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Daddyorc Atlantic Highlands, NJ 15 Feb 19 7.42pm | |
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Followed Chelsea and Arsenal in the Euros last night. I think each had only 1 homegrown player starting and 1 on the bench. Looking at the typical starting lineups, we have: And heck, I'll throw in MacArthur - even though I don't think he counts. Plus our bench (Hennessey, Ward, Dann, Kelly, Wickham, Schlupp) is almost all homegrown. I wonder which teams have the most / least in their average starting lineups? Seems like Tottenham and Man City, even Liverpool and Man U have a few more than Arsenal & Chelsea.
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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 15 Feb 19 8.07pm | |
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We were the last team to field an all English team in the FA Cup Final, which is a fact we can be proud of
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Midlands Eagle 16 Feb 19 8.57am | |
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Originally posted by monkey
We were the last team to field an all English team in the FA Cup Final, which is a fact we can be proud of And Arsenal were the first team to field a team in the Premiership with no English players at all in it
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JohnB 16 Feb 19 9.14am | |
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Pretty sure PVA counts as Homegrown in the rules of the game as you have to be at a club for 3 years before 21 to be counted. He was at Chelsea for that period I think.
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Painter Croydon 16 Feb 19 3.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Daddyorc
Followed Chelsea and Arsenal in the Euros last night. I think each had only 1 homegrown player starting and 1 on the bench. Looking at the typical starting lineups, we have: And heck, I'll throw in MacArthur - even though I don't think he counts. Plus our bench (Hennessey, Ward, Dann, Kelly, Wickham, Schlupp) is almost all homegrown. I wonder which teams have the most / least in their average starting lineups? Seems like Tottenham and Man City, even Liverpool and Man U have a few more than Arsenal & Chelsea. Zaha was born in the Ivory Coast, so doesn't count as home grown.
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JohnB 16 Feb 19 4.44pm | |
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Originally posted by Painter
Zaha was born in the Ivory Coast, so doesn't count as home grown. According to FA rules, homegrown means that a player must have been on the books of a club affiliated with the Football Association for at least three years before they turn 21 – it does not mean that they have to be English.
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