True, but, with Goalkeepers it’s quite easy to stand out and make the step up… it’s probably the only position you can really. As a striker they’ll always say you were against shit defences, as a defender they’ll say you were against shit strikers and with midfielders they’ll always question technique … but with goalkeepers that doesn’t seem to really happen. If you’re 18/19 in the National League like he is now with Aldershot, and he has a good season, plenty of clean sheets and good performances then a League 2 team will take a gamble, then a League 1 etc.
Tell Scot Carson that. He's played about 5 games in the last 5 seasons and won a EUFA Champions League medal, EUFA Super Cup and FIFA World Club cup medal. Also, while probably being paid £20k/week? :-)
Respect to the lad for wanting to play men's football. He'd already come from Reading's academy and Fleetwood U18s to get to Everton. When they wouldn't loan him out he had the guts to tell them to go pound sand and get experience playing the men's game instead of against children for another year or more. People think about the opportunity but these top clubs dump like 95% of the kids they bring in to their academies by the wayside and a lot will end up dropping way down like he did anyway, he just got a head start so he's not playing that level at 20 years old. I don't doubt that he will end up at a higher level than this and the experience of playing first team football will help him.
He has got a headstart to Farnham.... Really, what he did was not clever. He has missed out on top class coaching and instead gone up against, frankly, not the best men' team at the fifth tier. He will take a bigger physical impact on his body at a younger age. He might have ended up their anyway. But his chances of moving up are now significantly lower.
His career trajectory likely would have been much better if he’d just stayed with Everton U18s, he would have been playing infront of coaches and youth scouts of some of the top teams in the country and at the very least championship/League 1 and 2, and he would have been earning more in Everton’s academy to help him focus on football.
It could have been a better trajectory to stay at Everton thats true....but one of the problems with being a young goalkeeper is that playing against kids your same age all the time you don't get used to the rough and tumple aspects of the position. Playing lower league football against men is a great way of getting stronger and if Everton were not going to let him go out on loan to do this then he probably made the right move. He can play lower league for 3 years still be 20 and then try out for higher league teams. Plus if he looks after himself he can easily play till he is 40 if good enough so he still has 23 years(if lucky) to get to the promised land of Premier League Goalkeeper.
@@ddlee84 but at the same time, at this age, the level of professionalism and knowledge of your coaches are extremly important; it is true that you receive stronger shoots, but stuff as how to position yourself or different tactics are better in an u18 team
@@raysteal3and that's without taking agents into account, most of whom wouldn't think twice about a goalkeeper in step 9. There's so much against you when you drop into the depths of non-league, players can really be lost in the mire. Staying at Everton into his early twenties would have given teams an impetus to sign him even if it meant dropping down into non league later.
Dude. This whole video is a crock of lies. Pat Nash played on Everton’s youth squad for the entire 2021-2022 season. He played like shite and conceded 22 goals on 12 appearances with only 1 clean sheet. He was promptly cut and was without team for the entire following season as no other team wanted to sign him. Everton never offered him a salary… After a year of nothing, he decided to play division 8 football, which is where he finds himself now, after being transferred for free from Whitley Bay to Farnham Town. No idea where you got this information from that he turned down offers unless you pulled it out of your arse… this guy is lucky to be playing… good god
@@LocationFootball It will, but it does seem an unnecessary risk. Very few players actually work their way up from non-league to Premier League/Championship level. At Everton, he would have been getting elite level coaching and game time with the U-18s/23s this season (where a young keeper's inevitable mistakes are mostly overlooked provided they show talent and progression), probably a loan move to a League 1/2 level side next season or the one after should he develop well, as well as a nice salary (which is important as many teenage footballers develop chronic injury issues which force them to leave football altogether). There is both a clear developmental pathway and a safety net coming through a PL/Championship academy. Non-league is the wild west. It's admirable I guess, but first team football shouldn't be a priority at 17, especially when you have to drop down to a level that's probably lower than his u-23 side to find it
You joke about it but it's true. They were the only registered team in Europe to go perfect. all wins no draws or losses. Up until recently where the finally drew.
If it's such an easy feat to accomplish then why haven't any of the big teams done it then? Oh but this little team here has weak competition. Yeah, but their competition are at the same level as them. Arguably the big 6 and maybe add in Newcastle and Villa are like a full step or two above their other league competition, so why haven't they done it? Or What about Celtic and Rangers? Especially Celtic when Rangers were sent back to the lower leagues, arguably the only other real competition in the SPL is between those two. Yet none of these teams could do it. Give this little team some credit.
