Milan had a 16 year old keeper in between the sticks all last season.
That Odergaard lad Madrid signed has been playing top flight football since 15.
Reece Oxford made his debut for West Ham at 15.
There are countless examples of it, Celtic had another lad score a goal in their closing league game just after turning 16, he was the guy Karamoko replaced the other night.
You throw a condition out there as endemically existing in young kids, then when you get challenged on it, ask if someone has the same level of anecdotal evidence as you. As if thatās apropos to proving anything. āDo you work with kidsā - the answer to that is irrelevant, you working at some level with kids proves nothing either.
You claim to be a big fan of scientific evidence and journal research, but when it suits you, youāre willing to throw out the most basic observations youāve made, with absolutely zero value in the context of proving your point. No wonder @anon7035031 made a fool of you on that thread you started.
Hilarious shit lads. I love the way @Nembo_Kid has claimed most of the under 20s are 16/17/18 and frames it all as a 13 year old playing with 16yearolds. And the way @caoimhaoin has equated it with supporting child sex abuse. Great diversity of opinion on tfk. I suppose it takes different strokes lads.*
Its fundamentally a huge problem in sport with masses being abused using methods only suitable to the odd genetic freak. Parents often being the worst.
They may or may not have. I donāt know, they come from countries which would have a much higher quality of youth leagues so the step up would have been far more pronounced than in countries like Scotland or Norway.
What is Godās name are you talking about. I said Rooney/Totti/Fabregas and Messi all made their first team debuts at 16 and it didnāt do their careers any harm in response to Kev saying it was an abusive practice. I donāt know what kind of incorrect comprehensions you are trying to take from that.