Captain... Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Clearly there is a mistake, we have only named 24 players and left out Logan! Pearson out!
Vicki Vixen Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 "A Home Grown player will be defined as one who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21)." In that case, surely Schlupp (who's been with us for ages) should be classed as home grown? Especially seeing as other non-UK nationals like Kaspar are classed as HG. I came to the same conclusion about Schlupp. Surely he has been in our academy for at least 3 years and therefore should also be a Home Grown player?
kurssel Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Nobody knows where he is from...He just won a competition that he saw on the back of his double whopper which entitled him to a two year contract at Leicester City. It was Terry Robinsons idea to raise the profile of the club. I thought it was in a multi pack of walkers
Les-TA-Jon Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Kaspar Peter Schmeichel Ritchie Ria Alfons De Laet Kurt Happy Zouma
davieG Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 homegrown at a glance HOW MANY SENIOR HOMEGROWN PLAYERS ARE PLYING THEIR TRADE IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE? Arsenal (8) - Francis Coquelin, Kieran Gibbs, Damian Martinez, Aaron Ramsey, Wojciech Szczesny, Theo Walcott, Danny Welbeck, Jack Wilshere. Aston Villa (16) - Gabriel Agbonlahor, Nathan Baker, Darren Bent, Ciaran Clark, Tom Cleverley, Joe Cole, Fabian Delph, Shay Given, Christopher Herd, Matthew Lowton, Charles N'Zogbia, Kieran Richardson, Philippe Senderson, Benjamin Siegrist, Andreas Weimann, Ashley Westwood. Burnley (19) - Ashley Barnes, George Boyd, Aleksander Cisak, Michael Duff, Matthew Gilks, Tom Heaton, David Jones, Lukas Jutkiewicz, Michael Kightly, Kevin Long, Dean Marney, Benjamin Mee, Luke O'Neill, Steven Reid, Jason Shackell, Marvin Sordell, Matthew Taylor, Kieran Trippier, Sam Vokes. Chelsea (3) - Gary Cahill, Cesc Fabregas, John Terry. Crystal Palace (15) - Barry Bannan, Fraizer Campbell, Scott Dann, Ezekiel Fryers, Dwight Gayle, Wayne Hennessey, Andrew Johnson, Martin Kelly, Joe Ledley, Adrian Mariappa, Patrick McCarthy, Jason Puncheon, Jerome Thomas, Joel Ward, Wilfried Zaha. Everton (8) - Leighton Baines, Gareth Barry, Darron Gibson, Tony Hibbert, Phil Jagielka, Conor McAleny, James McCarthy, Leon Osman. Hull City (13) - Sone Aluko, Robert Brady, Alex Bruce, James Chester, Curtis Davies, Michael Dawson, Steve Harper, Tom Huddlestone, Thomas Ince, Jake Livermore, Paul McShane, Stephen Quinn, Liam Rosenior. Leicester City (17) - Marc Albrighton, Adam Dawson, Ritchie De Laet, Danny Drinkwater, Ben Hamer, Dean Hammond, Matthew James, Andy King, Paul Konchesky, Wes Morgan, David Nugent, Kasper Schmeichel, Danny Simpson, Adam Smith, Matthew Upson, Jamie Vardy, Chris Wood. Liverpool (9) - Joe Allen, Fabio Borini, Steven Gerrard, Jordan Henderson, Glen Johnson, Brad Jones, Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert, Daniel Sturridge. Manchester City (8) - Dedryck Boyata, Gael Clichy, John Guidetti, Joe Hart, Frank Lampard, James Milner, Scott Sinclair, Richard Wright. Manchester United (12) - Ben Amos, Michael Carrick, Jonny Evans, Darren Fletcher, Phil Jones, Jesse Lingard, Rafael da Silva, Davide Petrucci, Wayne Rooney, Chris Smalling, Marnick Vermijl, Ashley Young. Newcastle United (9) - Sammy Ameobi, Jack Colback, Paul Dummett, Robert Elliot, Tim Krul, Ryan Taylor, Steven Taylor, Haris Vuckic, Michael Williamson. Queens Park Rangers (18) - Joey Barton, Steven Caulker, Richard Dunne, Maximilian Ehmer, Rio Ferdinand, Robert