That's a load of shit. I played for united under 17s at 15 and went straight into the Rochdale first team squad as a 16 year old when they were in league 2. There's no way anyone at Everton under 18s needs to drop that far down the leagues to get a game. He'd be on 125 quid a game MAX at that level. I know because I played conference North after Rochdale to pay myself through uni and I was on 175 quid a game
@@tonymilley5091 this comment makes zero sense. Commenting on RUclips about a topic I have first hand experience with having been in a similar situation means I have more insight than you. I still played pro so yes, I will tell my children that I played professionally.
Well the talent wont just leave his body sudenly ,he has time and results are already working for him this is called vision and self belife go on lad ☀️💪🍻
Some time back I worked with a guy who was offered a contract at a Premier league side (Coventry since you ask) but he declined. He continued to play for a level 6 side as a semi professional as well as his full time job as a postman. I thought he was crazy because he was almost certainly good enough. He liked a drink too much and said he wouldn't be able to commit to the rigorous training. He's still working as a postie and has no regrets
That list on 3:35, people don't realise how good that Southampton team was as they literally had a premier league level team in League 1 and didn't require many new additions but Ipswich certainly will need an upgrade, especially defensively.
As a Colchester fan hard to say anything good about the Tractor Boys, but well done and best of luck. Meanwhile here we are languishing here almost getting relegated to non league this season.
Fair play to him he's put actually playong before money and it'll do him the world of good he's only 17 his time to shine will come one day and so will the money but he'll have bags of experience and will end up a number 1 instead of a backup keeper because of it
I would have taken the contract, plenty of keepers his age all over the world who are just as good if not better looking for a chance to squeeze into a team somewhere.
Fair play, it's obviously a big gamble. But also brave of the lad to want to get mens first team experience early doors. Interesting to see how it develops 👍
Youre not in the that guy’s position, he wants to play, not necessarily get paid. He knew if he stayed at Everton he would probably get 5 games per season max. Moving down a few tiers will guarantee first team football throughout the season. He might not get recognition but his career is still ongoing meaning he could get picked up by a team that actually wants to play him.
Most people can't accept the truth. This guy may never play in any top team. He should have stayed in the academy and make a name for himself. Before going out on loan to a smaller club in the championship or league 1
@@madukagabriel8995yep exactly, I don’t think he will get noticed playing for non league team, fine if he just wants to play football but I’d be surprised if he made a career out of it
Dude is 19 if my math is right. Young for a keeper - with more time and some help like this he could move up the leagues quicker than you might ordinarily expect.
At Everton he competed against England national team's goalkeeper, Jordan PickFord, for first team football. That was always going to be a very difficult man to replace. It made sense to move.
to everyone saying no: while yeah, he wouldn’t have been able to play - he missed out on access to top flight training facilities, coaches and financial security. And you also can’t forget all of the veterans who could aid his potential. also who's to say they wouldn’t play him in less important matches? this could give him the exposure needed for a lower league team to sign him, where he does end up getting play time.
Keown is right about the new owners sacking tuchel and bringing in potter, terrible decision. They also sold all the players that won us the champions league when all they needed to do was replace a few. It was a huge gamble based on “data”. The new owners model is short term loss for long term gains but time will tell.
It happens in every youth team, some players will be offered pro contracts to bolster the squad and try to get some kind of fee, the players will know if they do not have a chance to progress or know they will never be good for that level.
@@LocationFootball oh is he I didn’t have a clue how long ago this was tbf good on him dropping down too many players would sooner rot in the reserves but if he’s good enough he will do well
I mean I don't know what the lad expected if he thinks he's getting in ahead of Pickford Edit: I find it incredible the amount of people who laugh at me for this, yet this kid decided to mutually terminate his contract instead of waiting for a loan deal to be negotiated, when that happens I'm sorry but players like that don't get good track records I mean look at Thierry Small
First team football is first team experience, he’s young, and this season he’ll be a standout for a team getting promoted into the football pyramid. Smart move to be honest, goalkeepers play longer on average, if he’s the real deal no reason why he couldn’t work up to the premier league.
