his only goal for the first team in the total of 8 games he played. Wilkins has also played for the Nottingham reserves and u18 squad, playing a total of 28 games in the first half of the season. He may not have made a lot appearances for the first team, but playing a lot of games in the other teams is vital for his development.
Value: £3,8m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 8/1 = 10points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 4/1 = 5points
Total = 45points
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Scott Trowers
Trowers had a quite good start to the season by making his debut for the first team on August 21, making him the youngest player ever to play at Bradford City. After that he got rotated a lot making him play for the first, reserve and u18 team. Having scored 6 goals in 14 games in the first team and having played a total of an impressive 33 games it looks like Trowers is getting ready for more playing time in the first team. If this will be for Bradford will remain a mystery since Trowers is apparently looking for a transfer. After leaving his agent, who is known for encouraging players to stay at their club, Trowers has also turned down a contract offer from Bradford.
Value: £3m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 14/6 = 60points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 90points
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July-December 2012
Fabio Lovano
Lovano had a great start in the first half of the season. He made his professional debut on August 18, making him the youngest player ever to play in the first team of Crewe. He scored his first and second goal for Crewe in the same match on September 1, which also made him youngest goalscorer for the club. A month later Lovano broke another record, by scoring the fastest goal ever in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy (25sec). After his 3 records it looked like Lovano was already thinking of a bigger club by turning down two contract offers in a row. This made his future at Crewe uncertain, but as long as he is at the club, he will keep performing and scoring goals.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 23/13 = 130points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 3/2 = 10 points
Total = 150points
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Timothy Kesatie
La Galaxy showed great trust in Kesatie by letting him into the first team and even giving him the number 9 shirt straight away. It was clear that the club had a great future in mind for the young striker. Kesatie showed his qualities the first few matches by performing well and even scoring a few goals. But in the second half of September Kesatie started to lose form. He got subbed of in the second half of almost every match he played and didn’t get as much game time anymore to show how good he is. The MLS season ended in November and maybe next season Kesatie will be given another chance.
Value: £2,5m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 21/8 = 80points
U21 USA: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 100points
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Matthew West
Unlike Lovano and Kesatie, Matthew West first had to show his skills in the u18 squad before Brighton would give him a chance in the first team. An injury in September which lasted 3 weeks made a spot in the first team even less likely. But West knew what he had to do, and performed well in the u18 squad after his injury. On November 24 West made his professional debut for Brighton, but this was also his only game up to now in the first team. For now he just has to keep performing in the u18 squad and maybe that will earn him game time in the first team in the second half of the season.
Value: £1,4m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 10points
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Akash Sky
Things didn’t look good for Sky when he got an injury in the pre-season which took him out for 3 weeks. But he recovered fast, and made his professional debut for East Bengal on September 27. In his second game Sky showed India how good he is by scoring an impressive hattrick. This was the start of what was going to be an amazing season for Sky. He didn’t only score in almost every game, he also gave many assists.
At the end of the first half of the season Sky stands at 12 goals and 15 assists in 15 games. This incredible performance is rewarded by being announced Indian Player of the Year at the age of just 16!
Value: £95k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 15/12 = 120points
U21 IND: Apps/Goals: 3/1 = 5 points
Total = 125points
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Adam Mikhael
Mikhael played his first few matches of the season with the u19 squad and it was looking like he was also going to play there for the rest of the season. But the first and only striker of the first team of Alcalá got a 3 month injury which gave Mikhael the opportunity to play for the first team. The only problem is that he doesn’t score. The first half of the season has ended, and Mikhael only scored 3 goals in 17 games. Of course he is only 16 years old, but if he wants to get noticed, he needs to start playing better. For now it looks like his future isn’t at Alcalá, having declined three contract offers in a row it looks like a sign Mikhael is soon leaving the club.
Value: £1,6m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 17/3 = 30points
U21 ESP: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 40points
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Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira may possibly have had one the most unluckiest start of a season a player can have. In his first game in the u19 squad of Benfica he got injured, and was out for 3 weeks. After his injury Nogueira had a great come back, scoring an amazing hattrick. Head coach Jesus noticed the great performance of the talented striker, and gave Nogueira his debut for the first team. It looked like things were going uphill, but a week after his debut he got injured again. Being out for 5 weeks this time meant the end for the first team ambitions of Nogueira. He has only played 5 matches in the whole first half of the season, and his future may be in danger.
