Garage_Doors
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I think Teddy and his Son Charlie Sherringham played against each other , unless i have got it completely wrong.
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Jake Caskey
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I think Teddy and his Son Charlie Sherringham played against each other , unless i have got it completely wrong.
dunno
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Apparently, when Hereford played Aldershot on 1 May 1990, their No 11 was Gary Bowyer. He was joined on the field during the second half by his father, Ian, the former Nottingham Forest player and at that time the Hereford player-manager.
Probably not, if he's not actually his Dad...
Apologies, for the PENDANTRY. Had a bad day...
theonesmith
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Young Seagulls star is urged to stay
11:30am Wednesday 15th April 2009
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By Brian Owen »
Albion will tell their sought-after schoolboy star Jake Caskey: “You’re better off staying with us.”
Caskey, the 14-year-old son of former Spurs midfielder Darren, scored the winner for the Seagulls under-18s at Luton on Saturday.
He is attracting interest from other clubs, believed to include Premier League outfits.
A big club could tempt the associate schoolboy away providing they pay Albion compensation.
However, Seagulls director of football Martin Hinshelwood says Caskey, who was recommended to the club by first-team skipper Nicky Forster, would do better staying where he is.
Asked if other clubs were pursuing Caskey, Hinshelwood said: “There is interest.
“I believe a player has a better chance at a smaller club and you can still move on from there.
“The opportunity is here to play youth-team football as well.
“Jake is a good footballer who wants to play and wants to learn.
“We like to feel he is getting the right treatment and encouragement here.
“Our record over the last few seasons is good in terms of boys coming through, signing professional and playing for the first team.”
Forster tipped Albion off about the young midfielder, who is his stepson, when he joined the club almost two years ago.
Under his current terms, Caskey attends training sessions after school and during holidays. He also plays for the under-16s.
Hinshelwood added: “When we had a look at Jake, we liked what we saw straight away.”
11:30am Wednesday 15th April 2009
Comments (1) Have your say »
By Brian Owen »
Albion will tell their sought-after schoolboy star Jake Caskey: “You’re better off staying with us.”
Caskey, the 14-year-old son of former Spurs midfielder Darren, scored the winner for the Seagulls under-18s at Luton on Saturday.
He is attracting interest from other clubs, believed to include Premier League outfits.
A big club could tempt the associate schoolboy away providing they pay Albion compensation.
However, Seagulls director of football Martin Hinshelwood says Caskey, who was recommended to the club by first-team skipper Nicky Forster, would do better staying where he is.
Asked if other clubs were pursuing Caskey, Hinshelwood said: “There is interest.
“I believe a player has a better chance at a smaller club and you can still move on from there.
“The opportunity is here to play youth-team football as well.
“Jake is a good footballer who wants to play and wants to learn.
“We like to feel he is getting the right treatment and encouragement here.
“Our record over the last few seasons is good in terms of boys coming through, signing professional and playing for the first team.”
Forster tipped Albion off about the young midfielder, who is his stepson, when he joined the club almost two years ago.
Under his current terms, Caskey attends training sessions after school and during holidays. He also plays for the under-16s.
Hinshelwood added: “When we had a look at Jake, we liked what we saw straight away.”
He's playing u-18's though..
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Forster is shagging his mate's ex....?
That's jolly nice of him. What a gashflap.
That's jolly nice of him. What a gashflap.
saltash seagull
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how do you know they are mats? just because they were both at reading dont mean they are mates¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤;2896407 said:
Nope. He originally said he'd keep going until he played up front with him, but abandoned that idea!
pork pie
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Loads of kids from the lower age groups get to play for the U18's. Look at the team sheets and compare them to our list of scholars. You'll note a number of names that are actually school boys. He hasn't played that often for the U18's, I think there are a number of younger kids who have played more than him.
Additionally, the bigger clubs are always sniffing around and offering youngsters deals. They take anyone they can who shows a bit of potential. You may recall Adam El-Abd turning down the chance to join Man United? As far as I know the lad looks decent but there's a long way to go in his development.
SULLY COULDNT SHOOT
Loyal2Family+Albion!
Can't be all that good cos Turkey didn't put him in FM09
falmer2010
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- Dec 15, 2009
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just goes to show its not what you know its who
Barrel of Fun
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How so?
BensGrandad
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is that ref to caskey ? if so have you seen him play? just wondered as i dont think the youth team have played for over a month
He's not in because he's to young to legally be in the game. We only have scholars, he's a schoolboy.
Walkers Cajun Squirrel
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- Mar 13, 2008
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Teddy and Charlie Sherringham at Plarse.
BensGrandad
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Saw Charlie play for Palace reserves against us but when did Teddy ever play for Palace.
Did Alan Ball play in the same team as his dad or Peter Shilton and his son Sam.
Just a little trivia which 2 brothers captained international sides against each other.