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The Debutants P6 Mat Stevens P12 Touchline No. 28 / JANUARY 2016 www.lfe.org.uk @LFEonline /LFEonline BORO’S EURO DELIGHT P8 THE DEBUTANTS P6 MAT STEVENS P12 MY FUTURE TODAY P16 NEW ZEALAND & AUSTRALIA P18 Henry Lander AFC Bournemouth As The FA Youth Cup reaches the David Popa Birmingham City 3rd round stage clubs from The FA Youth Cup Championship and Premier League Matty Foulds Bury enter the fray. At the time of writing Karlan Ahearne-Grant Charlton Athletic The story so far here’s what’s happened so far... the Callum Ainley Crewe Alexandra Eleven outstanding apprentices11 Adam Male Hartlepool United impressed our Regional Officers to JACK WYLIE stand out in October as LFE celebrated Michael Clark Leyton Orient BY their footballing and academic success. Clive Smith Preston North End Nominations are made on four occasions during the Shea Gordon Sheffield United This year’s competition has been littered with shock Portsmouth scraped past Bristol Rovers on penalties season by LFE’s team of Regional Officers. All winners Matthew Penney Sheffield Wednesday results. Burton Albion (on penalties) and Shrewsbury and have the daunting prospect of hosting big receive a certificate, a cheque for £50 and the distinction Town both suffered at the hands of Ilkeston whose spending Manchester City. Huddersfield and of an appearance on LFE’s website. Daren Askew Tranmere Rovers exploits have been rewarded by receiving a home tie Rotherham face equally tough assignments against against Newcastle United. holders Chelsea and Tottenham respectively. Meanwhile Metropolitan Police FC stunned Yeovil Over at Carlisle, director and co-owner Steven Town on penalties to book a third round meeting Pattison was forced to act as a stand-in official in their with Burnley. 1-0 FA Youth Cup 2nd round win over Doncaster Rovers. A handful of Football League clubs suffered shock first round exits. Gillingham, the only team this term Carl Taylor’s penalty gave Carlisle victory 10 minutes not to lose to Luton were surprisingly beaten 2-1 by into extra-time – though Rovers thought they had USA Ebbsfleet United, while Dagenham and Redbridge levelled two minutes from time only to see Pattison’s fell to Peterborough. raised flag rule the goal out for offside. GOAL Scholarships Mansfield though avoided a similar fate knocking out Back at Brunton Park for the 3rd round, the OF THE MONTH Since 2010 more than 170 LFE apprentices Dereham Town, the conquerors of Peterborough, 4-3 Cumbrians fell to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Preston. have crossed the Atlantic Ocean to join a to set up a fixture with Sunderland. Arron Bradbury had levelled matters after Jack Mansfield Town’s Teddy Bloor scooped USA university. Burgoyne’s early goal but Josh Earl grabbed an extra- the prize in October’s goal bonanza Middlesbrough will be hoping to avoid any time winner for North End. with a fantastic free-kick against Burton Last year 34 more successfully embarrassment when they travel to the lowest gained a place to pursue their ranked team left in the competition, Worthing FC. Albion. Bloor earned 54% of the public education oversees with the help The Isthmian League Division One South side have vote to surpass competition from eight of Pass4Soccer, LFE’s chosen smashed 29 goals in six games ahead of their fellow apprentices from five clubs. partner in this area. meeting with The Championship giants. Over 6000 votes have been cast so far this Coaches at universities in America Elsewhere, Millwall have scored 11 goals in two season, with Brighton & Hove Albion’s most are already searching for new prolific contender Jordan Maguire-Drew rounds, the same tally they’ve managed in 12 members of their squads for the league games thus far and now face a tasty tie (August) and Wigan Athletic striker Chris Sang next academic year so why not (September) topping the monthly polls. against Charlton Athletic, who lead the Professional find out more from LFE’s Guide to Development League South division. American Scholarships at: WATCH THE GOALS AND CAST YOUR VOTE www.lfe.org.uk/downloads/apprentice-brochures lfe.org.uk/goal-of-the-month LFETV or call Simon Williams on 0845 074 0561 Welcome to Touchline, brought to you by League Football Education The FA Youth Cup is the most prestigious of prizes at under-18 level LFE is supported by: 2 NEWS www.lfe.org.uk @LFEonline /LFEonline NEWS 3 Erasmus+ Player Placements Education Support Fund BY ELAINE BRAND BY ELAINE BRAND 14 ex apprentices, who jetted over to Sweden in July via LFE’s Erasmus+ player placement programme, have now completed the season playing for Ange, BK Sport, Gottne and Ytterhogdals. Thanks to European Union funding via the Erasmus+ scheme, LFE