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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win 19:37 - May 16 with 3153 viewsWelsh_Ranger

Maybe something positive during the off-season. Not sure of the caliber of opponents but hey ho! Also as a Welshman does anyone know anything about the young Alfie Tuck?

https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/qpr-u12s-ateitis-cup-150523/
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:03 - May 16 with 3049 viewsQPRSteve

https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/under-18s-news/one-of-r-own-alfie-tuck-120123/
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:08 - May 16 with 3019 viewsBrianMcCarthy

Great stuff. I know it's all about development of the player and the person, but winning never hurts!

Congrats to all involved.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:14 - May 16 with 3001 viewsSuperhoop83

Excellent!

And the trophy will look good in the cabinet next to the Ibiza Cup.

Suffering since 1978.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:27 - May 16 with 2963 viewsted_hendrix

Nice story.

My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:43 - May 16 with 2930 viewsCheshireR

"Also as a Welshman does anyone know anything about the young Alfie Tuck?"

I've seen Alfie play three or four times this season for the U18s. He is a very effective Sam Field type midfielder within his age group. Combative and with an eye for a pass. To progress he will need to develop physically - as he is quite slight in stature currently.
The last game I saw him play was Crewe U18s away on the morning of the Burnley game and he was watched by a Welsh FA scout who was asking how he had being doing recently.
Hopefully he will continue to develop.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 22:20 - May 16 with 2851 viewsaston_hoop

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:43 - May 16 by CheshireR

"Also as a Welshman does anyone know anything about the young Alfie Tuck?"

I've seen Alfie play three or four times this season for the U18s. He is a very effective Sam Field type midfielder within his age group. Combative and with an eye for a pass. To progress he will need to develop physically - as he is quite slight in stature currently.
The last game I saw him play was Crewe U18s away on the morning of the Burnley game and he was watched by a Welsh FA scout who was asking how he had being doing recently.
Hopefully he will continue to develop.


In the Wales squad for the European U17s championships starting tomorrow and I think scored one of the goals that helped them qualify too


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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 07:35 - May 17 with 2672 viewsdavman

Sorry, but QPR U12s should only matter to the kids that play for it and their parents. It's nice that they have won and a lovely experience for all of them, but there is a miniscule chance that this will have any affect on the first team as none of them will make it as professionals at QPR certainly and probably in general. It also probably cost the club a few Bob that apparently we don't have.

The Academy might make for a feel good story now and then, but it's hardly paying it's way, is it?

Just how desperate the club is for a "good news" story.

Sorry!

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 08:42 - May 17 with 2631 viewsQPRSteve

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 22:20 - May 16 by aston_hoop

In the Wales squad for the European U17s championships starting tomorrow and I think scored one of the goals that helped them qualify too



The game v Hungary is on EUFA.tv at 7pm if anyone wants to watch it.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 08:46 - May 17 with 2620 viewssparkey

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 07:35 - May 17 by davman

Sorry, but QPR U12s should only matter to the kids that play for it and their parents. It's nice that they have won and a lovely experience for all of them, but there is a miniscule chance that this will have any affect on the first team as none of them will make it as professionals at QPR certainly and probably in general. It also probably cost the club a few Bob that apparently we don't have.

The Academy might make for a feel good story now and then, but it's hardly paying it's way, is it?

Just how desperate the club is for a "good news" story.

Sorry!


I think its more about sending congratulations to the youngsters.

Not sure anyone is excited about 11 year olds winning a cup, but they are young kids and it would be nice for them to be congratulated by the club & its supporters
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 10:18 - May 17 with 2553 viewsBrianMcCarthy

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 08:46 - May 17 by sparkey

I think its more about sending congratulations to the youngsters.

Not sure anyone is excited about 11 year olds winning a cup, but they are young kids and it would be nice for them to be congratulated by the club & its supporters


That's how I saw it too.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 10:55 - May 17 with 2507 viewshoops_legend

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 07:35 - May 17 by davman

Sorry, but QPR U12s should only matter to the kids that play for it and their parents. It's nice that they have won and a lovely experience for all of them, but there is a miniscule chance that this will have any affect on the first team as none of them will make it as professionals at QPR certainly and probably in general. It also probably cost the club a few Bob that apparently we don't have.

