Scouting Wonderkid at South Africa

[Supernan]

Source : SirMattBusbyWay.co.uk

Pasti para pemandu bakat pada bertebaran di Afrika Selatan Juni-Jui nanti nih.

Top 10 young players to watch :

10) Angel Di Maria

Angel Di Maria is an old school left winger who plays for Benfica and is guaranteed to start in that position for Argentina in the WC. He has bags of pace, trickery and has a wand of a left foot. Can score goals and creats tonnes of chances for his team mates. Liverpool fans will remember his excellent contribution in the recent Europa League tie against Benfica.
After excelling in the Under-20 World Cup and eclipsing Messi in the 2008 Olympics this is Di Maria’s chance to impress a global audience.

9) Simon Kjaer

Already rumoured to have grabbed the attention of Man Utd, Liverpool and Spurs due to his performances for Palermo Simon Kjaer is ready to to bolster his already growing reputation at the world cup. He forms a strong central defence partnership with Daniel Agger and are a major reason why I believe Denmark are potential dark horses in the competition.
Kjaer is extremely good in the air in both boxes and reads the game extremely well. He has a reasonable amount of pace, but his major strengths are in the air and tackle. He has been compared in style to Rio Ferdinand.
One of the best young defenders in the world

8 ) Neven Subotic

Another young centre back, Neven Subotic plays his club football in Germany for Borussia Dortmund and has forced his way into the Serbian starting eleven despite only being 21 years old. Has already been linked with Arsenal and Man City.
Subotic is very tall (1.93m) and very pacey. Is strong in the tackle and very good in the air. He is also very comfortable on the ball and has also been compared to Rio Ferdinand in that respect.
He features in a strong Serbian defence alongside Vidic and Ivanovic and if they perform well then Serbia will be a team to avoid.

7) Javier Hernandez (Our New Boy)

Javier Hernandez is a 21 year old Mexican striker who has recently signed for Manchester United for around 7million pounds and is the hottest talent in Mexico. He plays for Chivas in Mexico and his scoring record is very good and has recently established himself in the Mexican starting eleven by scoring 4 goals in 4 appearances.
He is a pure striker in the sense that he scores most of his goals inside the area and is very good in the air despite not being the tallest of players. He has good pace and trickery. I would compare with him a young Michael Owen.
A good World Cup would Javier announce himself to Man Utd fans and the rest of the Premier League

6) Keisuke Honda

Keisuke Honda is a Japanesse international in the same mould as Nakamura and Nakata. He is an attacking midfielder who can also play on the left. He is a very creative player with an eye for goal. He is also a dead ball specialist.
He has recently left Japan to sign for CSKA Moscow. Since joining CSKA he has been instrumental in the Champions League success of the club as he netted the winner vs Sevilla and also set up other goals.
He will have to shoulder most of the creative burden for Japan in the World Cup and in a relatively even Group E he really could be the difference between progression or an early exit for Japan.

[Supernan]

5) Mesut Ozil

Mesut Ozil is a 21 year old German playmaker who plays for Werder Bremen.
English fans will be well aware of the lad’s potential after he was instrumental in the German under-21 victory over England in the recent under-21 European Championship final.
He was wonderful vision and a great passing range, along with a fair amount of pace and a cracking long range shot. This season he has filled the void in the Werder team left by the departure of Diego and is regarded as the best young talent in Germany.
He is a classic playmaker and is likely to be Germany’s main creative weapon at the World Cup.

4) MilosKrasic

Another player who currently plays for CSKA Moscow, although he after the World Cup he is likely to move to a more illustrious club in Europe.
He looks and plays alot like Pavel Nedvded in his pomp. He is very quick and has tremendous close control which gives him the rare ability to simple glide past his markers with minimal effort. He has great passing and finishing ability as well. Overall a sublime player. He demonstrated all these qualities in the CL against Manchester United.
Serbia are a team with a great defensive unit, however in Krasic they have a player who can make things happen at the other end of the pitch. If Krasic is on song, then Serbia will have a long way to go in the tournament. Krasic through his agents recently stated his dream of playing for Manchester United.