Value: £775k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0points
U21 POR: Apps/Goals: 1/0 = 0 points
Total = 0points
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Timo Downing
Downing had already signed a pre contract at the very start of the season, meaning that he could have a great future at Kaiserslautern. But the club is very patient with Downing, only letting him play in the u19 squad. Despite his great performances in the u19 squad Downing is not given a chance in the first team yet. For now he just has to keep performing for the u19’s, where he has already scored 9 goals in 11 matches. Maybe he gets a chance in the first team in the second half of the season.
Value: £1,5m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
U21 GER: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0 points
Total = 10points
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Kenrry Valderrama
Another unlucky player. After playing a few games for the Américas u20 squad, Valderrama got injured and was out for 5 weeks. When he came back from his injury he got some playing time in the first team and was even called up for the Mexico u20 team, where he scored a goal in his first match. But a week later Valderrama got injured again and was now out for another 4 weeks. After his recovery he has only played for the América u18 squad. But there’s also good news. Despite having turned down a contract at the beginning of the season, Valderrama has now accepted another contract offer.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 4/0 = 0points
U20 MEX: Apps/Goals: 2/1 = 5points
Total = 15points
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins had a great start of the season by scoring in his debut for Nottingham on September 22. He broke 2 records that match, being the youngest player and the youngest goalscorer ever at the club. This was also his only goal for the first team in the total of 8 games he played. Wilkins has also played for the Nottingham reserves and u18 squad, playing a total of 28 games in the first half of the season. He may not have made a lot appearances for the first team, but playing a lot of games in the other teams is vital for his development.
Value: £3,8m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 8/1 = 10points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 4/1 = 5points
Total = 45points
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Scott Trowers
Trowers had a quite good start to the season by making his debut for the first team on August 21, making him the youngest player ever to play at Bradford City. After that he got rotated a lot making him play for the first, reserve and u18 team. Having scored 6 goals in 14 games in the first team and having played a total of an impressive 33 games it looks like Trowers is getting ready for more playing time in the first team. If this will be for Bradford will remain a mystery since Trowers is apparently looking for a transfer. After leaving his agent, who is known for encouraging players to stay at their club, Trowers has also turned down a contract offer from Bradford.
Value: £3m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 14/6 = 60points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 90points
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i prefer to stay with alcara for one more season..
Season 1: part 2
January-June 2013
Fabio Lovano
Lovano continued the good form from the first half of the season in the second half. Thanks to Lovano’s 16 goals in 36 matches, Crewe had a steady season and ended in 14th place. After turning down a contract in December the club tried to offer Lovano another contract, but he declined again. This meant Lovano wasn’t going to continue his career at Crewe, and big clubs like Swansea, West Ham, and Man City were showing interest in the just 17 year old striker. Man City was the first one to take action, and signed Lovano for a fee of £525k.
Value: £3,1m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 36/16 = 160points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 6/3 = 15points
Total = 205points
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Timothy Kesatie
Kesatie signed a new contract at LA Galaxy in January, where he won the MLS in 2012. The new season started in March, where Kesatie now started with the number 14 shirt, instead of the number 9 he had last season. In that same month Kesatie got called up for the USA national team and made his first cap for his country at the age of 17. Kesatie has now scored 16 goals in 45 games for Galaxy, and has also scored his first goal for the USA.
Value: £3m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 45/16 = 160points
USA: Apps/Goals: 3/1 = 10points
Total = 200points
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Matthew West
West kept playing for the Brighton Reserve and U18 team in the second half of the season, and occasionally he got given a chance to play in the first team. He performed well for all teams, and Brighton was convinced of his qualities. West got rewarded by more playing time in the first team, and his wish came true when he signed his first full time contract in April. He has only played 8 games this season and scored 3, but West is now seen as an important first team player, and we will definitely see more of him next season.
Value: £3,6m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 8/3 = 30points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 7/2 = 10points
Total = 70points
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Akash Sky
Sky already had an amazing first half of the season by winning the Indian Player of the Year award, but he didn’t stop there. He kept scoring and giving assists and leaded East Bengal to the title, not losing a single game in the whole season. His 20 goals and 21 assists in 32 matches earned Sky three more awards, winning the League Best Forward, League Best Player, and League Top Goalscorer awards. But the season didn’t end to well for Sky. In the very last game of the season he got injured, and is now out for 2 months. He also turned down a contract offer, suggesting that he wants leave for a bigger club.
