You can almost guarantee we'll see a few Fulham kids coming up here.
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You can almost guarantee we'll see a few Fulham kids coming up here.
In the long term, hopefully. Not everything is about today, you have to think about tomorrow sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by tHeArAb
Those bolded areas should (hopefully) in the future have a positive knock on effect to on the pitch in the first teamQuote:
Sharing market intelligence on player
Player development knowledge sharing
Coach development exchange at Academy level
Games and player visits at Academy level
Commercial, Retail & Operational best practice
And a few of ours going down to the bright lights for peanuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by tHeArAb
If something positive comes out of this, all well and good. No disrespect to Fulham but I'm finding it hard to raise any enthusiasm about this.
Likely so G, but I’d guess sell on clauses would be in place for all of them just in case they make the step up.Quote:
Originally Posted by GUNBOAT
Nae doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by GUNBOAT
This kind of stuff is pish imo. It was a South American player link up a few years ago where we were promised promising young, up & coming South Americans would be heading our way & now it's a Fulham player & coach development/exchange. It'll be somethong else in a few years. Asghar will have a pal in the Fulham set up, just like he did at Boca and they'll have came up with some wise idea between them that most likely will come to nothing.
Thing is though, the current Scottish model is shyte and not really working, so is it wrong for clubs to try innovative new stuff? It's not like we are going to be chucking daft money at it I'm sure so Where's the harm in trying?
I'm still waiting on the cream of world talent being delivered from the football genius in India mate,its only a matter of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arabdownsouth
He hasn't worked for United for about a year, went off to Uni.Quote:
Originally Posted by GUNBOAT
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Originally Posted by GUNBOAT