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pagl · 20th August 2019, 06.42:13

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Originally Posted by Bagger Vance

Got removed from that last season

Where does the COE need to compete to qualify?

EnglishRed · 20th August 2019, 07.11:47

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Originally Posted by willyheckerslike

Licences awarded today.....North and South.....and we didn't qualify for one apparently as our Youth system is not considered good enough to pass their criteria......how far we have fallen......what are we paying that bloke in charge of the CofE for if we are not cutting the mustard?

So did we apply for this and not meet the criteria? Where does it say that?

wxm-mam · 20th August 2019, 07.18:31

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Originally Posted by podders

Wrexham u19s will be playing in the national league youth alliance division h according to this https://book.flipboxapp.net/client/n...-alliance-2019
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And the youth team matches will be held on Wednesday afternoons

Phils-an-alki · 20th August 2019, 07.33:25

Our COE is a shambles. Should be called centre of shame. Been saying it on here for years. Horror stories heard from every corner of youth football in Wrexham, over and over again.
If it was Moss who still owned the club the WST militia would be up in arms but because its 'fans' and their mates who have run it into the ground nothing is said or done about it. This thread will have some notable absentee's.

Bagger Vance · 20th August 2019, 12.04:20

Worth noting the youth alliance has names like Tranmere in it - it is not Tranmere's youth team.

Tranmere, Preston, FCUM and others have college schemes where the players will train for football but undertake a college BTEC in a range of courses such as physiotherapy, groundsman, PE etc. The primary motivator for these courses is not football excellence but profit from the educational grants available.

The wednesday games will be ok for U16/17 level but it is not good enough for U18s or even better U17s who aspire to pro terms. Its not a suitable level to prepare the better players.

Its key now the club build avenues for these players to get out on loan at the weekends to a more suitable level of football and build performance monitoring systems for them.

If you look at Chester's recent signing from U18 into 1st year pro none of them played solely youth alliance football at U18 if at all, they were out on loan at Unibond and Counties level teams. Tranmere's better U18s will be playing North West u21 or League U23. As Wrexham are lacking the transition through to 21 and 23 or reserves the key now is affiliations to get better standard play at a weekend via dual registrations and loans.

Ruabon Red · 20th August 2019, 13.58:18

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Originally Posted by willyheckerslike

Licences awarded today.....North and South.....and we didn't qualify for one apparently as our Youth system is not considered good enough to pass their criteria......how far we have fallen......what are we paying that bloke in charge of the CofE for if we are not cutting the mustard?

A staggering example of further decline if true

pagl · 20th August 2019, 14.36:18

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Originally Posted by Ruabon Red

A staggering example of further decline if true

Staggering example of strategy.

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Phils-an-alki - (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League Youth Academy League...... Our COE is a shambles. Should be called centre of shame. Been saying it on here for years. Horror stories heard from every corner of youth football in Wrexham, over and over again. If it was Moss who still owned the club the WST militia would be up in arms but because its 'fans' and their mates who have run it into the ground nothing is said or done about it. This thread will have some notable absentee's.

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Bagger Vance retired & running a pub Joined: Mar 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale Real Name: Will Smith Twitter: @	Re: National League Youth Academy League...... Worth noting the youth alliance has names like Tranmere in it - it is not Tranmere's youth team. Tranmere, Preston, FCUM and others have college schemes where the players will train for football but undertake a college BTEC in a range of courses such as physiotherapy, groundsman, PE etc. The primary motivator for these courses is not football excellence but profit from the educational grants available. The wednesday games will be ok for U16/17 level but it is not good enough for U18s or even better U17s who aspire to pro terms. Its not a suitable level to prepare the better players. Its key now the club build avenues for these players to get out on loan at the weekends to a more suitable level of football and build performance monitoring systems for them. If you look at Chester's recent signing from U18 into 1st year pro none of them played solely youth alliance football at U18 if at all, they were out on loan at Unibond and Counties level teams. Tranmere's better U18s will be playing North West u21 or League U23. As Wrexham are lacking the transition through to 21 and 23 or reserves the key now is affiliations to get better standard play at a weekend via dual registrations and loans. __________________ If you really want to do something you will find a way, if you don't you will find an excuse.