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Good win for youth team 09:08 - Feb 6 with 4122 viewsRooleyMoorBlue

yesterday afternoon the youth defeated Accrington Stanley 3-1. I`m looking forward to seeing if these boys will be kept together long enough for them to appear in the first team as men. I doubt it will ever happen though.
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Good win for youth team on 09:35 - Feb 6 with 4064 viewsBrierls

Why do you doubt it will ever happen?
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Good win for youth team on 09:59 - Feb 6 with 4029 viewsDaleiLama

Good win for youth team on 09:35 - Feb 6 by Brierls

Why do you doubt it will ever happen?


One issue is will the upwards trajectory continue for each player. Some will no doubt reach their best earlier and show less improvement with time, but there should be as many who bloom later. Physicality is certainly an issue in L1 and without enough of it, it's difficult for any player to flourish consistently. Ideally, we won't have to rush any of them too much and can get the best out of them when they are ready. It's worked pretty well so far.

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Good win for youth team on 10:37 - Feb 6 with 3978 viewsDareToCalvin

Its one thing being good at youth team level; and once again our team is very good; but its a completely different kettle of fish stepping up to League 1, or even League 2, and the simple fact is that a maximum of 2 players from the team will be capable of even coming close to stepping up. James Hooper scored goals for fun for example in the Youth Team and was given a chance but ultimately was not good enough and is now an important player for Chorley, which is where most of these lads will probably end up if they continue playing.
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Good win for youth team on 11:30 - Feb 6 with 3921 viewsaleanddale

We just need one John Stones!

Or even better a Rooney!

One gem - a top notch real deal good un! He must be out there somewhere!
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Good win for youth team on 11:48 - Feb 6 with 3892 viewskel

Good win for youth team on 10:37 - Feb 6 by DareToCalvin

Its one thing being good at youth team level; and once again our team is very good; but its a completely different kettle of fish stepping up to League 1, or even League 2, and the simple fact is that a maximum of 2 players from the team will be capable of even coming close to stepping up. James Hooper scored goals for fun for example in the Youth Team and was given a chance but ultimately was not good enough and is now an important player for Chorley, which is where most of these lads will probably end up if they continue playing.


Hooper hardly ever features for Chorley and if he does it’s off the bench for the closing minutes of a game. Hardly an important player.
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Good win for youth team on 13:55 - Feb 6 with 3722 viewsscarrow

I'm not sure who is in the final year of their scholarship but Yonsian must stand a chance of a contract.

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Good win for youth team on 14:54 - Feb 6 with 3663 viewskiwidale

Good win for youth team on 13:55 - Feb 6 by scarrow

I'm not sure who is in the final year of their scholarship but Yonsian must stand a chance of a contract.


It remains a mystery why the vast majority young players invariably fail whether at Dale or at United. I don't know the answer maybe its over supply. Every year more talented youngsters are released to make way for the next batch of talented youngsters who will also be released and on it goes. Are they discarded too early, is it because there is no path for them after 18 or 20. Is football itself failing them. Are the clubs not putting enough resources or providing enough individual coaching tailored for their individual needs. Is the team structure aspect of coaching failing them or are they simply not good enough. How long before a Central defender emerges, what kind of scholarship and just how much coaching did Craig Dawson get at academy level before bursting into our first team? and finally how did Kevin Townson fail under our care.
[Post edited 6 Feb 2019 14:57]

This is not the time for bickering.

