da betsson： It is not long since then Crystal Palace starlet John Bostock was under the microscope of all the top clubs who saw a career that offered so much promise.
da cassino online： However, two years on and now at Tottenham, the youngster is publically bemoaning the huge influx of foreign players in the top-flight who block his path, which lends itself to suggest that under the surface of the Premier League’s beauty there lays a grim reality.
Despite playing a major part in England under 19’s squad success, come August 14th when the season kicks off, he will undoubtedly be cast aside meaning the chance to prove himself will remain a distant prospect.
Jack Rodwell of Everton is a prime example of how a young career can come to fruition when given the chance, but the increased pressure on managers to deliver means that most simply cannot take the risk when it comes to blooding players such as Bostock. This is perhaps underpinned by Tottenham’s success last season with a team that included plenty of expensive foreign talent.
Bostock is unconvinced by the Premier League’s new rule which states that clubs must have at least eight home-grown players in their 25-man squads claiming that “It just means we will be sitting on the bench” and feels his only option is to go out on loan to in order to gain first team football as he did last season with Brentford.
Maybe it is time to sacrifice the quality of the Premier League in order to give English youngsters a chance?
The Bundesliga has allowed youngsters such as Mesut Ozil to flourish on the big stage for Germany with regular first-team football for Werder Bremen at the age of 21 whereas Bostock feels he might have to wait another three years before getting his chance.
A Germany side that included 6 of the U21 squad that defeated England in the final of the U21 European Championship demolished a more experienced England in the World Cup and this is no doubt due to valuable experience being gained on the domestic scene.
The likes of Khedira, Ozil, Boateng, Neuer played regular football for their German clubs in the build up to the competition, quite a contrast to the season which Tottenham’s youngster and his England U19 team-mates face – ultimately one which will stifle their progression to stardom.
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