i went to Hill-Murray Catholic High School in Maplewood Mn and in 1983 our varsity boys hockey team went undefeated the entire season ultimately winning the Mn State High School Hockey Tournament and in doing so strung together a record of 28 wins and 0 losses and it was done playing against some of the best hockey programs Minnesota has ever produced. that undefeated record is still the high water mark of achievement and the benchmark of excellence here and i doubt that it will ever be either equaled or surpassed. i still get chills when i think of those final seconds of the last game ticking away and the capacity crowd counting down aloud those last few seconds 3 - 2 - 1 and then the buzzer sounded and all hell broke loose - in the best way - the arena exploded with joy and cheers and horns and screams of delight tears of happiness and pride and rightfully so, we had witnessed that most elusive of all human accomplishments - PERFECTION- which so many work so hard to achieve but only a scant few ever do . and im glad I was there to see it all happen -, Pioneers to VICTORY !
imagine having a life where you care about this stupid nonsense. it's the equivalent of going to sandbach services on holiday. no idea why it's in my feed.
This is awesome he wasn't there for the money he actually wanted to play football, get that guy in a premier league team he has the right attitude for it and i fully support that shit..
Well, I hope he gets another shot at the big time. Don't know how anyone equates practicing on a Premier League side to playing in the 9th division or whatever...
There not a typical step 5 club and they have a huge invester who is gonna bring success in the lower leagues !! Money talks just as much down there as it does at the top ! Pats from the Farnham area and earning so good luck to him ! Maybe something bigger down the line will come for him!
The most inform team in Europe is a team in Scotland called Falkirk FC and has lost 2 games this season in two league cups and won the league without losing once
its always amazed me with how many football clubs engalnd has considering its a small country. i kno not all are pro but its still a big number. goes to show how much that sport means to the country
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Good for the lad, he wanted to actually play football, love this story
Incredible story! And still so young to get that move to full time football
This, could’ve easily sat tight and had “baller for Everton fc” on his insta, been in the nightclubs 3 times a week and wasted his career.
2nd reply
Will be even more incredible when hes doing’s warehouse work at 24
@@M_RM.yeah cause staying in everton wouldve been so great
Saw the dire state of Everton and said to himself im better off at Sunday league.
Technically Saturday football but I get your point ☺️
Yeah like an academy goalkeeper has anything to do with the professional team
@LocationFootball oof that was close. I'm really glad you corrected him and clarifying that it's not on Sunday but a Saturday. I can breath😂
Step 5 football is far from Sunday league 🤣
@@johnbuble1094 I'm glad your ok 😂
Once you go down the football pyramid it’s so hard to come back up, very brave from the young man.
Very brave, but he's just signed for Aldershot in National league so already jumped quite a few leagues 🙌
Should’ve gone with Wrexham
True, but, with Goalkeepers it’s quite easy to stand out and make the step up… it’s probably the only position you can really. As a striker they’ll always say you were against shit defences, as a defender they’ll say you were against shit strikers and with midfielders they’ll always question technique … but with goalkeepers that doesn’t seem to really happen. If you’re 18/19 in the National League like he is now with Aldershot, and he has a good season, plenty of clean sheets and good performances then a League 2 team will take a gamble, then a League 1 etc.
I know Pat Nash. Good keeper. Bit short for top level, will go higher up the league.
@MikeWinnet 20 is very young for a goalkeeper
“Most in-form team in Europe” is the football equivalent of a catfish
Eh
@@alehlete830it’s true. Easy to be in form when you’re playing high school level talent
Exactly. That statement is nullified completely by Girona, Leverkusen and Liverpool and City.
@@sechabatheletsane9784Girona isnt inform right now…. They won only 1 of her last 5 Matches:D with 3 loses
I would say that's Bayer leverkusen
its great to see non league teams and players getting exposure
Thank you 👍
🤣 you call this short on a 15K sub account "exposure"
@@ubersteve3265 I think 4 million views isn't too bad for a 15k sub account ☺️
@@ubersteve3265 i meant we dont see non league teams getting this much attention on social media
@@ubersteve3265 179k likes, I'd say so this prob has like 2m views
As my brother said
The worst position is backup goalkeeper
Or the best, depends on your ambition :). I'm sure some are happy getting a salary, traveling with the boys, and watching the games from the bench.
