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U18s hammer Newcastle Utd 7 - 1

Michael Kenrick Saturday, 20 October, 2018 13comments  |  Jump to most recent
Everton U18s put seven goals past Newcastle United at Finch Farm this afternoon.

Paul Tait's youngsters are in a vibrant vein of form, extending their unbeaten record as they ride high atop the U18 Premier League (North).

Korede Adedoyin opened the scoring after just 3 mins.

Ellis Simms made it two around the half-hour before Cole responded straight away for the Magpies.

It was 3-1 to Everton after 35 minutes, Simms with his second.

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And the Blues open the floodgates in the second half with two more each for Simms and Adedoyin in a fine 7-1 win.

Everton U18s: Tyrer, Zuk, Warren, Joe Anderson, Astley, Iversen, Adedoyin, Carroll, Simms (76' Thompson), Phillips (77' Dobbin), Hunt (67' Hughes).
Subs not Used: McIntyre, Quirk.

Watch the Match Highlites: Everton U18s 7 - 1 Newcastle Utd U18s

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Charles Brewer
1 Posted 20/10/2018 at 13:51:28
3-1 at half time. Of course these lads are getting no proper experience because the first team only play on Sunday.
Dave Abrahams
2 Posted 20/10/2018 at 15:31:59
That's twice Simms has scored four goals in a game this season and a hat-trick for Adedoyin. These lads might have a good run in the FA Youth Cup this season.
Sam Hoare
3 Posted 20/10/2018 at 16:55:50
Youth teams going great guns this year. Is that the unfamiliar sounds of optimism I hear?
Ajay Gopal
4 Posted 20/10/2018 at 19:21:17
Newcastle seem to be a club in complete meltdown. Feel sorry for the fans.
Michael Kenrick
5 Posted 20/10/2018 at 19:39:34
Saying that, Ajay, the Newcastle U-18s are showing signs of improvement. In last season's fixture, back in March, they went down to seven goals without reply:

Michael Kenrick
6 Posted 20/10/2018 at 23:17:45
A couple of names I've not seen before:

Jack McIntyre — sub goalkeeper
Max Thompson — finally gets a game after weeks on the subs bench
Lewis Dobbin — a 16-year-old coming off the bench.

Phill Thompson
7 Posted 21/10/2018 at 15:24:11
Michael, the two new names, Jack McIntyre and Lewis Dobbin are Schoolboys, ie, not on Scholarships with us yet.

Dobbin has been with the England youth teams for the past couple of years, currently with the U16s squad. He has a reputation as a powerful forward who scores goals, maybe closer to Simms than Gordon if that makes sense.

Love seeing these new names getting a mention, there are two more names with England U16s – maybe they'll get a chance late season.

Simon Smith
8 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:54:35
Simms seems to bang them in.
Steve Ferns
9 Posted 21/10/2018 at 20:56:01
I wouldn't read too much into this one, we had the Mayor playing for us, so it can't have been too high a standard.

(sorry couldn't resist)

Alex Fox
10 Posted 23/10/2018 at 16:14:40
Is that 16 in 10 games now for Simms?

Can anyone who watches the youth games say more about his style of play? Thought he was originally a winger when he arrived from Man City, so have been surprised to see him apparently turn into such a goal machine.

Alan McGuffog
11 Posted 23/10/2018 at 16:52:25
Ajay... that is a bunch of supporters who I would never feel sorry for. Delusional to a man!
Alan Rodgers
12 Posted 23/10/2018 at 19:16:39
Steve @9, you beat me to it.
Simon Smith
13 Posted 23/10/2018 at 23:03:04
Alex 10;

If you're right and Simms has 16 in 10, it should be time for him to move up and have him tested at U23 level!

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