[情報] 14-15 賽季 U21 和 U19 數據

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U21頂級聯賽排名第三、英超國際盃打到八強 U19拿下歐洲青年聯賽冠軍 https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/06/ the-young-generation--u21s-and-u19s-reviewed.html The Young Generation: U21s and U19s reviewed Tue 16 Jun 2015 Under-21s statistics 2014/15 Barclays Under-21s Premier League and Premier League International Cup U21s league appearances 22 Houghton 19+1, Aina 18+3, Beeney 18, Solanke 16+2, Dabo 15+2, C Musonda 14+6, Brown 13+1, Colkett 12+6, Loftus-Cheek 12, Boga 11+7, Christensen 11, Palmer 9+6, Kiwomya 9+5, Clarke-Salter 9+1, Conroy 9+1, J Dasilva 8+2, Mitchell 5+3, Kane 5, Tomori 5, Abraham 4+7, Davey 4+1, Baker 4, Ake 3, Blackman 2, Collins 2, Scott 1+1, Wright 1+1, Bamford 1, N Chalobah 1, Swift 1, Ugbo 0+2, Ali 0+1, Sammut 0+1 U21s league goals 39 Solanke 13, Abraham 5, C Musonda 4, Boga 3, Brown 3, Palmer 3, Houghton 2, own goals 2, Christensen 1, Kiwomya 1, Loftus-Cheek 1, Swift 1 Captain 22 Houghton 18, Baker 3, Beeney 1 Premier League International Cup appearances 4 Dabo 4, Houghton 4, Mitchell 3+1, Palmer 3+1, Beeney 3, Conroy 3, Ake 2, Baker 2,Christensen 2, Kiwomya 2, Loftus-Cheek 2, Swift 2, Ugbo 2, Boga 1+1, J Dasilva 1+1,Blackman 1, Brown 1, T Chalobah 1, Clarke-Salter 1, Colkett 1, Solanke 1, Suljic 1, Wright 1, Sammut 0+2, Adamczyk 0+1, Aina 0+1, C Musonda 0+1, Scott 0+1, Tomori 0+1, Wakefield 0+1 Premier League International Cup goals 11 Solanke 2, Baker 1 (pen), Boga 1, Brown 1, Houghton 1, Kiwomya 1, Palmer 1, Scott 1, Suljic 1, own goals 1 Captain 4 Houghton 4 Under-19s statistics UEFA Youth League appearances 10 Aina 10, Brown 10, Christensen 10, Colkett 10, J Dasilva 9, Solanke 9, Tomori 7+1, Collins 7,Loftus-Cheek 7, C Musonda 7, Clarke Salter 6+4, Boga 6, Abraham 3+4, Kiwomya 3+3, Thompson 3, Sammut 2, Scott 1+1, Palmer 0+6, Wakefield 0+4, Sterling 0+1, Ugbo 0+1 UEFA Youth League goals 36 Solanke 12, Brown 5, Colkett 5 (3 pens), Abraham 4, Boga 4, C Musonda 3, Aina 1, Kiwomya 1, Palmer 1 Captain 10 Brown 10 At the end of a long and ultimately successful campaign, the official Chelsea website sat down to talk with Under-21s manager Adi Viveash and reflect on his first season in charge of the most senior development age group. 2014/15 will be remembered as a special year for the Chelsea Academy; not only did several graduates of our youth system make their first-team debuts but we also recorded a remarkable double in winning both the FA Youth Cup and the UEFA Youth League, the latter an Under-19 equivalent of the Champions League. While the Youth Cup was overseen by Under-18s manager Joe Edwards, the overseas campaign was led by Viveash. 'It was fantastic for us all to be involved in European football and the players were just phenomenal; 36 goals scored, only one game lost and we were worthy winners, the best team in the competition,' he emphasises. 'We enjoyed travelling with the first team in the group stage and that's vital to the players learning what it's like at the highest level, which they're hoping to reach. 'To be Under-19 European champions is special and it's been nice for the staff to have played a small part in helping the players achieve their dreams. You could tell from reading their comments on social media afterwards how special an achievement it was for them. 'It was a real team objective at the start of the season because I think they felt they'd underachieved last season going out in the quarter-finals. They used that as determination to go again this year and that's what makes them such a special group of players.' As well as success with the Under-19s, Viveash also guided our Under-21s to a third-place finish in the league. The new format of the Under-21 league placed us in an elite top tier containing clubs from the full length of the land. It ensured the competitiveness of the campaign was high throughout. 'Every game was a challenge and very strong tactically, which is what you want. There was a lot of good development in our group over the course of the season and the fact we finished with quite a few players who started the season with Joe in the Under-18s was also a real positive. 'I thought our best game in the league was away at Man United; for 70 minutes we were fantastic tactically, playing against a diamond in midfield and against a team who were very strong with four first-team players starting. We didn't get the job done on the night and lost the points in the last 20 minutes but I think the players and staff took a lot from that game. 'Third place is a good finish to back up winning the league last season. Finishing in the top three or four every year is something all the good teams do. Hopefully we're up there again next season but it's going to be tough again because the league will get stronger and older, while we're getting younger.' A comparatively youthful Under-21 squad, the result of pushing promising youngsters on to achieve by moving them up the age groups ahead of their natural one by birthdate, is emphasised when looking at the season's stats lower down this page. The top six goalscorers in the league season and five of the top eight appearance makers were also young enough for the Under-18s. In his first year as Under-21s coach having himself moved up from the U18s, Viveash anticipated the extra challenges off the field and the time it would take for the players to adapt to his way of working. 'It's been an interesting year for me personally. You have to adapt to the dynamics of working closely with the first team and liaising with Jose Mourinho and Steve Holland. That's a different side of things to the youth team, as is managing double the amount of staff, so I can definitely see the development in myself from three years ago when I started the Under-18s job. 'The way in which you handle things off the pitch is 50 per cent of the job with the Under-21s and it does take a bit of time getting used to playing on a different day every week. I've certainly enjoyed the season though and as a group of staff we've been very fortunate to work with probably the best group of players we've had in the Academy for many years. 'As a coach, that has been a great challenge and it makes you go to a higher level yourself. It's always a challenge to make young players understand that when they haven't got the ball is more important than when they have got it but the development has been really noticeable for me.' Trophies are rewarding but developing players for the first team remains the ultimate aim. With senior debuts for Andreas Christensen, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Dominic Solanke and Izzy Brown across the course of the campaign, Viveash can reflect proudly on helping that transition this season. 'It's been a phenomenal year for the whole club but the fact our Academy achievements were recognised like they were was really special. It's been amazing how many Chelsea supporters have come up to me in the last few weeks and said how proud they were of our players and how they thought they represent the club with class on and off the pitch. That makes me feel humble and it makes my job worthwhile. 'Ruben and Izzy started pre-season with us and then six months later they're with the first team. The debuts are ultimately what we're trying to achieve and to have four players from the Under-21 squad in the first team training group every day is the biggest measure of success we can get.' By Sam Poplett -- "We believe the same thing." "Maybe there is hope." - 9x20 The Truth -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 114.24.55.245 ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1435582592.A.C5A.html