Tell Scot Carson that. He's played about 5 games in the last 5 seasons and won a EUFA Champions League medal, EUFA Super Cup and FIFA World Club cup medal. Also, while probably being paid £20k/week? :-)
@@kevak1236 hes played 2 times and earned 7m at city so far
How is it? 😂 Best job in the world is third choice keeper.
I would love that job. Except for the weekly training sessions😢
Respect to the lad for wanting to play men's football. He'd already come from Reading's academy and Fleetwood U18s to get to Everton. When they wouldn't loan him out he had the guts to tell them to go pound sand and get experience playing the men's game instead of against children for another year or more.
People think about the opportunity but these top clubs dump like 95% of the kids they bring in to their academies by the wayside and a lot will end up dropping way down like he did anyway, he just got a head start so he's not playing that level at 20 years old. I don't doubt that he will end up at a higher level than this and the experience of playing first team football will help him.
He has got a headstart to Farnham....
Really, what he did was not clever.
He has missed out on top class coaching and instead gone up against, frankly, not the best men' team at the fifth tier. He will take a bigger physical impact on his body at a younger age.
He might have ended up their anyway. But his chances of moving up are now significantly lower.
As Someone From Jersey Mad Respect To Farnham Town But Also To Us For Putting Up A Fight To Stop The inevitable. Ups to the lads
Fair play to him hope he makes a start in the premier league in the future
His career trajectory likely would have been much better if he’d just stayed with Everton U18s, he would have been playing infront of coaches and youth scouts of some of the top teams in the country and at the very least championship/League 1 and 2, and he would have been earning more in Everton’s academy to help him focus on football.
It could have been a better trajectory to stay at Everton thats true....but one of the problems with being a young goalkeeper is that playing against kids your same age all the time you don't get used to the rough and tumple aspects of the position. Playing lower league football against men is a great way of getting stronger and if Everton were not going to let him go out on loan to do this then he probably made the right move. He can play lower league for 3 years still be 20 and then try out for higher league teams. Plus if he looks after himself he can easily play till he is 40 if good enough so he still has 23 years(if lucky) to get to the promised land of Premier League Goalkeeper.
@@ddlee84No chance whatsoever will he get to be a Premier League keeper.
@@ddlee84 but at the same time, at this age, the level of professionalism and knowledge of your coaches are extremly important; it is true that you receive stronger shoots, but stuff as how to position yourself or different tactics are better in an u18 team
@@raysteal3and that's without taking agents into account, most of whom wouldn't think twice about a goalkeeper in step 9. There's so much against you when you drop into the depths of non-league, players can really be lost in the mire. Staying at Everton into his early twenties would have given teams an impetus to sign him even if it meant dropping down into non league later.
@@scottfletcherr1457People probably said that tall lanky national league striker named Jamie Vardy would never get anywhere either.
Farnam, the team from that one Sidemen video
Correct 👍
THE FIRST GOAL DOESNT COUNT
@@0.himothy.0this some kind of kpop stuff? Do the fans call themselves that?
I had no idea my town would become so famous for this
@@KSI_OLATUNJII SAID THE FIRST GOAL, DOESN'T COUNT
"Most inform team in Europe" shows a team 95% have never heard of in the 9th or 10th league
Facts are facts I'm afraid 😂
acting like football dont exist past the top leagues, stupid guy
It’s still true.
@@rickybobbylarge1059Farnham Last 38 games : 6 loses
Bayer Leverkusen: 0 loses.
You're talking without knowing the facts
@@speed7837 that’s not what they meant, Leverkusen aren’t on a 24 winning streak
Dude. This whole video is a crock of lies. Pat Nash played on Everton’s youth squad for the entire 2021-2022 season. He played like shite and conceded 22 goals on 12 appearances with only 1 clean sheet. He was promptly cut and was without team for the entire following season as no other team wanted to sign him. Everton never offered him a salary… After a year of nothing, he decided to play division 8 football, which is where he finds himself now, after being transferred for free from Whitley Bay to Farnham Town. No idea where you got this information from that he turned down offers unless you pulled it out of your arse… this guy is lucky to be playing… good god
@LocationFootball is awfully quiet, replied to every comment commending the kid but not the one comment that actually exposed the truth..
I love it when creators that talk through their necks get silenced😅
That's not a bright move.
Time will tell...
