Jsilence13
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Hello all.
Does anyone know if Marcus Edwards is in the game? He plays for Tottenham Hotspur in real life and he's 15 years old.
He's represented England U17's on a number of times recently and he's been touted as the next big thing. Former Spurs' manager & academy manager Tim Sherwood, in an article with The Independent, said
'Currently in the academy at Spurs there is a 15-year-old, Marcus Edwards, who is already playing for England Under-17s. He is the kind of player who, as a coach, makes you look forward to walking out on to that pitch in the morning. Everyone in development football has heard of Marcus. He is a gifted technician with a low centre of gravity, who can pass off either foot or dribble past opponents'
'When I was at Spurs, I would persuade anyone and everyone at the training ground to come over to see him train. He is a joy to watch. Again, he is the kind of player who might not always get a game. There might be a bigger boy who could be more effective on that given day, but in time Marcus has the potential to be a great player, a make-the-difference footballer. He can win you a game. These are the kind of talented players that we must not neglect.'
I've heard there are other 15 year olds in the game, so I was wondering if he was.
Thanks:wub:
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Does anyone know if Marcus Edwards is in the game? He plays for Tottenham Hotspur in real life and he's 15 years old.
He's represented England U17's on a number of times recently and he's been touted as the next big thing. Former Spurs' manager & academy manager Tim Sherwood, in an article with The Independent, said
'Currently in the academy at Spurs there is a 15-year-old, Marcus Edwards, who is already playing for England Under-17s. He is the kind of player who, as a coach, makes you look forward to walking out on to that pitch in the morning. Everyone in development football has heard of Marcus. He is a gifted technician with a low centre of gravity, who can pass off either foot or dribble past opponents'
'When I was at Spurs, I would persuade anyone and everyone at the training ground to come over to see him train. He is a joy to watch. Again, he is the kind of player who might not always get a game. There might be a bigger boy who could be more effective on that given day, but in time Marcus has the potential to be a great player, a make-the-difference footballer. He can win you a game. These are the kind of talented players that we must not neglect.'
I've heard there are other 15 year olds in the game, so I was wondering if he was.
Thanks:wub:
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thanks for looking though