Green, Karl Henry, Clint Hill, Junior Hoilett, Alex McCarthy, Brian Murphy, Jordon Mutch, Nedum Onuoha, Matthew Phillips, Adel Taarabt, Armand Traore, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Bobby Zamora. Southampton (9) - Ryan Bertrand, Nathaniel Clyne, Jack Cork, Kelvin Davis, Steven Davis, Fraser Forster, Shane Long, Jay Rodriguez, Morgan Schneiderlin. Stoke City (12) - Phil Bardsley, Asmir Begovic, Peter Crouch, Robert Huth, Stephen Ireland, Victor Moses, Ryan Shawcross, Steven Sidwell, Jonathan Walters, Glenn Whelan, Andrew Wilkinson, Marc Wilson. Sunderland (12) - Liam Bridcutt, Wes Brown, Will Buckley, Lee Catermole, Danny Graham, Adam Johnson, Billy Jones, Sebastian Larsson, Vito Mannone, John O'Shea, Jack Rodwell, Patrick van Aanholt. Swansea City (12) - Kyle Bartley, Leon Britton, Tom Carroll, David Cornell, Nathan Dyer, Curtis Obeng, Ashley Richards, Wayne Routledge, Jonjo Shelvey, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Neil Taylor, Ashley Williams. Tottenham (6) - Aaron Lennon, Ryan Mason, Kyle Naughton, Danny Rose, Andros Townsend, Kyle Walker. West Brom (10) - Victor Anichebe, Chris Baird, Chris Brunt, Luke Daniels, Craig Dawson, Ben Foster, Craig Gardner, Joleon Lescott, James Morrison, Boaz Myhill. West Ham (13) - Andy Carroll, Carlton Cole, James Collins, Aaron Cresswell, Stewart Downing, Matt Jarvis, Sebastian Lletget, Mark Noble, Kevin Nolan, Joey O'Brien, Alex Song, James Tomkins, Ricardo Vaz Te. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2743378/Manchester-United-homegrown-players-Arsenal-Chelsea-Liverpool-Man-City.html#ixzz3CLOBettI Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
AyewJoking Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Am I missing something here? GTF not listed as home grown??? Wheres he from? He is listed as Over grown.
ADK Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Interesting that the team most likely to win the title is the team that has the least home grown players.
Captain... Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Interesting that the team most likely to win the title is the team that has the least home grown players. And the 3 promoted teams have the most.
Vicki Vixen Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 homegrown at a glance Burnley (19) - Ashley Barnes, George Boyd, Aleksander Cisak, Michael Duff, Matthew Gilks, Tom Heaton, David Jones, Lukas Jutkiewicz, Michael Kightly, Kevin Long, Dean Marney, Benjamin Mee, Luke O'Neill, Steven Reid, Jason Shackell, Marvin Sordell, Matthew Taylor, Kieran Trippier, Sam Vokes. Market leaders for home grown talent
jammie82uk Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Interesting that the team most likely to win the title is the team that has the least home grown players. And as a result of that will have to do it with the smallest squad as well
Houdini Logic Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 "A Home Grown player will be defined as one who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21)." In that case, surely Schlupp (who's been with us for ages) should be classed as home grown? Especially seeing as other non-UK nationals like Kaspar are classed as HG. What would happen with a player like Howard? Wasn't he working as a roofer until he was 20?!
act smiley Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Same as GTF, non home-grown as he'd have only been registered a couple of years (unless he was in non-league for longer than wikipedia claims).
Father Ted Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Market leaders for home grown talent Of which two were bred by us. Chelsea are a disgrace to British football.
