U/16's v Huddersfield

Mr. MUJAC · 17th September 2006, 03:26

United's next generation annihilated Huddersfield at Carrington this morning. The young reds won 8-1 but it could easily have been 15 given their superiority.

Kenny Strickland and Gary Woods returned to the team.....with the young Liverpool born defender captaining the side. However, it was the young triallist from Oldham, Danny Philliskirk who grabbed most of the attention with a first half hat-trick. Danny is the son of Tony Philliskirk an ex-pro, and showed some excellent touches, great control and clearly knows where the back of the net is. Whether his trial will be successful ......time will tell.

United played some cracking football and in the second period were rampant. Special mention must go to Joe Dudgeon, Oliver Norwwod and Nick Ajose who all looked very good.......but to be fair it was a cracking team performance.

Team: Woods, Moffatt, Dudgeon, Gill, Strickland, James, Ajose, Norwood, Williams, Philliskirk, Bryant

Subs: Stewart (9), Potts (3), Lampkin (10)

Scorers: Bryant, Philliskirk 3, Norwood, Ajose, Stewart, Lampkin

samabachan · 17th September 2006, 04:28

How did Gill play? Is he any good?

Mr. MUJAC · 17th September 2006, 11:42

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Originally Posted by samabachan

How did Gill play? Is he any good?

He looks solid.......and definitely there on merit....but the defence didn't have much to do so it's hard to gauge...............

oskarutd · 18th September 2006, 13:19

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Originally Posted by TonyPark

United's next generation annihilated Huddersfield at Carrington this morning. The young reds won 8-1 but it could easily have been 15 given their superiority.

Kenny Strickland and Gary Woods returned to the team.....with the young Liverpool born defender captaining the side. However, it was the young triallist from Oldham, Danny Philliskirk who grabbed most of the attention with a first half hat-trick. Danny is the son of Tony Philliskirk an ex-pro, and showed some excellent touches, great control and clearly knows where the back of the net is. Whether his trial will be successful ......time will tell.

United played some cracking football and in the second period were rampant. Special mention must go to Joe Dudgeon, Oliver Norwwod and Nick Ajose who all looked very good.......but to be fair it was a cracking team performance.

Team: Woods, Moffatt, Dudgeon, Gill, Strickland, James, Ajose, Norwood, Williams, Philliskirk, Bryant

Subs: Stewart (9), Potts (3), Lampkin (10)

Scorers: Bryant, Philliskirk 3, Norwood, Ajose, Stewart, Lampkin

Thanks alot!
It´s really great to get these reports!

oskarutd · 19th September 2006, 14:11

Tony, do you have the score in the Ipswich and Reading games? And the team for those games and the Newcastle one?
If you have it, I would be thankfull if you shared.

Would you say that the u-16s are more promising than the u-18s?

Mr. MUJAC · 19th September 2006, 14:29

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Originally Posted by oskarutd

Tony, do you have the score in the Ipswich and Reading games? And the team for those games and the Newcastle one?
If you have it, I would be thankfull if you shared.

Would you say that the u-16s are more promising than the u-18s?

The U-16's didn't play Reading or Ipswich...........not sure who they played instead.....

The 16's defeated Newcastle 4-3......but I don't know the line up as the game was switched to the all weather pitch which is not next to the 18's and I therefore didn't watch it.

I will try to find out some more info this weekend....

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Mr. MUJAC Talent spotter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Louis Rocca started it all... Posts: 2,343	U/16's v Huddersfield United's next generation annihilated Huddersfield at Carrington this morning. The young reds won 8-1 but it could easily have been 15 given their superiority. Kenny Strickland and Gary Woods returned to the team.....with the young Liverpool born defender captaining the side. However, it was the young triallist from Oldham, Danny Philliskirk who grabbed most of the attention with a first half hat-trick. Danny is the son of Tony Philliskirk an ex-pro, and showed some excellent touches, great control and clearly knows where the back of the net is. Whether his trial will be successful ......time will tell. United played some cracking football and in the second period were rampant. Special mention must go to Joe Dudgeon, Oliver Norwwod and Nick Ajose who all looked very good.......but to be fair it was a cracking team performance. Team: Woods, Moffatt, Dudgeon, Gill, Strickland, James, Ajose, Norwood, Williams, Philliskirk, Bryant Subs: Stewart (9), Potts (3), Lampkin (10) Scorers: Bryant, Philliskirk 3, Norwood, Ajose, Stewart, Lampkin

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17th September 2006, 04:28	#2 (permalink)
samabachan Cockface McSticklebrick Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: He plays on the left, he plays on the riiiiiiiight, our boy Ronaldo made you look shite. Posts: 4,252	How did Gill play? Is he any good?

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oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,327	Tony, do you have the score in the Ipswich and Reading games? And the team for those games and the Newcastle one? If you have it, I would be thankfull if you shared. Would you say that the u-16s are more promising than the u-18s?