3) Nicolas Lodeiro

Nicolas Lodeiro is a classic South American playmaker from Uruguay who has recently been bought by Ajax in Holland after impressing in the Copa Libertadores for Nacional.
He has been compared to Lionel Messi, due to his size and technique, but in truth plays further back than Messi and is much more a number 10 then inside forward. He is another young player with excellent vision, ability to create goals, good from set pieces and very quick. He is also a very hardworking player who never shirks his defensive responsibilities. Lodeiro likes to roam all over the pitch in search of the ball and is a real creative hub.
He will be tasked to create the chances for Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez at the World Cup

2) Sotiris Ninis

Sotiris Ninis is a 20 year old Greek international attacking midfielder who is vice-captain at Panathinaikos. Since making his Panathinaikos debut age 17 he has long been touted at the best talent to ever come out of Greece and has finally started being included in the Greek squad.
Ninis is a player characterised with pace, technique, dribbling ability but most of all superb vision, passing ability and long shots. The way he is comfortable in possession, always seems to have time on the ball and his ability to strike from range remind me of a young Paul Scholes. This season for Panathinaikos he has been tremendous and has struck up a great understanding with Djibril Cisse. His form is best encapsulated by his MOTM performance vs Roma in the Olympico where he simply tore them apart.
When given his chance at the WC it will be as a right winger, but I believe his future is as a central attacking midfielder. He has been linked with Man Utd extensively in the Manchester Evening News and Daily Mail.

1) Alexis Sanchez

Alexis Sanzhez is a 21 year old right winger from Chile who has been praised as being the New Cristiano Ronaldo. He is one of the most exciting off-the-wall talents in world football. His pace and dribbling ability really set him apart from his peers and will make him a nightmare for any defender in the world football.
He is a short player with a low centre of gravity, which he uses to great effect when twisting and turning away from his markers. He also has a terrific shot which enables him to chip him with his fair amount of goals.
Chile are going to be one of the more exciting teams to watch this summer and the player most crucial for their game plan is the young Udinese winger.

[Supernan]

Sebenernya masih bnyk sih nama" wonderkid yg bakal bersinar di WC nanti, tergantung doi dimainin ga yah.

Kalo menurut saya sih yg bakal bersinar : (kalo mereka jd dibawa ya. ke 23 orng yg brangkat yah, rata" kan skrg masih 30 orng ikut TC blum di kecilin)

- Javier Pastore (Palermo-Argentina)

- Tom Hundlestone (Spurs) sm Adam Johnson (city) (England)

- Park Ju-Young (AS Monaco) South Korea

- Rene Krhin (Inter Milan) Slovenia

- Toni Kroos (Bayer Leverkusen), Marko Marin (Werder Bremen) Germany

- Kevin-Prince Boateng (Portsmouth) Ghana

- Gregory van der Wiel (Ajax) Eljero Elia (HSV) Holland

- Vladimir Weiss (Manchester City), Miroslav Stoch (Chelsea) Slovakia

- Eren Derdiyok (Bayer Leverkusen) Swiss

Hehehe sekian dulu ya, Cape nge scout bocah" ini.....

[ferly_Liemz]

alexis sanches itu d FM 2 tahun lalu d prediksi akan jd wonderkid gt..dan kembali tuh game membuktikan bs jd landasan para scout hehehe

Si ninis itu skillny mantep bgt...bgs jg kl misal kita mau beli doi...

[Wengge Schmeichel]

Originally Posted by Supernan

5) Mesut Ozil

Mesut Ozil is a 21 year old German playmaker who plays for Werder Bremen.
English fans will be well aware of the lad’s potential after he was instrumental in the German under-21 victory over England in the recent under-21 European Championship final.
He was wonderful vision and a great passing range, along with a fair amount of pace and a cracking long range shot. This season he has filled the void in the Werder team left by the departure of Diego and is regarded as the best young talent in Germany.
He is a classic playmaker and is likely to be Germany’s main creative weapon at the World Cup.

4) MilosKrasic

Another player who currently plays for CSKA Moscow, although he after the World Cup he is likely to move to a more illustrious club in Europe.
He looks and plays alot like Pavel Nedvded in his pomp. He is very quick and has tremendous close control which gives him the rare ability to simple glide past his markers with minimal effort. He has great passing and finishing ability as well. Overall a sublime player. He demonstrated all these qualities in the CL against Manchester United.
Serbia are a team with a great defensive unit, however in Krasic they have a player who can make things happen at the other end of the pitch. If Krasic is on song, then Serbia will have a long way to go in the tournament. Krasic through his agents recently stated his dream of playing for Manchester United.

