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FLITWICK EAGLES UNDER 17’s 2010/2011

This Flitwick Eagles team born in the years 1993/1994 initiated their footballing prowess in the year 2000 when they turned 7 years of age;  the majority tussling for honours in those early days between the three Flitwick lower schools  and  the then newly formed N7A junior Milton Keynes leagues for their respective teams.

Colin Clague then brought the best of that early talent together to help them enjoy success at Under 7 - Under 11.

Intervening years saw the boys taken from Colin’s early Flitwick Eagles teams individually to professional clubs like Rushden and Diamonds, Cambridge United and Milton Keynes Dons.

They came together again with new Coach Dave Tiller, at  under 16 in a National Council initiative that embraced the message of keeping Knife Culture out of the Fantastic game called the ‘No knives project’

The ‘No knives project’  was instrumental in bringing us all back together this season and saw almost every talented Flitwick Eagle footballer play together again. Overseen by the captaincy of Jordan Darvall;  his desire to want play together with his old team mates, combined  with Tiller’s and Clague’s enthusiasm to see great talent playing  together again and  unleashed as a team, were key factors in bringing these great players back.

Mates from Ampthill that had played at the highest level were then introduced to complement the team you see here today.

Flitwick Eagles is a community and charter standard club that provides quality coaching and Football opportunities for youngsters at Eaglets from 3 years of age to veterans alike.

12 Teams	Games Played	Games Won	Games Drawn	Games Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Points
AFC Kempston Town U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Bushmead Rovers U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Crawley Green Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Dunstable Town Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
EB Lions U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Flitwick Eagles U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Lea Sports PSG U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Luton Borough Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Sacred Heart Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
St Josephs Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Watling Youth U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Westoning U18	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Player Profiles

The Flitwick Eagles U17 Squad

Eddie  Clague -1– Goalkeeper – Been with the Team since the start. Spells at Cambridge City.  Diminutive but strong Eddie has been a fantastic base and influence to strengthen the spine of every team he has played for 11 years.

Ethan  Hill -3– Left Back- Been with the team since the start with spells at Cambridge Utd,  Rushden and Diamonds and MK Dons Fantastic presence, quick feet particularly the left with great skill level, solid performances all his career.

Jordan Darvall -10– Centre Half/ Midfield holding - Been with the team since the start – Captain , Solid stalwart who reads the game with amazing maturity. Spells away with Barton and Kempston. Instrumental influence  in bringing the the team together that you see today.

Josh O’Neill –6- Centre Half /Right Back - likes to sweep up and play out,  great individual skill on the ball, with clever feet and amazing vision for the long pass.

Matthew Steadman-4- Centre Half . Great team player, sweeps up with tenacity  in front of goal.  Massive input on the field but also an excellent  team player when off the pitch.

Callum McDougall-5- Right back /Centre half.  Big strong talisman brings a sensible no nonsense approach to defence. The lines are cleared with amazing precision usually finding a great response from forward or midfield attack.

Jack Gale-11– Right back/ sweeper. Another founder Eagles under 7 member of that 2000 squad he has shown many great facets and newly acquired qualities that he has drawn out of playing in this great team, tenacity personified.

Danny Bull -2- Right back/Striker – The archetypal all rounder – Under 7 team founder Bull’s performances have been legendary in raising the the spirit of the team when something extra was required.  His excellent ability to raise the teams’ performance is greatly appreciated by coaches and team alike.

James Clegg -14- Left/Right Midfield sweeper. Another founder as Eagles  under 7 member of the original squads. James’ amazing stamina and pace has terrorised many defences over the years. Combine this with a throw in to equal that of Mr Delap, his repertoire is jaw dropping.

Michael Haines -15- Right Midfield/Striker – Puts heart and soul on the line to achieve. Michael has found that his kind of individual talent can translate into a great team, enhancing his own maturity and indeed helping this team find its true potential.

Jake O’Neil -9- Centre Midfield –  An amazing skill that has translated so well to the pitch. His trickery and amazing vision has mesmerized many teams this season. His two great feet and tenacity have been instrumental in making our Flitwick Eagles season so successful.

Arron Ramsay -7- Centre Midfield – Another Eagles u7 founder member that has ‘Don’ the rounds of the local pro football circuit. Strong tackling midfielder that is as happy to hold or attack. Amazing strength in the air has complemented the skill level of  Jake O’ to make a dynamic midfield partnership all season.

Nick Gregory -17- Centre Midfield – Started his footballing career at u7 with the Eagles.,  Nick’s strength, first touch and lay off has proved the defining point of many moves this season. His strength and height in the air have assisted many goals this season whilst his off pitch presence has proved inspirational to the whole squad.

Brad Clarke -12- Right Midfield/Striker – Equally at home supporting the midfield Brad Clarke has proved to be a potent force in front of goal supporting the hammer! Mallett! Amazingly quick with both feet he can turn defences inside out.  Brad, has a natural ability to know when the channel is to be exploited, supported by his midfield team mates.

Nathan Mallett – 8- Striker – With so many goals to his name this season Nathan’s spree would suggest that he has played without opposition to his penetration. This is not the case; Nathan’s individual skill and quick clever feet, supported by considered and understanding assists, have ensured he has tormented some great defences this season.