Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
1st place man city v 2nd place everton,everton 3 points from top with 2 games in hand,
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Adarabioyo, Kongolo & Dilrosun are stand-out players to keep an eye on for City.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
local lads?!
.....I remember them winning the FA Trophy at Wembley but that was a long time ago. It's an ok standard but I'm surprised young professionals at a Premier club can't find a better level.
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
HT score, man city u18s 0 Everton u18s 0
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
Local to Africa mate.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
1-0 city,pen on 75-city also hit bar on half time,city have suppose to have been good 2nd half
Why because he's 23? Mason and Carroll have been given chances at Spurs when they were that age and look how that's paid off! Footballs evolving and players develop at different ages, just because he's not in the team at 21 doesn't mean he doesn't have a chance of a career. Give the guy a chance and get behind him if he plays. COYB
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
I think more like he went to charlton and ther fans thought he was useless and hes 23 years old. Its actually bewildering that martinez gave him a 3 year contract.
Him and Junior are not going to make it with us now.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Final score man city u18s 1 everton u18s 0
other score Liverpool u18s 3 man u18s 0,[man utd hit woodwork 3 times]
Table
man city 41 points from 19 games,
Liverpool 37 points from 18 games
Everton 35 points from 17 games
Blackburn 25 points from 15 games
Wolves 24 points from 19 games
Middlesbrough 23 points from 16 games
west brom 21 points from 17 games
Blackburn hold the last place to get into the next phrase
This was evertons 3rd defeat in a row in the league and 4th defeat in a row in all,next game v Middlesbrough at home next sat 12.30
other score Liverpool u18s 3 man u18s 0,[man utd hit woodwork 3 times]
Table
man city 41 points from 19 games,
Liverpool 37 points from 18 games
Everton 35 points from 17 games
Blackburn 25 points from 15 games
Wolves 24 points from 19 games
Middlesbrough 23 points from 16 games
west brom 21 points from 17 games
Blackburn hold the last place to get into the next phrase
This was evertons 3rd defeat in a row in the league and 4th defeat in a row in all,next game v Middlesbrough at home next sat 12.30
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And before that he had a good loan at Cardiff.... If you look at mason for Spurs list of loans not all of them were brilliant either. Anyway I'm not saying he is good enough I'm saying don't write him off before he's given a chance, even if he is 23 as its worked for other clubs, it might work for us, it might not but you never know Untill you try.
Hantakun
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Errm... turns out he didn't make the bench after all. Oh well.
Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
Disappointed he didn't make the bench along with kenny. Mcaleny & Pennington will never make it IMO, both will be gone in the summer
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
http://www.evertonfc.com/fixtures/2...demy-league/man-city-u18-vs-everton-u18/match
Everton Under-18s lost ground in the race for the league title as they lost 1-0 at Manchester City.
The Blues headed to the City Football Academy sitting in second behind the Citizens, but were thwarted by a second-half penalty.
Both Ciaran O’Loughlin and Charlie Albinson had both been called into action as the two sides traded chances in the opening period.
But on 75 minutes, Jack Bainbridge was deemed to have brought down Lukas Nmecha in the box and the City youngster sent O’Loughlin the wrong way from the spot.
Bainbridge almost atoned for conceding the penalty with a late header but it was not to be for the young Toffees.
The match was former Blue’s John Ebbrell’s first game in charge following the latest rotation of Academy coaches and he told evertonfc.com: "We did really well in the first half hour - we did everything we wanted apart from getting a goal.
"There was maximum effort throughout and we tried to force some pressure late on. It was one of those games where we couldn’t get in front. We resisted them to very good effect - that was pleasing.
"The key thing for me in my first game with this group was to work with them and see how they coped under pressure but still doing what we had worked on. There was lots of evidence of that and it was a really committed performance. Even after the penalty we pushed ourselves forward and City were pleased to hear the final whistle.
Everton Under-18s lost ground in the race for the league title as they lost 1-0 at Manchester City.
The Blues headed to the City Football Academy sitting in second behind the Citizens, but were thwarted by a second-half penalty.
Both Ciaran O’Loughlin and Charlie Albinson had both been called into action as the two sides traded chances in the opening period.
But on 75 minutes, Jack Bainbridge was deemed to have brought down Lukas Nmecha in the box and the City youngster sent O’Loughlin the wrong way from the spot.
Bainbridge almost atoned for conceding the penalty with a late header but it was not to be for the young Toffees.
The match was former Blue’s John Ebbrell’s first game in charge following the latest rotation of Academy coaches and he told evertonfc.com: "We did really well in the first half hour - we did everything we wanted apart from getting a goal.
"There was maximum effort throughout and we tried to force some pressure late on. It was one of those games where we couldn’t get in front. We resisted them to very good effect - that was pleasing.
"The key thing for me in my first game with this group was to work with them and see how they coped under pressure but still doing what we had worked on. There was lots of evidence of that and it was a really committed performance. Even after the penalty we pushed ourselves forward and City were pleased to hear the final whistle.