@@LocationFootball It will, but it does seem an unnecessary risk. Very few players actually work their way up from non-league to Premier League/Championship level.
At Everton, he would have been getting elite level coaching and game time with the U-18s/23s this season (where a young keeper's inevitable mistakes are mostly overlooked provided they show talent and progression), probably a loan move to a League 1/2 level side next season or the one after should he develop well, as well as a nice salary (which is important as many teenage footballers develop chronic injury issues which force them to leave football altogether).
There is both a clear developmental pathway and a safety net coming through a PL/Championship academy. Non-league is the wild west. It's admirable I guess, but first team football shouldn't be a priority at 17, especially when you have to drop down to a level that's probably lower than his u-23 side to find it
@@SuperFuzzyDunlop depends on your appetite for risk and your sense pf self worth
@@gregprocter765 If you had a decent sense of self worth you probably wouldn't have liked your own comment
I'd say it was
Should of gone Europe not all the way down the league though surely ? Could of maybe gone a serie b team ?
Possibly but he has just signed for a national league side 👍
Most in form team in europe
Most outrageous clickbait ive seen in a long time, good job
I mean it’s true even if it’s non league don’t hate on it
You joke about it but it's true. They were the only registered team in Europe to go perfect. all wins no draws or losses. Up until recently where the finally drew.
If it's such an easy feat to accomplish then why haven't any of the big teams done it then? Oh but this little team here has weak competition. Yeah, but their competition are at the same level as them. Arguably the big 6 and maybe add in Newcastle and Villa are like a full step or two above their other league competition, so why haven't they done it? Or What about Celtic and Rangers? Especially Celtic when Rangers were sent back to the lower leagues, arguably the only other real competition in the SPL is between those two. Yet none of these teams could do it. Give this little team some credit.
Legend has it he also turned down a free haircut from a professional barber
haha
lmao
He’s moving to Leverkusen
Rumour has it 👀
That's a load of shit. I played for united under 17s at 15 and went straight into the Rochdale first team squad as a 16 year old when they were in league 2. There's no way anyone at Everton under 18s needs to drop that far down the leagues to get a game. He'd be on 125 quid a game MAX at that level. I know because I played conference North after Rochdale to pay myself through uni and I was on 175 quid a game
Still playing?
@@tonymilley5091 this comment makes zero sense. Commenting on RUclips about a topic I have first hand experience with having been in a similar situation means I have more insight than you. I still played pro so yes, I will tell my children that I played professionally.
Farnham are paying players very handsome amounts, especially for step 5. And they’re getting lots of exposure and attention
@@greg3982 handsome amounts? So 250 quid a game? Again, as someone who has done this, you don't drop straight to non league from a prem club.
@@Danimal28 sure you have but keep telling your self that that dream might come true one day
Well done lad hope he makes it to the top tier
We do too 👍
My Subbuteo team went on a 25-game winning streak. Surely, this qualifies as " Most inform team in Europe"?
It does yes! Congratulations on your success 🙌
the boy about to do the vardy career route then staying at everton, what a legend 🔥🔥🔥🔥
His career route will probably closer echo John Paul Kissock's or Godwin Antwi's
Are you talking about the kid or the winning streak of the team?
Both! They go hand in hand
Well the talent wont just leave his body sudenly ,he has time and results are already working for him this is called vision and self belife go on lad ☀️💪🍻
Love it 👍
Kid is impatient.
Im so happy that you put Jackson Blaziken in the class 😂 i really need to catch up on this series
Some time back I worked with a guy who was offered a contract at a Premier league side (Coventry since you ask) but he declined. He continued to play for a level 6 side as a semi professional as well as his full time job as a postman. I thought he was crazy because he was almost certainly good enough. He liked a drink too much and said he wouldn't be able to commit to the rigorous training. He's still working as a postie and has no regrets
That's an interesting story
Check out darcy Blake!
Mug turned down life changing money lol
That list on 3:35, people don't realise how good that Southampton team was as they literally had a premier league level team in League 1 and didn't require many new additions but Ipswich certainly will need an upgrade, especially defensively.
As a Colchester fan hard to say anything good about the Tractor Boys, but well done and best of luck. Meanwhile here we are languishing here almost getting relegated to non league this season.
My hometown Alton FC play in the same division and lost 6-1 to Farnham
Bad day at the office. Hope they have a good season
There 5th or 6th
Gonna have to replay this 50 times.