Value: £95k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 32/20 = 200points
U21 IND: Apps/Goals: 6/2 = 10points
Total = 210points
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Adam Mikhael
Mikhael didn’t have a very good start to the season, but he knew what he had to do in the second half of the season. Playing most games for the first team, Mikhael showed great performances nearly every week and eventually became the first striker of Alcalá. His total of 11 goals in 35 matches at the end of the season was a sign of a promising upcoming season, but this upcoming season wasn’t going to be at Alcalá. Arsenal was enthusiastic about the still 16 year old striker and couldn’t wait any longer to sign him. They paid £325k and Mikhael continues his career in England.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 35/11 = 110points
U21 ESP: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 120points
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Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira had an unlucky start of the season and knew that another injury could mean an early end of his career. He has played most of his games in the Benfica U19 squad where he is slowly starting to perform better every week. He also got some playing time in the first team and even managed to score his first goal for Benfica. Nogueira also got called up for the Portugal U21 squad where he scored 1 goal in 5 games. The media is certain that he has the potential to make it to the top if he doesn’t get hindered by any more injuries.
Value: £1,1m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 5/1 = 10points
U21 POR: Apps/Goals: 5/1 = 5points
Total = 25points
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Timo Downing
Downing had a very quiet first season for Kaiserslautern. Having not played a single match in the first team, and 3 matches for the Germany U21 team, he has yet to break through in German football. Downing has though scored an impressive 8 goals in 14 matches in the Kaiserslautern U19 team, meaning he has great potential. Maybe when he signs his first contract on his 17th birthday in a few months he will get a chance in the first team.
Value: £2,6m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
U21 GER: Apps/Goals: 3/0 = 0points
Total = 20points
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Kenrry Valderrama
Valderrama almost didn’t play any games in the first half of the season because of his injuries which took him out for almost 3 months. Since then he has played a lot of matches in the América U20 and U18 squads, playing a match almost every 3 days. Valderrama signed a 3 year contract on his 17th birthday and got some playing time in the first team, also scoring his first goal for the club. He has also impressed in the Mexico U20 squad, scoring 4 goals in 7 matches.
Value: £2,2m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 10/1 = 10points
U20 MEX: Apps/Goals: 7/4 = 20points
Total = 50points
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins showed great promise when he scored on his debut in the first half of the season. But since his debut he has played a total of 11 games in the first team, not scoring any more goals. He also isn’t scoring many goals in the Nottingham Reserve and U18 teams, and the club is slowly losing patience with Wilkins. He only seems to play well at the England U21 squad, where he has scored 4 goals in 7 games. But despite him not scoring many goals his value keeps rising every month, he now just has to prove that he is worth his value.
Value: £4,1m = 40points
Club: Apps/Goals: 11/1 = 10points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 7/4 = 20points
Total = 70points
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Scott Trowers
Trowers played a pretty good first season at Brighton. He got quite a lot of playing time in the first team, where scored 13 goals in 28 games, and also played a lot of matches in the Reserve and U18 squad where he is also performing well. His performances didn’t go unnoticed, as West Ham has shown interest in the just 16 year old Trowers. His contract expires in 2014 and despite many attempts of Brighton to offer him a new contract, Trowers is sure that he wants to leave the club.
Value: £2,9m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 28/13 = 130points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 150points
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Fabio Lovano
Lovano continued the good form from the first half of the season in the second half. Thanks to Lovano’s 16 goals in 36 matches, Crewe had a steady season and ended in 14th place. After turning down a contract in December the club tried to offer Lovano another contract, but he declined again. This meant Lovano wasn’t going to continue his career at Crewe, and big clubs like Swansea, West Ham, and Man City were showing interest in the just 17 year old striker. Man City was the first one to take action, and signed Lovano for a fee of £525k.
Value: £3,1m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 36/16 = 160points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 6/3 = 15points
Total = 205points
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Timothy Kesatie
Kesatie signed a new contract at LA Galaxy in January, where he won the MLS in 2012. The new season started in March, where Kesatie now started with the number 14 shirt, instead of the number 9 he had last season. In that same month Kesatie got called up for the USA national team and made his first cap for his country at the age of 17. Kesatie has now scored 16 goals in 45 games for Galaxy, and has also scored his first goal for the USA.
Value: £3m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 45/16 = 160points
USA: Apps/Goals: 3/1 = 10points
Total = 200points
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Matthew West
West kept playing for the Brighton Reserve and U18 team in the second half of the season, and occasionally he got given a chance to play in the first team. He performed well for all teams, and Brighton was convinced of his qualities. West got rewarded by more playing time in the first team, and his wish came true when he signed his first full time contract in April. He has only played 8 games this season and scored 3, but West is now seen as an important first team player, and we will definitely see more of him next season.
