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U17 camp in Laval


Jeremy

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Honestly, not really. I thought the forwards were really small, not able to battle for aerial balls that's for sure, especially #7 (anybody knows the name?)

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The U17 seemed to use a 4-3-3 formation, so if I'm correct the lineup was like this:

Crépeau - Seymour, Gasparotto, Benomar, Polakiewicz - Mmunga, Alderson, Cain - Aleman, Morris, Hamilton

The Academy looked better overall, probably due to chemistry and that they were older. The NT had trouble launching attacks, all the long balls forward ended up out of play. They looked to have trouble communicating too, so they couldnt string together more than 3 passes. But that was my first U17 game ever so maybe next time I can evaluate better!

here are a few other pics, the ones I managed to get right (somehow). My sport photo skills aren't exactly sharp yet.

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Honestly, not really. I thought the forwards were really small, not able to battle for aerial balls that's for sure, especially #7 (anybody knows the name?)

The U17 seemed to use a 4-3-3 formation, so if I'm correct the lineup was like this:

Crépeau - Seymour, Gasparotto, Benomar, Polakiewicz - Mmunga, Alderson, Cain - Aleman, Morris, Hamilton

The Academy looked better overall, probably due to chemistry and that they were older. The NT had trouble launching attacks, all the long balls forward ended up out of play. They looked to have trouble communicating too, so they could string together more than 3 passes.

Thanks for the info. Sounds like a freakin' disaster with the U17's, the coaching staff should be getting these kids playing the right way and not launching aimless long balls...shameful.

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