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Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 4:39 amby account deleted by request
A few of our past "stars"
Domonic Matteo - Stoke City
David Thompson - Bolton
Robbie Foy, Ramon Calliste- Scunthorpe United
Calum Woods- Dunfermline Athletic
Darren Potter - Wolves
Neil Mellor - Preston
Stephen Warnock - Blackburn Rovers
Stephen Wright -Sunderland
John Welsh - Hull
Ritchie Partridge - Rotherham
Paul harrison - Southport
James Olsen - Stayleybridge Celtic
Jon Otsemobor is at Crewe
Andrew Nicholas is playing for Swindon
Alan Navarro, John Miles-Macclesfield Town
Steven Gillespie plays for Cheltenham
Steven Vaughan is at Boston
Phil Charnock- Fleetwood Town
Peter Cavanagh, Ian Dunbavin- Accrington Stanley
Steven McNulty- Vauxhall Motors
Chris Butler- Barrow
Neil Prince is playing for Stayleybridge Celtic
Jason Massie, Carl Noon Adam Hitchen, Mark Duffy and Adam Flynn are all at Prescot Cables
Phil Brazier plays for Marine
Matt Parry, John Boardman, Chris O’Brien- Colwyn bay
Goalkeeper Peter Crookes now plays for Skelmersdale United
Steven Torpey plays Halifax Town
Layton Maxwell- caernarfon town
John Paul Kelly is playing for Bohemian FC in Ireland
Michael Foley-sheridan- St.Patricks
Mark Smyth - Bangor City in the Welsh Premier League
Ian Armstrong - Unknown
Ryan Wilkie - Unknown
Paul Willis & Paul Lancaster- Unknown
Danny Smith- Currently playing Sunday League Football for Blue Union and on a Saturday for Speke FC
Francis Smith- Unknown
James Frayne- was signed for Chester after a trial but has not featured for their first team
Phil Townley- Unknown
Jordan Holmes - Unknown
Ripped off TLW
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 4:44 amby 112-1077774096
cheers saint, pretty much proves what we are saying
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 4:55 amby account deleted by request
David Mannix - Hamarkameratene
Carl Clampitt working in JJB
Will Grisdale, who's in the army
Danny Smith is working in a warehouse
Neil Prince worked in the Home Office
Adam Hitchen is at Connahs quey Nomads
Lee Jones has just signed for Cefn Druids
Leyton Maxwell as well has playing for caernarfon town is also a bricky
james frayne is also currently on trial at millwall
I think this may prove your point mate 
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 9:08 amby tubby
Speaking of young stars whats happened to Guthrie and Hammil? I thought they were on the "verge" of breaking through. Wasnt one of them on the bech in a European game a few years ago.
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 9:09 amby 112-1077774096
hammil is on loan at dunfermline and played in the scottish cup final at the weekend
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 1:47 pmby Ace Ventura
bavlondon wrote:Speaking of young stars whats happened to Guthrie and Hammil? I thought they were on the "verge" of breaking through. Wasnt one of them on the bech in a European game a few years ago.
Guthrie on loan at Southampton and been getting some very good reports as well.
There was a thread about him thats probably on about the third page.
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 10:34 pmby AussieKopite
s@int wrote:A few of our past "stars"
Domonic Matteo - Stoke City
David Thompson - Bolton
Robbie Foy, Ramon Calliste- Scunthorpe United
Calum Woods- Dunfermline Athletic
Darren Potter - Wolves
Neil Mellor - Preston
Stephen Warnock - Blackburn Rovers
Stephen Wright -Sunderland
John Welsh - Hull
Ritchie Partridge - Rotherham
Paul harrison - Southport
James Olsen - Stayleybridge Celtic
Jon Otsemobor is at Crewe
Andrew Nicholas is playing for Swindon
Alan Navarro, John Miles-Macclesfield Town
Steven Gillespie plays for Cheltenham
Steven Vaughan is at Boston
Phil Charnock- Fleetwood Town
Peter Cavanagh, Ian Dunbavin- Accrington Stanley
Steven McNulty- Vauxhall Motors
Chris Butler- Barrow
Neil Prince is playing for Stayleybridge Celtic
Jason Massie, Carl Noon Adam Hitchen, Mark Duffy and Adam Flynn are all at Prescot Cables
Phil Brazier plays for Marine
Matt Parry, John Boardman, Chris O’Brien- Colwyn bay
Goalkeeper Peter Crookes now plays for Skelmersdale United
Steven Torpey plays Halifax Town
Layton Maxwell- caernarfon town
John Paul Kelly is playing for Bohemian FC in Ireland
Michael Foley-sheridan- St.Patricks
Mark Smyth - Bangor City in the Welsh Premier League
Ian Armstrong - Unknown
Ryan Wilkie - Unknown
Paul Willis & Paul Lancaster- Unknown
Danny Smith- Currently playing Sunday League Football for Blue Union and on a Saturday for Speke FC
Francis Smith- Unknown
James Frayne- was signed for Chester after a trial but has not featured for their first team
Phil Townley- Unknown
Jordan Holmes - Unknown
Ripped off TLW
...and how many of them were signed by Rafa?
Maybe Rafa is trying to get a good youth program in place much like Arsenal's League Cup finalists...
Posted:
Wed May 30, 2007 3:11 pmby account deleted by request
Liverpool have added another young prospect to their ranks in the shape of Swedish teenager Alexander Kacaniklic.
The midfielder first impressed during a 12-day trial at Anfield in February, before shining again in April, and has now signed a three-year contract to move to England.
Explaining his decision to leave Helsingborgs, the 15-year-old expressed his belief that his career will be better served on Merseyside.
"It's at this age you develop the most and the conditions are much better at Liverpool," Kacaniklic told Helsingborgs Dagblad.
Rafa Benitez is currently plotting an overhaul of his first team squad, and the acquisition of the young midfielder is another step in his side project to freshen up his reserve options.
Skysports
Another young star of the future signs. Looks like Rafa is really getting serious about signing up the best young players.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:18 amby LFC #1
The reality is that most of the youngsters we sign probably won't make it at Liverpool, but because they cost peanuts I don't see it as a risk signing a lot of them, rather a good idea on Rafa's part.
Rafa realises this I'm sure and is thus buying lots of youngsters with potential hoping a few of them will be regualr starters in the future. If we get 4-5 first teamers (not necessarily starters) out of the lot Rafa has signed the last two seasons or so and also sell a couple more off at a profit then it represents an excellent investment IMO.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 1:33 amby The Manhattan Project
It's true that not all young lads make it at LFC, like other clubs.
But really how much do we lose by giving them a chance at least?
The potential reward for finding a star outweights the expense of giving them a shot.
Posted:
Thu May 31, 2007 3:09 pmby RedBlood
i like that were buying all these youngsters they dont cost much and all it takes is for 2 or 3 of them to make the first team and we will reap the rewards
you dont win the lottery unless you buy a ticket and the more tickets you buy the better your odds of winning become