Fatty Arbuckle Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Of which two were bred by us. Chelsea are a disgrace to British football. Might be missing someone obvious, but who are the 2? Cisak and? It's ok, I can see now. Luke O'Neill.
Lineker's Left Foot Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 He's supposed to be the next big thing, from what I've heard. If he's ever to make it in our first team though, he'll have to be prepared to face an inquisition from our fans whenever his form slips. Otherwise, they'll be calling for him to walk the plank. We're in the PL now - so it's going to be a case of chucking them in the deep end and seeing if they 'sink or swim' for a lot of our youngsters. Layton Ndukwu is THE one who will make it one day..... apparently
Xen Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Layton Ndukwu is THE one who will make it one day..... apparently Clearly my attempt to continue the puns and get another pun-based thread going didn't work,
Steven Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 Layton Ndukwu is THE one who will make it one day..... apparently http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/topic/90543-sky-sports-fri-night-layton-ndukwu
OLD norfox Posted 4 September 2014 Posted 4 September 2014 A few funny names !! 25 Man Squad: (* means homegrown)*Albrighton, Marc KevinCambiasso, Esteban*Dawson, Adam Ryan*De Laet, Ritchie Ria Alfons*Drinkwater, Daniel Noel*Hamer, Benjamin John*Hammond, Dean John*James, Matthew Lee*King, AndrewKnockaert, Anthony*Konchesky, Paul MartynMahrez, Riyad*Morgan, Westley Nathan*Nugent, David JamesSchlupp, Jeffrey*Schmeichel, Kasper Peter*Simpson, Daniel Peter*Smith, Adam CliffordTaylor-Fletcher, GaryUlloa Fernandez, Jose Leonardo*Upson, Matthew James*Vardy, JamieWasilewski, Marcin*Wood, ChrisUnder-21s list (Contract and Scholars)Anderson, Conor RhysBailey, Kyle StuartBarmby, JackBarnes, Harvey LewisBarrington, MarcelBramley, MaxBurke, Sean JosephCain, Michael DeanChilwell, Benjamin JamesChoudhury, HamzaDavis, Joseph StevenDodoo, JosephDombrauskis, TomasDusabe, ChrisElder, Callum RoddieFox, Brandon LeviFura, Toby CarlHopper, Thomas EdwardKennedy, KieranKing, Keenan RakwarneKipre, CedricKnight, Joshua MichaelLawrence, Thomas MorrisMaddison, JonathanMcCourt, JakMiles, Matthew RichardMoore, Elliott JordanMoore, Liam SimonMuskwe, Admiral DalindlelaOlukanmi, Andre CameronPanayiotou, Harrison AndreasPearson, JamesPepe-Ngoma, HervePercival, Elliot JamesPowell, Nicholas EdwardRowe, Daniel IsaiahRowley, Louis JamesScott, Kristian AdrianSesay, AlieSmith-Varnam, Max PresleyStankevicius, SimonasWatson, RyanRead more: http://www.leicester.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=369573#ixzz3CNC1RoJ7
Alexikokopops Posted 5 September 2014 Posted 5 September 2014 So it should be Jose Ulloa-Fernandez? Standard Spanish naming convention is that they have two surnames, one from the father and one from the mother. However they only call themselves by one, usually the father's, and this is the one that is passed to their children. Hence Mikel Arteta Amatriain, Francesc Fabregas Soler and Ander Herrera Aguera for example. I'm presuming it's a similar thing in Argentina to some extent - Sergio Aguero Del Castillo is similar, but Collocini and Demichelis don't, nor does my Argentinian friend, so I don't know for sure. I can't answer why he goes by Leonardo rather than José though
sylofox Posted 5 September 2014 Posted 5 September 2014 http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/admiral-muskwe/profil/spieler/314378 http://www.lrsport.org/profiles/admiral-muskwe The Admiral is a striker. I so hope he makes it just for the sea of puns that will crop up. You can just see it in the sun in two weeks time. UTD all at sea after the Admiral sinks them. lol
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