3) Nicolas Lodeiro

Nicolas Lodeiro is a classic South American playmaker from Uruguay who has recently been bought by Ajax in Holland after impressing in the Copa Libertadores for Nacional.
He has been compared to Lionel Messi, due to his size and technique, but in truth plays further back than Messi and is much more a number 10 then inside forward. He is another young player with excellent vision, ability to create goals, good from set pieces and very quick. He is also a very hardworking player who never shirks his defensive responsibilities. Lodeiro likes to roam all over the pitch in search of the ball and is a real creative hub.
He will be tasked to create the chances for Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez at the World Cup

2) Sotiris Ninis

Sotiris Ninis is a 20 year old Greek international attacking midfielder who is vice-captain at Panathinaikos. Since making his Panathinaikos debut age 17 he has long been touted at the best talent to ever come out of Greece and has finally started being included in the Greek squad.
Ninis is a player characterised with pace, technique, dribbling ability but most of all superb vision, passing ability and long shots. The way he is comfortable in possession, always seems to have time on the ball and his ability to strike from range remind me of a young Paul Scholes. This season for Panathinaikos he has been tremendous and has struck up a great understanding with Djibril Cisse. His form is best encapsulated by his MOTM performance vs Roma in the Olympico where he simply tore them apart.
When given his chance at the WC it will be as a right winger, but I believe his future is as a central attacking midfielder. He has been linked with Man Utd extensively in the Manchester Evening News and Daily Mail.

1) Alexis Sanchez

Alexis Sanzhez is a 21 year old right winger from Chile who has been praised as being the New Cristiano Ronaldo. He is one of the most exciting off-the-wall talents in world football. His pace and dribbling ability really set him apart from his peers and will make him a nightmare for any defender in the world football.
He is a short player with a low centre of gravity, which he uses to great effect when twisting and turning away from his markers. He also has a terrific shot which enables him to chip him with his fair amount of goals.
Chile are going to be one of the more exciting teams to watch this summer and the player most crucial for their game plan is the young Udinese winger.

mantabz agan kita...24 hour commentator yach

[Supernan]

Dapet lg nih yg bakal jd "Big Thing" di WC2010 ntr :

Gregory Van Der Weil
Bek kanan Holland asal Ajax. kelahiran 88.



Udh merebut starter bek kanan buat timnas Holland.

Lanjut masi dari Holland, asal klub Hamburg.
Eljero Elia (born 13 February 1987 in Voorburg) is a Dutch footballer who currently plays for German Bundesliga club Hamburger SV and the Netherlands national team. Prior to joining HSV in 2009, Elia played for ADO Den Haag and FC Twente. He made his debut for the Dutch national team in September 2009, scoring on his debut, and will be participating at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. In 2009, Elia was awarded the Johan Cruijff Award for "Young Player of the Year" in the Netherlands.


2 dulu ya, ntr gw scout lg

[Supernan]

Dapet lg nih another Kids to watch this june


Tommy Smith (New Zealand) 20 tahun

FIFA.COM

Around six months ago Tommy Smith was planning a quiet holiday during June 2010, perhaps interspersed with watching the action from South Africa 2010 on television, prior to returning to pre-season training with Ipswich Town. Now the young defender is just days away from featuring for New Zealand in front of a global audience on the world’s greatest football stage.

Having just turned 20, Smith is one of the youngest players at the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. However, All Whites coach Ricki Herbert has stated previously he would have no hesitation in naming the mobile defender to face Paraguay, Slovakia or even world champions Italy. Herbert is as well qualified to make that judgement as anyone given that he played in the backline for the All Whites as a 21-year-old in their one and only appearance at the FIFA World Cup™ at Spain 1982.

Indeed, after becoming eligible to represent New Zealand earlier this year following appearances for England youth teams, Smith has featured in all four matches played by the All Whites, including last week’s impressive win against Serbia. The small Austrian city of Klagenfurt was the somewhat unlikely venue as the Kiwis scored a 1-0 win, securing arguably the biggest scalp in the nation's football history.

Smith is a left-sided defender who is likely to be utilised at fullback or centre-half depending on which formation Herbert opts for. The England-born Smith came to New Zealand with his family in 1998 and went through the national youth development system, before returning to the United Kingdom in his mid teens.

