Sam McCallum, who plays for Simon Langton School and Kent SFA, is a full back who looks to style his play on Patrice Evra. Maca looks to build his style of play around pace and work rate, being a massive fan on the superhero ‘The Flash’. His favourite footballing personality is Thierry Henry for his smooth and intellectual style. Sam is also the Kent Triple Jump champion and a fan of drill music. When asked what Sam would change in football, he simply stated that he would get rid of the ABBA penalty system.
Is it this lad?
He seems to be in the FA under 18 England squad
English Schools' Football Association (ESFA) - News 2017-2018
Maybe this is what he means by drill music?!?!
If not it's always worth watching this vid anyway. Enjoy.
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Maybe this is what he means by drill music?!?!
If not it's always worth watching this vid anyway. Enjoy.
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Ahh and I was only checking out
Destination Calabria on Saturday
If only I could figure out how to do the links!!
A 17-year-old that they're signing to play in the U23's all season. That's a really bad sign for Camwell.
He'll just have to fight. Anyway, seems Robins hasn't signed him
Mark Robins said:
So he has at least played Camwell once, so it's up to Camwell to remind the first team manager what he can do. An opportunity for him, rather than an obstruction.
At the end of the day if McCallum seems like a better prospect than Camwell then it's the right choice bringing him in. Camwell has shown nothing over the past year to suggest that he's ready to make the step up. So, looks like this is last chance saloon for him. Or maybe he's being loaned out as a tactic by Robins to remove him from the negative environment he currently finds himself in to get his head straightened out, whilst getting him first team football of course.
I'm not writing him off but football is a results business. Camwell hasn't produced, so despite his obvious quality he finds himself a precarious position. That's not writing him off that's fact!
Not necessarily a lot of the players who have left this summer seem to be left sided so rebalancing that would be a nessisty. What I like is Robins has brought in a lot of youth and young players for the future in mind
Sounds like this was a recruitment team/development staff decision rather than Robins himself. It's a good thing to do, if it works out you can make money down the line, if not it hasn't cost much.
