James Broadbent
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:44 pm
Youth team keeper, been promoted to the first team squad as Number 2 (presumably) for the forseeable future.
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Makes sense. Joe Day has done well this season in goal and deserves his chance.BartonRaz wrote:Youth team keeper, been promoted to the first team squad as Number 2 (presumably) for the forseeable future.
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.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-)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.
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.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.
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 sticksdavealbon wrote: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.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.
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.