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Greyfriars Bobby · 10-10-2020, 10:30 PM

Jong Winterhoven

Neither of the goalkeepers is considered a top prospect. Poot, the better of the two, would be a fairly safe option for an early round Dutch Cup tie.

Right back Philipsen, however, is another story. My staff believe he's destined for greatness. He is extremely mobile, and his technical ability will set him apart from many full backs.

Kouvaris, a versatile American youngster, is physical and tough. He might be a long-term answer at defensive midfielder, but he's playing left back for Yong Winterhoven.

We couldn't resist choosing a player named Michenaidgelo Huijberts! Good at both right and center back, his height will probably keep him on the flanks. De Bruijn is a resolute, determined center half with a very bright future. Van Ede's composure and his strong left foot make him a valuable prospect, too.

You may have noticed that Schaap got a squad number; he earned it, because he is the most robust tackler among our midfield corps. He's very close to earning a spot in the senior team for that very reason. Simons is also a possibility for some first team action, because he also provides some bite.

The other especially promising man in the middle is Willassen, a crafty young Norwegian playmaker. Geurts is a similar player, whose electric pace makes him a good choice for the wing, too.

We're trying to figure out whether Rasmussen is better in the middle of the formation or on a wing. Another of our talented Danish players, he's got a bright future somewhere.

Klemetzen got a squad number too, because he's very close to being ready for first team duty. Fast, tricky, and a sure finisher, he will provide both goals and assists from either flank. Lagerblom and Talih give us even more depth here; my staff rate Talih especially highly.

Hartmeier needs polish, but he already displays a nose for goal. He's more quick than fast, but he's going to be difficult for defenders to track down in the box. Nijpels will have to show something special to distinguish himself from the other young forwards. He's only 17, so there is time.

Yong Winterhoven play in the Jupiler League, the second division in Dutch football. AZ and PSV Eindhoven also have B teams in this league, but the other 17 teams feature grown men. Our youngsters will, therefore, receive a stern test over the course of the season.

10-10-2020, 10:30 PM	#7
Greyfriars Bobby College Prospect Join Date: Sep 2013	Jong Winterhoven Neither of the goalkeepers is considered a top prospect. Poot, the better of the two, would be a fairly safe option for an early round Dutch Cup tie. Right back Philipsen, however, is another story. My staff believe he's destined for greatness. He is extremely mobile, and his technical ability will set him apart from many full backs. Kouvaris, a versatile American youngster, is physical and tough. He might be a long-term answer at defensive midfielder, but he's playing left back for Yong Winterhoven. We couldn't resist choosing a player named Michenaidgelo Huijberts! Good at both right and center back, his height will probably keep him on the flanks. De Bruijn is a resolute, determined center half with a very bright future. Van Ede's composure and his strong left foot make him a valuable prospect, too. You may have noticed that Schaap got a squad number; he earned it, because he is the most robust tackler among our midfield corps. He's very close to earning a spot in the senior team for that very reason. Simons is also a possibility for some first team action, because he also provides some bite. The other especially promising man in the middle is Willassen, a crafty young Norwegian playmaker. Geurts is a similar player, whose electric pace makes him a good choice for the wing, too. We're trying to figure out whether Rasmussen is better in the middle of the formation or on a wing. Another of our talented Danish players, he's got a bright future somewhere. Klemetzen got a squad number too, because he's very close to being ready for first team duty. Fast, tricky, and a sure finisher, he will provide both goals and assists from either flank. Lagerblom and Talih give us even more depth here; my staff rate Talih especially highly. Hartmeier needs polish, but he already displays a nose for goal. He's more quick than fast, but he's going to be difficult for defenders to track down in the box. Nijpels will have to show something special to distinguish himself from the other young forwards. He's only 17, so there is time. Yong Winterhoven play in the Jupiler League, the second division in Dutch football. AZ and PSV Eindhoven also have B teams in this league, but the other 17 teams feature grown men. Our youngsters will, therefore, receive a stern test over the course of the season. Last edited by Greyfriars Bobby : 10-11-2020 at 11:49 AM.