Value: £3,6m = 30points
Club: Apps/Goals: 8/3 = 30points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 7/2 = 10points
Total = 70points
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Akash Sky
Sky already had an amazing first half of the season by winning the Indian Player of the Year award, but he didn’t stop there. He kept scoring and giving assists and leaded East Bengal to the title, not losing a single game in the whole season. His 20 goals and 21 assists in 32 matches earned Sky three more awards, winning the League Best Forward, League Best Player, and League Top Goalscorer awards. But the season didn’t end to well for Sky. In the very last game of the season he got injured, and is now out for 2 months. He also turned down a contract offer, suggesting that he wants leave for a bigger club.
Value: £95k = 0points
Club: Apps/Goals: 32/20 = 200points
U21 IND: Apps/Goals: 6/2 = 10points
Total = 210points
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Adam Mikhael
Mikhael didn’t have a very good start to the season, but he knew what he had to do in the second half of the season. Playing most games for the first team, Mikhael showed great performances nearly every week and eventually became the first striker of Alcalá. His total of 11 goals in 35 matches at the end of the season was a sign of a promising upcoming season, but this upcoming season wasn’t going to be at Alcalá. Arsenal was enthusiastic about the still 16 year old striker and couldn’t wait any longer to sign him. They paid £325k and Mikhael continues his career in England.
Value: £1,8m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 35/11 = 110points
U21 ESP: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 120points
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Edgar Nogueira
Nogueira had an unlucky start of the season and knew that another injury could mean an early end of his career. He has played most of his games in the Benfica U19 squad where he is slowly starting to perform better every week. He also got some playing time in the first team and even managed to score his first goal for Benfica. Nogueira also got called up for the Portugal U21 squad where he scored 1 goal in 5 games. The media is certain that he has the potential to make it to the top if he doesn’t get hindered by any more injuries.
Value: £1,1m = 10points
Club: Apps/Goals: 5/1 = 10points
U21 POR: Apps/Goals: 5/1 = 5points
Total = 25points
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Timo Downing
Downing had a very quiet first season for Kaiserslautern. Having not played a single match in the first team, and 3 matches for the Germany U21 team, he has yet to break through in German football. Downing has though scored an impressive 8 goals in 14 matches in the Kaiserslautern U19 team, meaning he has great potential. Maybe when he signs his first contract on his 17th birthday in a few months he will get a chance in the first team.
Value: £2,6m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
U21 GER: Apps/Goals: 3/0 = 0points
Total = 20points
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Kenrry Valderrama
Valderrama almost didn’t play any games in the first half of the season because of his injuries which took him out for almost 3 months. Since then he has played a lot of matches in the América U20 and U18 squads, playing a match almost every 3 days. Valderrama signed a 3 year contract on his 17th birthday and got some playing time in the first team, also scoring his first goal for the club. He has also impressed in the Mexico U20 squad, scoring 4 goals in 7 matches.
Value: £2,2m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 10/1 = 10points
U20 MEX: Apps/Goals: 7/4 = 20points
Total = 50points
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Jack Wilkins
Wilkins showed great promise when he scored on his debut in the first half of the season. But since his debut he has played a total of 11 games in the first team, not scoring any more goals. He also isn’t scoring many goals in the Nottingham Reserve and U18 teams, and the club is slowly losing patience with Wilkins. He only seems to play well at the England U21 squad, where he has scored 4 goals in 7 games. But despite him not scoring many goals his value keeps rising every month, he now just has to prove that he is worth his value.
Value: £4,1m = 40points
Club: Apps/Goals: 11/1 = 10points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 7/4 = 20points
Total = 70points
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Scott Trowers
Trowers played a pretty good first season at Brighton. He got quite a lot of playing time in the first team, where scored 13 goals in 28 games, and also played a lot of matches in the Reserve and U18 squad where he is also performing well. His performances didn’t go unnoticed, as West Ham has shown interest in the just 16 year old Trowers. His contract expires in 2014 and despite many attempts of Brighton to offer him a new contract, Trowers is sure that he wants to leave the club.
Value: £2,9m = 20points
Club: Apps/Goals: 28/13 = 130points
U21 ENG: Apps/Goals: 0/0 = 0points
Total = 150points
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Timothy Kesatie
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National Team Debut at 16 for the USA. Pretty Darn Good.
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You wrote that I was at Brighton twice