Jack Byrne

[SCC]

Voor de liefhebber:
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/james-lawton-jack-byrne-a-survivor-in-cruel-game-of-increasing-odds-31348505.html

[AL]

Hoe Is het met hem???

[SCCdrachten]

Hoe Is het met hem???

Valt mee ligt er een weekje uit

[Delamere]

Het record van het kortste debuut heeft ie al op zijn naam. Kan alleen maar beter worden!

[Marc S]

Het record van het kortste debuut heeft ie al op zijn naam. Kan alleen maar beter worden!

En dan speel je met notabene narsingh in het team

[El Ma-kri-niii]

Tweet van Jack Byrne:
@Jackb_8: Good news from the scan today no major damage to the ankle and should be back on the pitch very soon ? thanks all the fans for the messages?

[Geelblauwstiens]

Tweet van Jack Byrne:
@Jackb_8: Good news from the scan today no major damage to the ankle and should be back on the pitch very soon ? thanks all the fans for the messages?

Good news!

[el haj]

De Jong blij met City-huurling: "Het is een lefgozertje"


17:28 – SC Cambuur huurde eerder al Albert Rusnák en Sinan Bytyqi van Manchester City en heeft komend seizoen wederom de beschikking over een speler van de Engelse grootmacht. Jack Byrne werd woensdag gepresenteerd in Leeuwarden en trainer Henk de Jong heeft hoge verwachtingen van de middenvelder.

"Hij moet nog even wennen, maar wij denken dat hij heel belangrijk voor ons kan worden", zegt de oefenmeester van de eredivisionist tegen het Friesch Dagblad. "Jack is iemand die geweldig tussen de linies kan spelen. Het is bovendien een lefgozertje, een brutale jongen. Niet bij mij, maar wel richting de tegenstander."

Byrne kwam vrijdagavond in actie tegen de amateurs van VV DTD, maar dat werd geen succes. Al na enkele minuten moest de Noord-Ier door een enkelblessure het veld verlaten. De blessure is niet ernstig, zo bleek na onderzoek in het ziekenhuis.

Bron:FCupdate

[Geelblauwstiens]

Gaat lekker, dit soort citaten:  "Noord-Ier"......

[el haj]

Scherp, dat was me niet eens opgevallen. 

[PePe]

Gevonden op internet: Byrne (spreek uit: "Boooooorn")

[michello]

Enkel @Jackb_8 Jack Byrne vandaag weer gescand, #Cambuur vreesde nl. meer schade. Maar niks ernstigs gevonden bij 2e check. Prognose: 1 week

[El Ma-kri-niii]

Jack Byrne - SC Cambuur

Having turned 19 in April, Byrne was always likely to move on this summer. He's a fiery, technical attacking midfielder, equally as capable in an advanced central midfield role as he is sitting deeper dictating possession. Now feels the right time to test him at a higher level to iron out any inconsistencies in his game. He's experienced all that youth football has to offer, and he's handled it well. Scholes comparisons have been drawn, and they're easy to see why. He has an eye for goal, notching up six strikes in the u19s' run to Uefa Youth League quarter-finals, most being pretty spectacular, and like Scholes he shares a similarly telescopic range of passing with a real calmness to his game. His fondness for a more exuberant challenge doesn't do the comparison any harm either...



However, it's been speculated by others that his long-term future may be in a more Xavi-esque role and that could be true. He spreads the play exceptionally well, twisting and turning, possessing that almost La Masia-esque sixth sense. And he passes with a real purpose too, not simply just sideways, repeatedly, as most midfield playmakers have the knack of doing these days. There was times last season where he was consistently fantastic, exerting his authority on games, demanding the ball at his feet or simply timing a run perfectly behind the defensive line to make himself free for a ball through on goal. It didn't always quite come off though, naturally. Like a few others he went off the boil a tad towards the end of the year, but that is to be expected for any young footballer and City's kids played more football than most. It's a vital part of their development, learning from the inevitable dips in form to find a way to pick yourself up again. The important thing is that the talent is there, and it just needs to be nurtured.

The Eredivise should be a good experience for him. The league has a knack for producing incredibly talented attacking midfielders, and he'll have the space to express himself and pass the ball without the fear of being physically over-crowded - while at the same time learning what its like to play against people much bigger and older than him. Cambuur seem a good club and it says a lot about his character that he's willing to move abroad, with most players based in England often unwilling. The partnership City have seemingly developed with Cambuur seems pretty sturdy, brought on by Rusnak and Bytiqi's loan moves there last season and they've already made positive noises surrounded Byrne's arrival handing him their number 10 shirt. A prestigious accolade at any club, never mind for a team based in a league renowned for world famous number 10s. It suggests he'll surely get regular football, and in a league that's genial with its approach to young footballers too so it should be an exciting season. Many greats have found the Eredivise a welcoming first step into the game and Byrne will hope to be another treading the same path. If he does, then he might even find international recognition with Roy Keane already signalling himout as one to watch. City will be keeping a close eye on his development.

Veelbelovend verhaal door een volger van de City-jeugd.

[SCC]

Forse blessure dus, als ik HdJ goed begrijp in zijn interview met GvT op OF (radio na Almere), heeft hij het ook over een afgescheurde achilispees.

[Cor]

Forse blessure dus, als ik HdJ goed begrijp in zijn interview met GvT op OF (radio na Almere), heeft hij het ook over een afgescheurde achilispees.

Denk dat dat over Hoefdraad gaat