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Hamza Choudhury Talks Football Upbringing

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On 07/09/2019 at 00:28, StriderHiryu said:

That is him!

 

I had heard he was a ball boy for us and there is the proof! If Hamza keeps developing the way he is, he’ll surely become club captain. I can see him having a Mark Noble type of career - possibly overlooked by the top clubs but a legend among his supporters. 

If Rodgers keeps him developing the way he has I doubt he'll be overlooked by Top clubs for much longer! 

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21 years old. Look at the size of that gaff. Big hair, big house.

 

I wish I'd tried harder at football practice. 

 

Having said that, if I was a millionaire by 21 I'd most likely not have made it to 23. 

 

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His younger brother plays for my Croft U17s team so I have met his mum loads of times. Such a nice woman and completely down to earth. She said that all the times of taking Hamza to his training etc has paid off for him. 

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You know what I like from this article? The fact that he's got his Burton Albion shirt framed and on the wall, shows that he appreciates his journey and the steps he's taken to reach where he is now

 

Seems like quite a humble well grounded lad

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Comes across brilliantly. I love that he is a genuine fan and watched all of the games. The bit about Andy King was really great to read and I can only imagine what he thinks now that he's essentially the new and improved Andy King for the club. 

 

I wonder if he will be a one club man or end up going somewhere else. He obviously "gets" the club because well, he really is one of our own. What I love about his play style is that he plays like a fan - he gives everything on the pitch. Personally it makes me proud and happy to see players like Barnes, Chilwell and Hamza play, because that love for the club (especially from Barnes and Hamza) transmits through to the fans.

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With an attitude like that no wonder he's broken into the first team. Seems a genuine bloke. I like the way he's clearly carrying the England red card with him, using that as a real learning curve. So many footballers couldnt care any less and would have just forgotten about it and moved on. 

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He's only played a handful of first team games, but it's obvious he's got what it takes to succeed at the top level.

 

Credit to our development centre for bringing him through as a decent person, as well as a really decent footballer.

 

I like him a lot, and I hope he stays with us for a long time.

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I enjoyed that. Really good piece - real shame though as they clearly need a proof reader to edit out the errors in grammar and spelling but apart from that a cool article.

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