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Hello, everybody. As the season draws to a close, with Man United and Arsenal in hot pursuit of the premiership, with a lot of other issues decided, let's look towards next season. This term, two sixteen year olds impressed us all- Wayne Rooney was the premiership's youngest ever scorer-and then Leeds United's James Milner broke the record by a matter of days. Ha! Here are a few chaps that might impress next term:
GAVIN WILLIAMS (YEOVIL TOWN)
Now he's in the league, this chap could well amaze us all. He scored from 30 yards out against Swindon for Hereford last year, and almost scored from the same distance against Wrexham- but his shot hit the bar, only for centre defender Ian Wright to slot it in. He is the perfect attacker, but lacks consistency. Wath out- he plays like Wayne Rooney (except he's Welsh and in his 20s having played since the 1996-97).
JAMIE McMASTER (LEEDS UNITED)
He's still in his teens, yet he is very skilled, and since Leeds United are losing a lot of money, he may come into the team due to transfers of high-profile players. He could play for England or Australia, but may well be overlooked by England. Great midfield talent.
DARREN FLETCHER (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Another player to come off the Man United production line, Fletcher can play on both wings. The young Scot's got lightning pace, and is still in his teens. Played well in the youth cup, and was one of the driving forces, with Luke Steele and Kieran Richardson.
KALAM MOONIARUCK (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Young English forward with fantastic finishing skills. Has scored several hat-tricks for the reserves this year, and is an utter goal machine. He has a good football brain and is agreat tactical player.
GAVIN WILLIAMS (YEOVIL TOWN)
Now he's in the league, this chap could well amaze us all. He scored from 30 yards out against Swindon for Hereford last year, and almost scored from the same distance against Wrexham- but his shot hit the bar, only for centre defender Ian Wright to slot it in. He is the perfect attacker, but lacks consistency. Wath out- he plays like Wayne Rooney (except he's Welsh and in his 20s having played since the 1996-97).
JAMIE McMASTER (LEEDS UNITED)
He's still in his teens, yet he is very skilled, and since Leeds United are losing a lot of money, he may come into the team due to transfers of high-profile players. He could play for England or Australia, but may well be overlooked by England. Great midfield talent.
DARREN FLETCHER (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Another player to come off the Man United production line, Fletcher can play on both wings. The young Scot's got lightning pace, and is still in his teens. Played well in the youth cup, and was one of the driving forces, with Luke Steele and Kieran Richardson.
KALAM MOONIARUCK (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Young English forward with fantastic finishing skills. Has scored several hat-tricks for the reserves this year, and is an utter goal machine. He has a good football brain and is agreat tactical player.
I've heard many positive reports of them. I think James Milner could be big this year if Leeds sell, as could Indian international Harpal Singh. Otherwise, Rio Ferdinand's brother, who is at West Ham could make quite an impact- He'll be playing alongside his cousin Les.
Also watch out for the Moore brother.
Stephen and Luke Moore, who can't stop scoring for Aston Villas youth team.
Stephen and Luke Moore, who can't stop scoring for Aston Villas youth team.
Hello, everybody. As the season draws to a close, with Man United and Arsenal in hot pursuit of the premiership, with a lot of other issues decided, let's look towards next season. This term, two sixteen year olds impressed us all- Wayne Rooney was the premiership's youngest ever scorer-and then Leeds United's James Milner broke the record by a matter of days. Ha! Here are a few chaps that might impress next term:
GAVIN WILLIAMS (YEOVIL TOWN)
Now he's in the league, this chap could well amaze us all. He scored from 30 yards out against Swindon for Hereford last year, and almost scored from the same distance against Wrexham- but his shot hit the bar, only for centre defender Ian Wright to slot it in. He is the perfect attacker, but lacks consistency. Wath out- he plays like Wayne Rooney (except he's Welsh and in his 20s having played since the 1996-97).
JAMIE McMASTER (LEEDS UNITED)
He's still in his teens, yet he is very skilled, and since Leeds United are losing a lot of money, he may come into the team due to transfers of high-profile players. He could play for England or Australia, but may well be overlooked by England. Great midfield talent.
DARREN FLETCHER (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Another player to come off the Man United production line, Fletcher can play on both wings. The young Scot's got lightning pace, and is still in his teens. Played well in the youth cup, and was one of the driving forces, with Luke Steele and Kieran Richardson.
KALAM MOONIARUCK (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Young English forward with fantastic finishing skills. Has scored several hat-tricks for the reserves this year, and is an utter goal machine. He has a good football brain and is agreat tactical player.
GAVIN WILLIAMS (YEOVIL TOWN)
Now he's in the league, this chap could well amaze us all. He scored from 30 yards out against Swindon for Hereford last year, and almost scored from the same distance against Wrexham- but his shot hit the bar, only for centre defender Ian Wright to slot it in. He is the perfect attacker, but lacks consistency. Wath out- he plays like Wayne Rooney (except he's Welsh and in his 20s having played since the 1996-97).
JAMIE McMASTER (LEEDS UNITED)
He's still in his teens, yet he is very skilled, and since Leeds United are losing a lot of money, he may come into the team due to transfers of high-profile players. He could play for England or Australia, but may well be overlooked by England. Great midfield talent.
DARREN FLETCHER (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Another player to come off the Man United production line, Fletcher can play on both wings. The young Scot's got lightning pace, and is still in his teens. Played well in the youth cup, and was one of the driving forces, with Luke Steele and Kieran Richardson.
KALAM MOONIARUCK (MANCHESTER UNITED)
Young English forward with fantastic finishing skills. Has scored several hat-tricks for the reserves this year, and is an utter goal machine. He has a good football brain and is agreat tactical player.