Re: [情報] 青年軍 1-0 小勝卡迪夫

看板Chelsea作者JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)時間19年前 (2006/04/26 21:20)推噓2(2推 0噓 0→)

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CFCNet有人親自去大橋看這場比賽喔還跟官方人員談了一下算是滿珍貴的情報 http://www.cfcnet.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=16349 21 Apr 2006 : 18:07:05 by Bridgejunky I went along to The Bridge on Friday afternoon and really enjoyed watching the youth team. Thought a few of you might be interested in some views about the youngsters. Our victory was deserved although Cardiff recovered very well from going a goal down in the opening minutes to dominate the first quater of the game. Once we got a foothold however we were clearly the better side even if we didn't actually create too many clear cut openings. The main reason for my trip was to get a look at Scott Sinclair but, I'm sorry to say, he was very disapointing. He played all but a few minutes of the game out wide on the left where he struggled to make an impact. I got chatting to some people from Bristol, including a school mate of Scott's, and they were addament that he was being played out of position and that he has to be played through the middle to get the best out of him. I watch virtually no youth football at all so it'd be fair to say I might not be the best judge but, on this viewing, there are a number of better prospects in the squad than Scott. Shaun Cummings for example had a very lively game playing at centre forward for the first 75 minutes then switching to wide right for the last quarter of an hour. His pace ands trickery caused Cardiff problems all game although without ever quite opening them up. Shaun is definitely one to watch in my opinion and he linked very well with Jack Watkins when the latter came on to play centre forward for the last 15. Jack held the ball up extremely well, appears to have a good eye for the right pass to bring teammates into the game and produced a wonderful strike from just outside the box that drew an equally wonderful save from the Cardiff keeper. Even in just those 15 minutes of action I felt you could see why Watkins is an England youth international. Our young German, Nick Hamann, played in goal. He made a couple of decent catches but in truth had virtually nothing to do all game. He was most noticeable when, on several occaisions, he came well out of his area to give an earful to one of he colleagues, Dean Furman. This was Dean's last game for the club since he's being released at the end of the season. On this evidence I'm sad to say that I can see why. I asked a club official about Dean and was told that he's had offers of trial's with the Old Firm. Obviously I wish him well but I'd be surprised if he makes it with either of those clubs. The entire back four had decent games. Harry Worley was dominant and calm at Centre Back where his play reminded me a lot of Steve Wicks. Both full backs got forward well, particularly Ryan Bertrand on the left. He delivered one or two good crosses from open play but also seems to be the team's dead ball specialist. It was his freekick that was headed into his own net by a Cardiff player for our goal and Ryan came within inches of notching a second when he flighted another freekick just over the bar. Ryan's display at left back was the more eye-ctching but Sam Hutchinson at right back looked the more solid defensively. He was quick, strong in the tackle, good in the air and composed in possession. Particularly impressive was the authoritative way he talked to and organised the players in front of him. I liked the look of this lad and, based on this showing, I'd say he has a chance. Yep, Sam had a good game but he was not star man. That, in my opinion, was Liam Bridcutt. Liam played the holding role and had a terrific outing. He read the game beautifully, closed down space, was quick into the tackle but without ever diving in. On top of which he displayed excellent technique and maturity. Whenever the skipper, centre-back Jack Cork, bombed forward to set off an attack Liam duitifully dropped into the back four to fill in. There's more.. Liam was calmness personified in possession. He got it and gave it quick and simple but when a penetrating ball was available he spotted it; putting Sinclair and then Watkins through with great passes. To top it off he came closest to a second goal when a fabulously weighted chip was tipped onto the bar by their keeper. Liam will be 17 next month and obviously has a lot of development to do but I was very excited by what I saw and made a point of shaking Liam's hand to congratulate him on his performance after the game. I'm not sure if everyone noticed this lad because he opperated in the 'Maka' role but, for me, his performance was worth the trip on its own. Ricardo Fernandes didn't have a particularly impressive game I'm affraid. He seldom produced the telling pass and didn't even manage to make a good contribution in terms of 'continuity' since too often he squandered possession. Jimmy Smith replaced him after an hour and looked far more impresive. I think Smith is more experianced and that showed. He played a little further up the pitch than Fernandes had done and his touch just seemed more assured and certainly more effective. Fabio Ferreira is clearly talented and has a nice trick or two. What he seems to lack is the pace to really hurt people after he's fooled them with his trick. Defenders always seemed to be able to recover and have a second, or even a third, bite at him. The result of this was that he looked good but produced little. My guess is that he will not succeed playing as a traditional 'winger'. I'd say he must build a solid passing game and play further up the pitch, whether that be wide or centrally, where it's less about going past his man and more about using his skill to buy time for the killer pass. Once again I may be wrong but, based on this performance, I don't see a future for Fabio as an out and out winger. 以下是 hanuma 更宏觀的觀點，畢竟他看的不是一場比賽，而是整個賽季 Scott Sinclair He has been played out wide ever since he started for the reserves a month or so ago. He has done well, but it is clearly not his best position and certainly at reserve level opposition teams started to get clued up about the danger he posed and have marked him heavily. Shaun Cummings Has had an average season at best and is very inconsistent at all levels. Jack Watkins Watkins hasn't played England level for a while I don't think and it was his hold up play that has generally been why he hasn't been so succesful with Chelsea this season. A decent finisher, not much more, but hopefully this game demonstrated progress. Dean Furman Furman has been a standout for the youth team, a solid player for the reserves and had a brilliant pre season youth tournament against some of the finest youth teams in Europe. The fact that the Old Firm are showing interest at this early age is a major credit to the lad and a great indicator of his talents. Harry Worley and Ryan Bertrand Both new imports this season. Worley being the more impressive at youth level, but both doing very well. Worley is an incredible physical specimen for his age. I have spoken to someone who works with England who says Bertrand is close to the same ability Ashley Cole had at the same age. Sam Hutchinson Every game (I and others have seen) he is exactly as you describe him. Very impressive 'intangibles' for one so young. Liam Bridcutt Very interesting. Has been a quiet performer in general. If he played as well as you have said then I am impressed. Ricardo Fernandes He has looked a superb technician at times for the youth side, but being small and Portuguese he has inevitably had massive difficulties to overcome and I feel he has progressed well considering. Jimmy Smith He has been a regular hero for the reserve side, very rarely playing for the youth team anymore. He is vastly more experienced than Fernandes and is probably at a level where he is wasted in the reserves. Fabio Ferreira Not the fastest, but I think you underestimate his pace. He has skinned several players at reserve level in his first few games and pace is something which can be worked on. More important is decision making and knowing when to cross or pass, something that made Beckham so succesful as a right winger for Utd. -- You talk about your psalms, talk about your John 3:16. 凸凸 Well, Austin ３:１６ says I just whipped your ass！ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 61.57.96.28