“I feel as if I am an All White through and through now really, because most of my football (development) was in New Zealand from a young age,” Smith told FIFA.com. “We have a good chance of doing well, as our opponents won’t expect much from us but with the attitude we’ve got in the squad we are capable of anything. I don’t think anything is impossible.”

Despite his relatively tender years, Smith is not the youngest member of the squad, with that honour falling to giant West Bromwich Albion striker Chris Wood at just 18. The pair form part of a small band of English Championship representatives in the Kiwi side, which also includes Plymouth Argyle’s Rory Fallon and Chris Killen of Middlesbrough.

“The squad has mixed really well, there are a few new faces, so it was going to take a while to gel, but it has worked out nicely,” said Smith. “Nothing else can make your more proud than that (representing your country).”

The international stage on which Smith was first initiated can be matched by few for its sheer magnitude. A friendly match against Mexico at the Rose Bowl in California attracting over 90,000 spectators as the north Americans triumphed 2-0 over the All Whites. Unsurprisingly, Smith has found he had to adapt quickly to the vastly different arena that is international football.

“It is a completely different style of football as the Championship is all a hundred miles-an-hour hustle and bustle. International football is a lot more reserved and teams take their chance to attack on the counter-attack more often.

“I’m looking forward to being involved in the World Cup. Every kid growing up playing football wants to represent their country, and I am lucky enough to be able to do that.”

[Supernan]

Internazionale Kids Kelahiran 1990!! wtf udh main di PD

Rene Krhin

Jose Mourinho says that he has “everything a young player should have”, and it seems that several of Europe’s top clubs agree. Rene Krihin has, for some time, been one of the world’s most sought-after and talked-about youngsters. Inter Milan won the race for his signature when he was just 16 and have spent much of the time since fending off interest from some of Europe’s biggest spenders.

Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool were all confirmed to have been considering a £7 million move for the 6ft 3ins midfielder before he made good on his oft-stated commitment to I Nerazzurri by agreeing a new four-year deal at the turn of the year. This has been Krhin’s breakthrough season, with Mourinho – having taken him on the club’s pre-season tour of America – fielding him in four Serie A matches, including a first start in Inter’s 2-0 win over Livorno on 1 November.

At international level, Matjaz Kek has been keen to avoid rushing the youngster’s development and has carefully managed his graduation to the senior set-up. Krhin played just five minutes of Slovenia’s FIFA World Cup 2010™ qualifiers, in the 3-0 win over San Marion, having made his debut the month before as a second half substitute in the 2-1 friendly defeat by England.

Kek may be treading carefully with this midfield prodigy, but there is no question that he shares the widespread belief that Slovenia have a player destined for greatness. Krhin has subsequently added to his cap collection with another substitute’s appearance in the 4-1 friendly win over Qatar, and while time is running out to displace his more experienced midfield rivals in Kek’s starting line-up, this is a youngster who remains well worth watching at South Africa 2010.

[Redsbusby]

Wahhh ada scout talent seeker nih...hehehehe.... Simon Kjaer dulu kan pernah digosipin ke MU, tp dianya ngga mau katanya , Ozil ama Sanchez ini sepertinya menarik perhatian saya ..hihihhi, cari inpo ahh, tenkgs om Robert.

[Supernan]

18tn Tahun sudah main di WC!!! GILA, IRI Abis gw

Chris Wood, New Zealand


CHRIS WOOD is hoping to make a big impression at the World Cup.
The West Brom striker, who is one of the youngest players in South Africa at just 18, will star for New Zealand this summer.

Despite his tender age and lack of first team experience with the Baggies, Wood has been a regular in the All Whites setup.

He has made six appearances for his national team over the past 12 months and is set to face giants Italy, Paraguay and Slovakia this month.

Wood said: "I've progressed a lot this year.

"It's been a good season both with the West Brom first team and the national team. Things are going well.

"It's been a learning experience and I'm glad I've got my first season as a pro under my belt.

"Now I want to kick on with the rest of my career."

New Zealand have several options up front, with Middlesbrough's Chris Killen, A-League top-scorer Shane Smeltz and Plymouth's Rory Fallon.

But coach Ricki Herbert seems to favour Wood.

He said: "We've managed him in a certain way but there's something about him with his age and his build, he could be a little X-factor for us.

"He's a good balanced boy with a very good head on his shoulders and he's at a great club.

"The world is at his feet and I think the ingredients he has could be exciting for the team.

"People know Smeltz, Killen and Fallon, but not many people know Chris yet."

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