October 2015 update.
Keiran Booker may not be seeing any action for Newcastle but his performances in the youth league have caught the eye of the England u-19s manager and he's become a regular fixture for the youth side.
Billy Bryant is still cutting it for Rovers in League 1, with an average rating of 7.05 after 10 games, a goal and an assist. Rovers are just 2 points off the play-off spots after a decent start to the season.
Conordinho has only played for Kilmarnock in the Challenge Cup, but England managed to wrestle the youngster from the FAI's control and he's become a regular for the u-19s.
Timo Downing has been promoted to the Germany u-21 setup, earning a total of 5 youth caps so far.
Gillingham are now the main suitor for Bala's Brad Dylan, who's scored once and assisted twice in 9 games for the Welsh side. He's also managed to get 6 caps for Northern Ireland u-21 so far.
For Cliftonville, Hornsletten has scored 3 times and provided an assist in 11 games, with his average rating of 6.95 surpassing that of last season so far. His value, in the meantime, has risen to 70k.
What a year it was for Michael McCabe. A key player for Australia u-22 as they successfuly defended the Asian Cup, he gout promoted to the senir setup for whom he now has 4 caps. He also had an outstanding season for Bray Wanderers: his average rating of 7.52 (second best in the league) was higher than last season, when his club got promoted. He also got 9 Man of the Match awards, provided two assists, made a team-best 15 key tackles, 119 interceptions (fifth in the league) and scored a single goal, but what an important goal it was - an 82nd minute winner for 10-men Wanderers against third placed Shamrock Rovers in the final game of the season, to save his team from relegation by a single point (with ratings well above the 8-point mark in his last four games, his Important Matches attribute must be sky-high). His performances rightfully earned him Player of the Month for September, Young Player of the Year and Bray Wanderers Fan's Player of the Season. He will now rejoin Dortmund at the turn of the year.
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Andreas Naterr's season hasn't kicked off yet as after his lone Challenge Cup game he got an injury that's going to keep him out of the pitch for at least another two weeks.
In Germany, Perna had a rough start for Dortmund, playing once for their reserve team and twice for the first team, but his performances have been sub-par.
Akshay Rao scored 3 goals and provided 3 assists as St. Pat's finished second in the league. With his contract running until next year, Rao will play the first half of their Europa League campaign before returning to parent club Manchester United.
Pratik Sangle has played 5 games for Hannover so far, but most importantly he has refused overtres from India to rejoin their setup. At this moment in time, he feels he would only play for his adoptive nation of Northern Ireland.
While Silva has hardly played a competitive game since leaving Stockport, he's still a member of the Spanish youth setup.
Smith, just like Perna, has played for Dortmund but his performances have been sub-par so far.
The FA were not about to let another young talent go, least of all to Gibraltar, and have managed to convince Scott Trowers to play for England u-19s after his high profile move to Dortmund.
Ross Whitehead's attributes have risen in these last few months, but that's not the only thing that's getting higher, as the 1.73m kid that left Alloa is now 1.79. On a more football-related note, he hasn't seen competitive action this season apart from a single cup appearance.
Billy Bryant is still cutting it for Rovers in League 1, with an average rating of 7.05 after 10 games, a goal and an assist. Rovers are just 2 points off the play-off spots after a decent start to the season.
Conordinho has only played for Kilmarnock in the Challenge Cup, but England managed to wrestle the youngster from the FAI's control and he's become a regular for the u-19s.
Timo Downing has been promoted to the Germany u-21 setup, earning a total of 5 youth caps so far.
Gillingham are now the main suitor for Bala's Brad Dylan, who's scored once and assisted twice in 9 games for the Welsh side. He's also managed to get 6 caps for Northern Ireland u-21 so far.
For Cliftonville, Hornsletten has scored 3 times and provided an assist in 11 games, with his average rating of 6.95 surpassing that of last season so far. His value, in the meantime, has risen to 70k.
What a year it was for Michael McCabe. A key player for Australia u-22 as they successfuly defended the Asian Cup, he gout promoted to the senir setup for whom he now has 4 caps. He also had an outstanding season for Bray Wanderers: his average rating of 7.52 (second best in the league) was higher than last season, when his club got promoted. He also got 9 Man of the Match awards, provided two assists, made a team-best 15 key tackles, 119 interceptions (fifth in the league) and scored a single goal, but what an important goal it was - an 82nd minute winner for 10-men Wanderers against third placed Shamrock Rovers in the final game of the season, to save his team from relegation by a single point (with ratings well above the 8-point mark in his last four games, his Important Matches attribute must be sky-high). His performances rightfully earned him Player of the Month for September, Young Player of the Year and Bray Wanderers Fan's Player of the Season. He will now rejoin Dortmund at the turn of the year.
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Andreas Naterr's season hasn't kicked off yet as after his lone Challenge Cup game he got an injury that's going to keep him out of the pitch for at least another two weeks.
In Germany, Perna had a rough start for Dortmund, playing once for their reserve team and twice for the first team, but his performances have been sub-par.
Akshay Rao scored 3 goals and provided 3 assists as St. Pat's finished second in the league. With his contract running until next year, Rao will play the first half of their Europa League campaign before returning to parent club Manchester United.
Pratik Sangle has played 5 games for Hannover so far, but most importantly he has refused overtres from India to rejoin their setup. At this moment in time, he feels he would only play for his adoptive nation of Northern Ireland.
While Silva has hardly played a competitive game since leaving Stockport, he's still a member of the Spanish youth setup.
Smith, just like Perna, has played for Dortmund but his performances have been sub-par so far.
The FA were not about to let another young talent go, least of all to Gibraltar, and have managed to convince Scott Trowers to play for England u-19s after his high profile move to Dortmund.
Ross Whitehead's attributes have risen in these last few months, but that's not the only thing that's getting higher, as the 1.73m kid that left Alloa is now 1.79. On a more football-related note, he hasn't seen competitive action this season apart from a single cup appearance.
Just sayin'
