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James Broadbent

Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:44 pm
by BartonRaz
Youth team keeper, been promoted to the first team squad as Number 2 (presumably) for the forseeable future.

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:55 pm
by Mad Dog
BartonRaz wrote:Youth team keeper, been promoted to the first team squad as Number 2 (presumably) for the forseeable future.
Makes sense. Joe Day has done well this season in goal and deserves his chance.

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 12:07 am
by Dukes
On a personal note I would I would love to see James there. I taught him for 4 years in middle school and he was a lovely lad. Great to see him progress through a local club. A testament to our youth policy and academy.

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 12:44 am
by Oundle Diamond #2
Dukes wrote:On a personal note I would I would love to see James there. I taught him for 4 years in middle school and he was a lovely lad. Great to see him progress through a local club. A testament to our youth policy and academy.
Same, played in his team on and off from Under 9's. Always put his heart into his football, and hopefully he can make the grade.

Will be interesting to see whether any 2nd year Scholars get offered full-time deals. I haven't watched them in a while, but I'd guess King, Broadbent and possibly Phillips have a good chance.

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 3:29 pm
by TheIncognitoKid
Dukes wrote:On a personal note I would I would love to see James there. I taught him for 4 years in middle school and he was a lovely lad. Great to see him progress through a local club. A testament to our youth policy and academy.
Likewise for me, as my wife taught him at NSB. Although i think we've mention this before! 8-)

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 3:42 pm
by alex_RDFC
he got me released from the youth system as me and him were competing for the same place so glad hes made it. nice lad

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 6:00 pm
by STAGMAN
Good lad,very committed,should turn out to be a good keeper. Hewas onei ha pencilled in to gain a pro at the end of the season.Well done James keep up the good work

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 5:49 pm
by davealbon
Oundle Diamond #2 wrote:Will be interesting to see whether any 2nd year Scholars get offered full-time deals. I haven't watched them in a while, but I'd guess King, Broadbent and possibly Phillips have a good chance.
Morgan Phillips and Callum Earls are the two most promising 2nd years, and as it stands I would expect both of them to earn contracts at the end of the season (although a lot can change in the space of a few months). King clearly has a touch of class about him, but at the moment I would say he is still a little behind Earls and Phillips.

Broady has half a chance of making it IMO, although he's not as good as Joe Day was at that age and probably not as good as Margy either.

Re: James Broadbent

Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 1:08 pm
by TheIncognitoKid
davealbon wrote:
Oundle Diamond #2 wrote:Will be interesting to see whether any 2nd year Scholars get offered full-time deals. I haven't watched them in a while, but I'd guess King, Broadbent and possibly Phillips have a good chance.
Morgan Phillips and Callum Earls are the two most promising 2nd years, and as it stands I would expect both of them to earn contracts at the end of the season (although a lot can change in the space of a few months). King clearly has a touch of class about him, but at the moment I would say he is still a little behind Earls and Phillips.

Broady has half a chance of making it IMO, although he's not as good as Joe Day was at that age and probably not as good as Margy either.
You never know now tho, with extra determination from what has happened and having a decent coach, he may break through. It is tough for a keeper, as i think Joe Day is about the only one who's ever come through our youth system to hold down a first team place, between the sticks