The Academy might make for a feel good story now and then, but it's hardly paying it's way, is it?

Just how desperate the club is for a "good news" story.

Sorry!


miserable man!
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 11:04 - May 17 with 2486 viewsWelsh_Ranger

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 21:43 - May 16 by CheshireR

"Also as a Welshman does anyone know anything about the young Alfie Tuck?"

I've seen Alfie play three or four times this season for the U18s. He is a very effective Sam Field type midfielder within his age group. Combative and with an eye for a pass. To progress he will need to develop physically - as he is quite slight in stature currently.
The last game I saw him play was Crewe U18s away on the morning of the Burnley game and he was watched by a Welsh FA scout who was asking how he had being doing recently.
Hopefully he will continue to develop.


Thanks for that CheshireR. Nice to hear from someone who has seen him in the flesh.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 11:06 - May 17 with 2476 viewsWelsh_Ranger

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 22:20 - May 16 by aston_hoop

In the Wales squad for the European U17s championships starting tomorrow and I think scored one of the goals that helped them qualify too



Thanks Aston, i remember seeing that and hearing the link to QPR which peaked my interest, fingers crossed he continues to develop for both QPR and Wales.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 11:15 - May 17 with 2443 viewsCroydonCaptJack

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 07:35 - May 17 by davman

Sorry, but QPR U12s should only matter to the kids that play for it and their parents. It's nice that they have won and a lovely experience for all of them, but there is a miniscule chance that this will have any affect on the first team as none of them will make it as professionals at QPR certainly and probably in general. It also probably cost the club a few Bob that apparently we don't have.

The Academy might make for a feel good story now and then, but it's hardly paying it's way, is it?

Just how desperate the club is for a "good news" story.

Sorry!


Well there is glass half empty and then there is glass still in the cupboard.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 16:59 - May 17 with 2313 viewsTacticalR

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 11:15 - May 17 by CroydonCaptJack

Well there is glass half empty and then there is glass still in the cupboard.


And let's not forget that when the U12s win something it embarrasses all the senior players who have never won anything. It's very inconsiderate.

Air hostess clique

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 19:15 - May 17 with 2187 viewsdavman

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 11:15 - May 17 by CroydonCaptJack

Well there is glass half empty and then there is glass still in the cupboard.


Mine got smashed years ago supporting this lot!

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 20:26 - May 17 with 2137 viewsMedwayR

Alfie Tuck has come on after an hour.

So far, tidy in possession and picks a good pass, sound positioning and communicating well with his teammates. He could have something about him, left footed too.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 22:05 - May 17 with 2080 viewsAntti_Heinola

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 10:18 - May 17 by BrianMcCarthy

That's how I saw it too.


Well it's the only way to see it unless you are completely joyless.

Bare bones.

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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 08:26 - May 18 with 1927 viewsgazza1

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 16:59 - May 17 by TacticalR

And let's not forget that when the U12s win something it embarrasses all the senior players who have never won anything. It's very inconsiderate.


The senior pro's will be very pleased for the boys........100%. They would probably have been in very similar situations themselves and would know and understand how joyous & important it is.

Well done to the boys and coaches.
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QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 16:19 - May 18 with 1741 viewsderbyhoop

QPR U12s celebrate international cup win on 07:35 - May 17 by davman

Sorry, but QPR U12s should only matter to the kids that play for it and their parents. It's nice that they have won and a lovely experience for all of them, but there is a miniscule chance that this will have any affect on the first team as none of them will make it as professionals at QPR certainly and probably in general. It also probably cost the club a few Bob that apparently we don't have.

The Academy might make for a feel good story now and then, but it's hardly paying it's way, is it?

Just how desperate the club is for a "good news" story.

Sorry!


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