oxford blue Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 In the Guardian is a feature of the best young talent at each of the clubs in the PL.This is the Leicester youngster: Oli Ewing (3.1.03) After surprisingly being released by Fulham last season, Ewing signed for Leicester in February and has not looked back. The teenager, who played grassroots football for the majority of his childhood before joining Fulham, has captained Wales at under-15 and under-16 level. He has played as a No 4, No 8 and a No 10 for Leicester, although they believe that his best position is as an attacking midfielder. Technically good, comfortable using both feet and capable of seeing a pass, Ewing played for Leicester's youth team as a schoolboy last season and has been around their under-23 squad this term. He is an intelligent boy, too, and left school with 10 A-C grade. It will be interesting to follow his progress.
jonthefox Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 Anyone born in 2003 should still be into The tweenies and wear Thomas pyjama's in my opinion.
jonthefox Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 Just now, murphy said: Stand by for a deluge of Dallas puns. If you hear any , just tex us
davieG Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 29 minutes ago, murphy said: Stand by for a deluge of Dallas puns. Well his first name is an anagram of Oil
Izzy Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 1 hour ago, murphy said: Stand by for a deluge of Dallas puns. FFS Murph, I came on this thread to do exactly that and now you've gone and spoiled it
weller54 Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 We'll sign him, he'll go on to become one of the greatest LCFC players of all time and make over 100 appearances for England.. Then one day he'll wake up and have a shower...........
StanSP Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 Seeing that date of birth isn't depressing at all.
Grebfromgrebland Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 11 minutes ago, mazarron fox said: Oil be blowed Is it your birthday?
murphy Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 55 minutes ago, Izzy said: FFS Murph, I came on this thread to do exactly that and now you've gone and spoiled it Ha. Well don't mind me Izzy, knock yourself out. tbh, I was too, but it was not as easy I thought. Complete pun famine here.
jonthefox Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 1 hour ago, mazarron fox said: Oil be blowed Don't be crude .
jayfox26 Posted 8 November 2019 Posted 8 November 2019 3 hours ago, oxford blue said: In the Guardian is a feature of the best young talent at each of the clubs in the PL.This is the Leicester youngster: Oli Ewing (3.1.03) After surprisingly being released by Fulham last season, Ewing signed for Leicester in February and has not looked back. The teenager, who played grassroots football for the majority of his childhood before joining Fulham, has captained Wales at under-15 and under-16 level. He has played as a No 4, No 8 and a No 10 for Leicester, although they believe that his best position is as an attacking midfielder. Technically good, comfortable using both feet and capable of seeing a pass, Ewing played for Leicester's youth team as a schoolboy last season and has been around their under-23 squad this term. He is an intelligent boy, too, and left school with 10 A-C grade. It will be interesting to follow his progress. Hi Oli 🙋♂️
Vardinio'sCat Posted 9 November 2019 Posted 9 November 2019 Slippery customer, slick passing, oozes class
UniFox21 Posted 9 November 2019 Posted 9 November 2019 What did Oli Ewing say when falling out of a tree? Ewing-o Ewing-o Ewing-o
weller54 Posted 9 November 2019 Posted 9 November 2019 On 09/11/2019 at 02:38, Vardinio'sCat said: Slippery customer, slick passing, oozes class We should shell out for him!.. Heard his BP is low too 5/30.
Dorkingfox Posted 9 November 2019 Posted 9 November 2019 Brendan Rodgers is trying to steals a march on Celtic as Bruno Davidson earns Leicester chance amid a transfer chase, the 15-year-old winger plays for Edinburgh boys’ side Hutchison Vale and has attracted interest from clubs north and south of the border.
fazzyfox Posted 9 November 2019 Posted 9 November 2019 He suffered a nasty kick the other day and his ankle is sue-ellen up
Stubbie Posted 30 July 2020 Posted 30 July 2020 my son went to the same school as Oli. My boy plays for Aldershot Town Academy and is in the football crowd at school so isnt crap at football but according to my son Oli has always been another level. I'm sure he will do well
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