Subject: Pop's

5 pops and a plop. Nothing over good.
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Disappointing week 3 pops and 2 plops. Some big pops but also big plops.

3 pops. 4 plops. Think one of first time been more plops than pops.

Ouch no wonder you're grouchy today ;)

3 pops, all pace. Sherwood training well

Steve Sherwood, age: 18
value : 103 050 £
wage: 1 155 £
height: 190 cm, weight: 80.5 kg, BMI: 22.3

hopeless [1] stamina tragic [0] keeper
good [7] pace formidable [11] defender
poor [3] technique excellent [10] playmaker
adequate [6] passing weak [4] striker
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4 pops 2 plops. However pops were useless so another poor week.

6 pops and 1 plop which was not important no stamina pops. Not the worst week tbh.

Youths up in 3 down in 1.

4 up, which is fine for a group of trainees who are getting on a bit.

5 pops, 4 plops, 1 stamina.

Georgie Rice, age: 19, height: 184 cm
value: 126 900 £, wage: 1 800 £
club: RTS Widzew Łódz, country: England
poor form, formidable tactical discipline

adequate stamina, hopeless keeper
formidable pace, weak defender
excellent technique, excellent playmaker
very good passing, excellent striker


Georgie Rice looks like a midfielder, but I’m going to train him as a striker.

He's our No1 striker so that works for me.

My two main strikers need pace to reach their maximum level, so now I’ll focus on pace training.

Looks like a winger to me :)

One thing's for sure - the U21 team in two season's time is going to be exceptionally strong.

Wayne, I hope he will become a star of the England national team. I’ve never trained a striker for the national team before.

It’s the success of many people training their players. In my opinion, England has never had so many committed coaches.