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Really, that's shocking Lord B.
You are not just any old numpty, you are special .
You are not just any old numpty, you are special .
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I watched Flitney play in a pre-season match for Fulham at Kingstonian and although he did nothing wrong, I wasn't overly impressed with him, though I would rather anyone on the bench than Keeley unless it was Wil Packham!
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Has anyone seen Ben May (or is it Chris May)?? - anyway Larry May's son who's the goalie not his outfield brother. Could he have done a job on the bench??
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Position: Goalkeeper
Date of Birth: 1 Jun 1984
Weight: 75.3kg
Height: 185cm
Place of Birth: Hitchin
Nick Name:
Previous Clubs: Arsenal, Fulham Academy
Debut: N/A
Squad: #13
Biography:
Nineteen-year-old Ross is a talented goalkeeper who has developed hugely since joining the Club from Arsenal in 2000. He has the perfect build for a keeper and has already developed the nickname ‘Little Edwin’ with his potential to follow in the Dutchman’s footsteps.
Quick thinking, agile, a good reader of the game and a strong personality are all character traits that a top keeper needs and which Ross has shown over his time at Fulham.
Assistant Academy Director Paul Nevin heaped praise on Ross saying; “Looking around the country I think that the development of good English goalkeepers is a priority for all Clubs and also for the National team. When you find one then I think it is very important that you hold on to that person and work with them. We think we have such a person in Ross.”
Date of Birth: 1 Jun 1984
Weight: 75.3kg
Height: 185cm
Place of Birth: Hitchin
Nick Name:
Previous Clubs: Arsenal, Fulham Academy
Debut: N/A
Squad: #13
Biography:
Nineteen-year-old Ross is a talented goalkeeper who has developed hugely since joining the Club from Arsenal in 2000. He has the perfect build for a keeper and has already developed the nickname ‘Little Edwin’ with his potential to follow in the Dutchman’s footsteps.
Quick thinking, agile, a good reader of the game and a strong personality are all character traits that a top keeper needs and which Ross has shown over his time at Fulham.
Assistant Academy Director Paul Nevin heaped praise on Ross saying; “Looking around the country I think that the development of good English goalkeepers is a priority for all Clubs and also for the National team. When you find one then I think it is very important that you hold on to that person and work with them. We think we have such a person in Ross.”
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Chris May played 20 minutes at Arundel. He looked a little short by todays standards.