Alan Domeracki

[tHeArAb]

If your good enough your old enough; I know the game is physically tough, but as an analogy in a different sport Capuozzo is comparatively small for a rugby player by todays standards; however he takes the hits and plays with guile and intelligence, setting up the winning try for Italy v Wales, so why can’t Domeracki or any other of similar stature do the same in football? Probably waiting to get the life and football coached out of him I suppose, before getting near first team!

I'm not sure anyone's saying that? I'm sure he'll get his chance when ready. Right now he's 15 playing for the 18's. Just because he's being looked at by bigger clubs doesn't mean he's first team ready for ours. Who knows how close he is.

[offshore_arab83]

wouldnt put the poor laddie in amongst that ****e, thats a proper confidence destroyer

[FTFun]

wonder if tony will offer him a contract...

[Arabdownsouth]

wonder if tony will offer him a contract...

He's just signed one

[DUFCstokie]

It sickens me the way these big clubs flash the cash (piddling amounts for them) and buy up potential. They know full well that clubs like ours are desperate for cash. All part of the football food chain I suppose.

[geofoxposse]

Indeed age is not the question especially around a Tim changing room when Gary Glitters about.

If the lad has skill, strength (none of the first team has) and the aptitude to play and learn then give him a go.

He has a great name. Here in Cyprus when something is small or a minature version the name is suffixed with the -acki-

So tavernaki
Christacki
Messacki etc.

Lets support him if he want to wear tangerine.

[Arabdownsouth]

This is Scottish football we're talking about. The breeding ground of your Jim Goodwins and Scott Browns, the lad will get crucified playing at his age and slender physique. Let him develop first in my opinion.

[geofoxposse]

The whole idea of developing someone is what usually takes away individual flair and creates these automotan zombies that can only play and comply with the Largs ethic.