Frank: "Excellent questions, in the future I have no doubt we'll see several world class talents playing for our club. Van de Kerkhof has already proven he's a brilliant player at only 18 year old. He was our 1st choice CM all of last season and ended up making an amazing 43 appearances, 12 of which were Champions League games. As you'll know he's recently been called up to the senior national team. Another player that will be afforded a lot more matches this season will be fellow 18 year old van Dam. More attacking than van de Kerkhof, van Dam should also become a wonderful player. Think van Dam as in the mould of Iniesta, whereas van de Kerkhof is more like our Xavi. Not surprisingly, probably our most promising player is the 17 CB, Andrea. We all believe if he continues to work hard, he should become one, if not the greatest defender on the planet. My bet is he'll captain our national team in years to come. And I haven't even gotten started about our current u19 squad, hopefully, in the next year or two, they all speak for themselves as they show their class in international matches!
To answer your next question, keeping our players is undoubtedly our biggest challenge off the pitch. With billionaire owners already sniffing around to sign Andersen, Denswil, Veltman, Fischer, Bazoer pretty much our whole team, it'll be hard to keep onto our world-class players. In order to prevent them from leaving, we need to prove ourselves on the continental stage. Without the millions other league get for television revenue, we must every single euro we can our of our Champions League performances. Last year, our trip to the final saw our crowds grow to break records, we broke the shirt sales record, and we broke the club record for most money made from a competition pay-outs. This is the only way we can make, and keep a world-class team. There's no Arab or Russian coming to put a billion euro into the club any time soon..."