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Good win for youth team on 15:18 - Feb 6 with 3623 viewsYorkshire_Dale

We have 123 players in our Academy......supported by 21 Staff,that's not a bad ratio at all per pupil as it were......there must be a gem in there somewhere!
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Good win for youth team on 15:58 - Feb 6 with 3573 viewsseasidedale

players whose contract are up are
Lewis Bradley (Midfielder)

Juwon Hamzat (Left Back)

Florent Hoti (Midfielder)

James Neild (Centre Back)

Fabio Tavares (Striker)

Louis White (Midfielder)

Florian Yonsian (Striker)
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Good win for youth team on 16:45 - Feb 6 with 3520 viewsJames1980

Good win for youth team on 15:58 - Feb 6 by seasidedale

players whose contract are up are
Lewis Bradley (Midfielder)

Juwon Hamzat (Left Back)

Florent Hoti (Midfielder)

James Neild (Centre Back)

Fabio Tavares (Striker)

Louis White (Midfielder)

Florian Yonsian (Striker)


Could Hamzat be the answer to our left back issues

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Good win for youth team on 11:07 - Feb 7 with 3241 viewsDaleiLama



Full highlights only available on subscription. Go figure.

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Good win for youth team on 13:59 - Feb 7 with 3114 viewsJames1980

Good win for youth team on 11:07 - Feb 7 by DaleiLama



Full highlights only available on subscription. Go figure.


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Good win for youth team on 19:13 - Feb 7 with 2949 viewsShun

Good win for youth team on 14:54 - Feb 6 by kiwidale

It remains a mystery why the vast majority young players invariably fail whether at Dale or at United. I don't know the answer maybe its over supply. Every year more talented youngsters are released to make way for the next batch of talented youngsters who will also be released and on it goes. Are they discarded too early, is it because there is no path for them after 18 or 20. Is football itself failing them. Are the clubs not putting enough resources or providing enough individual coaching tailored for their individual needs. Is the team structure aspect of coaching failing them or are they simply not good enough. How long before a Central defender emerges, what kind of scholarship and just how much coaching did Craig Dawson get at academy level before bursting into our first team? and finally how did Kevin Townson fail under our care.
[Post edited 6 Feb 2019 14:57]


I’ve oft theorised that all good youth players (as ours undoubtedly are) could well make it, but what happens around the ages of 18, 20, 21 etc. hugely influences their career. I suspect that if Yonsian, Tavares, Hoti and a few others now became first team players and played regularly in League One then they’d eventually develop into good players at this level. The trouble is no team in the land can afford to just sideline all their senior pros and introduce a first-team full of academy graduates.

So invariably the vast majority get released, find a club lower down the leagues, and a hugely significant time of their footballing development takes place at a lower standard, thereby stunting their progress.
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Good win for youth team on 11:36 - Feb 8 with 2768 viewsDaleiLama

Cracking first touch, ran with the ball with pace and thunderbolt shot.


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Good win for youth team on 12:03 - Feb 8 with 2728 viewsscarrow

Good win for youth team on 19:13 - Feb 7 by Shun

I’ve oft theorised that all good youth players (as ours undoubtedly are) could well make it, but what happens around the ages of 18, 20, 21 etc. hugely influences their career. I suspect that if Yonsian, Tavares, Hoti and a few others now became first team players and played regularly in League One then they’d eventually develop into good players at this level. The trouble is no team in the land can afford to just sideline all their senior pros and introduce a first-team full of academy graduates.

So invariably the vast majority get released, find a club lower down the leagues, and a hugely significant time of their footballing development takes place at a lower standard, thereby stunting their progress.


Look at Yt’s who have come though and everyone thought would be next big thing

Kevin Townson - wrong manager at wrong time
Reece Grey - injury cost him
James Hooper - so much hype, didn’t kick on for whatever reason

Could Aaron Morley be about to be added to that list

Sometimes its the right place at the right time.

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Good win for youth team on 12:30 - Feb 8 with 2688 viewsJames1980

Is it likely that if we were safe or very close to being safe YT players would get more opportunities in the first team?

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Good win for youth team on 12:50 - Feb 8 with 2672 viewsTipperaryDale

Why don't more players make it from youth football?

Because footballers have a playing career of around 15 years - it's not possible that there are spaces for players from every age group. About 1.5 a year would be the level you'd expect if clubs had similar squad sizes year on year, and retirement ages were about static. Think we do alright on this, considering some Premier League academies must be producing more pro footballers than can fit in their teams, and filter downwards (ie some academies would produce none or next to none).
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