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https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5428831/2024/04/22/manchester-united-academy-players/
It’s behind a paywall but if you wanted to read and excerpt it, I’m sure you’ll be able to.
Of course you remain to be convinced. We all do. The Academy is yet another aspect of an overall TFG plan that likely will take years to carry through and execute. And you’re right, it won’t be a matter of a season or three. This is a long, slow process necessitated by a decade or more of neglect.
What I’m convinced of is that TFG have hired the right man to rebuild the Academy into a foundational piece of the club’s eventual success.
Good post mate,and a good point on experience.
You will know what it’s like when a team grow together and garner the “you fight one you have to fight eleven.”spirit.
Your right though.The Utd team of kids were exceptional and a one off really.
Question–why are these national teams not wearing national team shirts when there is no clash of colors. It’s happened in quite a few games with different teams.
Best chance to get to a world cup final.
Spain not let a goal in yet, so would be a much tougher game for France.