are able to send up to 30 ex-apprentices to Sweden on 13 week placements each year. And the experience is definitely seen as a positive one for all those who take up the opportunity. Shola Oladipo played in every game of the second half of the season for Gottne who managed to avoid relegation after a victory in their final game. “It’s been weird staying here having spent most MAY of my life in London,” says Oladipo. “It’s very different from where I DON’T MISS OUT! 31 live in Brixton – I haven’t heard a police siren for three months! It’s THE DEADLINE FOR ESF SUBMISSIONS IS been great I’ve got to know all the lads, and because we’ve had a couple of Serbians and two Kenyans here too, it’s been interesting League Football Education’s chief testing and iPads to team-building days, filming mixing with them.” executive Alan Sykes is eager for clubs to towers and cooking classes, Sykes is keen to ensure that clubs seize the opportunity. Tevin Shakespeare netted plenty of times for Ange, who finished get the ball rolling by making applications third narrowly missing out on promotion, and plans to go back to for the Education Support Fund (ESF) for “Clubs are welcome to send in applications now,” Sweden next season. Ytterhogdals just missed out on the play-offs the 2015–16 season. said Sykes. “I’d encourage them to do this sooner after a really positive start to the season and all five of the ex- rather than later to try and avoid a scenario where a apprentices who spent time with the sixth tier club have also been LFE has contacted all clubs with details of the fund club misses out on the extra funds because they’ve asked back next year. and how to make claims. made a late submission.” ESF grants provide significant funding to clubs Club’s wishing to use the fund should let LFE Harry Hagon, Lewis Clarke, Jordan Harper and Joshua Barr- each season to support and develop the education know their intentions by 29 February 2016. For Rostron, who spent the season with BK Sport, did well for the of apprentice players. Historically used to purchase further details please visit: www.lfe.org.uk/about/ club but couldn’t save them from being relegated after a string of a wide variety of items from lab sessions, speed education-support-fund defeats. “I got a few goals but we were up against it in every game and the club as a whole seemed to realise we were in a division too high,” admitted striker Jordan. “It’s been fantastic though. We’ve Any queries should be directed to Alan Sykes on 01772 326 870 or email: [email protected] seen a whole new lifestyle and it’s something we’ll never forget.” “ It’s been fantastic. We’ve Who went where? Assessment seen a whole new lifestyle ANGE IF and it’s something we’ll Sev Bokciu (Charlton Athletic) never forget.” Omar Carey (Wigan Athletic) Trials 2016 Kieran Duncan (Notts County) Tevin Shakespeare (Walsall) The Assessment Trials offer released players another BK SPORT chance to stay in the game by showcasing their Josh Barr-Rostron (Lincoln City) talents in front of scouts from professional clubs, non- Lewis Clark (Dagenham & Redbridge) league and universities in the UK and abroad. Harry Hagon (Preston North End) The 2016 LFE Assessment Trials will kick off on Jordan Harper (Lincoln City) Thursday 5 May in the North, followed by trials GOTTNE IF in the South on 10 May, and the Midlands on Shola Oladipo (Leyton Orient) 11–12 May. YTTERHOGDALS IK Muctaru Conte (Oxford United) Liam Hardey (York City) Joe Massey (Chesterfield) 1837 Nathan Plews (Middlesbrough) 214 248 OFFICIAL REGISTRATIONS Jake Richards (Coventry City) 4VENUES PLAYERS SCOUTS OF INTEREST 4 NEWS www.lfe.org.uk @LFEonline /LFEonline NEWS 5 Academy Leagues Round-Up BY JACK WYLIE U18 Professional Development League U18 Premier League U18 Professional Development League North U18 Premier League North Eight wins in nine fixtures has given Nottingham While Everton are in pole position after winning Forest some daylight between themselves and the seven on the trot between the start of October rest of the division. But Crewe remain in the hunt and mid-November, Wolves ended that run in six points behind with two games in hand. emphatic fashion. Alex were 2-1 winners at Forest in October, but Wanderers smashed eight past the Blues on dropped points against Bolton (2-2) and last year’s Merseyside with Niall Ennis starring as Romanian winners Huddersfield (4-4) to allow Forest to reclaim winger Nicu Carnat grabbed a hat-trick. the advantage. Second placed Manchester City also had a difficult month, winning just one of their last five games. U18 Professional Development League South Blackburn sit in a comfortable fourth spot, 5 points Charlton Athletic are leading the way once again.
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