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 Old Chap  Orpington 07 Aug 22 10.47pm |
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There’s a programme about the Palace academy on Channel 4 at 9.00pm this Thursday
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 08 Aug 22 8.36am |
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Originally posted by Old Chap
There’s a programme about the Palace academy on Channel 4 at 9.00pm this Thursday Thanks for the heads up Old Chap. I hadn't picked this up and it looks to be the first of a six-parter. I've hit the Record button.
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| JohnB 10 Aug 22 8.08am |
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Really looking forward to this: [Link]
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 11 Aug 22 1.32pm |
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Good piece in The Times by Henry Winter this morning which promotes the Palace academy and tonight's programme. Here [Link]
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rossboss29  Portsmouth 11 Aug 22 10.33pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Football Dreams- The Academy' by becky Did anyone watch this tonight on channel 4? Was a really good insight into what the academy coaching is like as well.
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Teddy Eagle  11 Aug 22 11.06pm |
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| MrRobbo Purley 12 Aug 22 9.17am |
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Great episode. The main coach came across really well. I knew a guy who's kid went through the academy, and was dropped before U18's. I always remember him saying how stressful it was for the whole family, and last nights episode showed that. How on earth do some of these parents do it? 3 practice session and a match. One of the single mums had another boy at Chelsea.
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| NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 12 Aug 22 9.27am |
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Hot on the heels of the Sky series ' Final Shot ', it was a very interesting watch. I was most impressed with Phil Hingston, the U12 coach. The way he conducts himself and his interaction with his players is excellent.
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 12 Aug 22 10.37am |
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I enjoyed watching last night. Very tough, but such good discipline for the kids whether they make it or not. As others have written, Phil Hingston came across well as did other Academy staff in the way they dealt with their duty of care. Also good, of course, as a promotional piece for our club. The last sentence in The Times TV review was 'It (almost) made you want to become a Crystal Palace fan'. Doubt I'll still be around by the time Kairo makes the first team though.
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| YT Oxford 12 Aug 22 10.38am |
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Originally posted by MrRobbo
Great episode. The main coach came across really well. I knew a guy who's kid went through the academy, and was dropped before U18's. I always remember him saying how stressful it was for the whole family, and last nights episode showed that. How on earth do some of these parents do it? 3 practice session and a match. One of the single mums had another boy at Chelsea. Why is it relevant to state that she's single?
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| Plumpton eagle East Sussex 12 Aug 22 10.54am |
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How on earth do some of these parents do it? 3 practice session and a match. One of the single mums had another boy at Chelsea. Why is it relevant to state that she's single? You really need to ask? It's hardly rocket science is it? Perhaps you're not a parent. It can be challenging for two parents to juggle after school activities and try and help their children maximise their potential. The cost is not just in money but also time, effort and stress. It's not a new concept. Many parents make great sacrifices for their children. It must be doubly difficult for a single parent, maybe even more so.
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| Midlands Eagle Online 12 Aug 22 11.09am |
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Originally posted by Plumpton eagle
It can be challenging for two parents to juggle after school activities and try and help their children maximise their potential. The cost is not just in money but also time, effort and stress. Many parents make great sacrifices for their children. It must be doubly difficult for a single parent, maybe even more so. What he said
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