Lot to follow 😅
Haha keep watching it's a mad story 😂
Doing better than me at 17
Fair play to him he's put actually playong before money and it'll do him the world of good he's only 17 his time to shine will come one day and so will the money but he'll have bags of experience and will end up a number 1 instead of a backup keeper because of it
I would have taken the contract, plenty of keepers his age all over the world who are just as good if not better looking for a chance to squeeze into a team somewhere.
Fair play, it's obviously a big gamble. But also brave of the lad to want to get mens first team experience early doors. Interesting to see how it develops 👍
Most in Form team is leverkusen by the way, they haven’t lost a game since the start of the season
Farnham were 23/23 wins in the league
Passion > Money
Might as well just play in the yard then
Never thought my home town would be mentioned in a video. Up Farnham Town! 🔥
They're doing big things!
🎶The fiiirst goal, doesn’t count🎶
I said the first goal doesn’t count 🎶
🎶you better go try again soon🎶
Love Pat Nash top lad and top goalkeeper ❤
Tbh that’s a terrible decision going to a team like that, better of staying at Everton, won’t get recognised now
Youre not in the that guy’s position, he wants to play, not necessarily get paid. He knew if he stayed at Everton he would probably get 5 games per season max. Moving down a few tiers will guarantee first team football throughout the season. He might not get recognition but his career is still ongoing meaning he could get picked up by a team that actually wants to play him.
@@crem44I get that but imo dropping to non league team from Everton is a massive risk, hopefully it pays off but I doubt it
Most people can't accept the truth. This guy may never play in any top team. He should have stayed in the academy and make a name for himself. Before going out on loan to a smaller club in the championship or league 1
@@madukagabriel8995yep exactly, I don’t think he will get noticed playing for non league team, fine if he just wants to play football but I’d be surprised if he made a career out of it
Dude is 19 if my math is right. Young for a keeper - with more time and some help like this he could move up the leagues quicker than you might ordinarily expect.
At Everton he competed against England national team's goalkeeper, Jordan PickFord, for first team football. That was always going to be a very difficult man to replace. It made sense to move.
There were more goalies than just Pickford ahead of him as he was only 18.
Hes 19 that probably means hes not good enough for the efl anyway he'd of been spotted by now
Maybe? But very young for a goalkeeper. He's just signed for National League club
@@LocationFootball whos he signed for ? And we'll know if he's going to make it big time in the next 3+4 years maybe
@@MRMOGJG signed for Aldershot Town of the National League 👍
@@LocationFootball ahh maybe could be in the league sooner than I thought then
I hope he does well. Fair play to him
Leaving a sinking ship like Everton was a wise move.
The Championship is still a higher level than 90% of the football league system. And Everton have stayed up.
Courageous decision...utmost respect.
So he’s completely screwed himself
No?
How? He's a footballer that wants to play football, he joined a team and won 24 games in a row.
Yeah course he has. My local pub team hasn’t lost in a while, pretty solid defensively
to everyone saying no:
while yeah, he wouldn’t have been able to play - he missed out on access to top flight training facilities, coaches and financial security. And you also can’t forget all of the veterans who could aid his potential.
also who's to say they wouldn’t play him in less important matches? this could give him the exposure needed for a lower league team to sign him, where he does end up getting play time.
@@tweedlio2763they’re semi-pro 😂
I bet itll do his development so much more good to be playing week in week out in front of a paying support with some experienced heads. A smart kif
Still very young as well for a goalkeeper! This first team experience will be brilliant for him. He's also had a few trials at clubs already
Only 17 years old this will be the wisest decision of his career best of luck to him
I agree! Bigger things to come...he's technically brilliant
I swear i see farnham everywhere since the sidemen went there for a match
Mens first team football 😂 glad that was mentioned, thought he were going to the woman's team... people
Men's team as opposed to the youth team.
amazing story well done for the kid hopefully we see him at big stage eventually
it'll be an interesting journey to follow!
35 wins 3 draws 0 loses.....that's beyond impressive
Very impressive
Keown is right about the new owners sacking tuchel and bringing in potter, terrible decision. They also sold all the players that won us the champions league when all they needed to do was replace a few. It was a huge gamble based on “data”. The new owners model is short term loss for long term gains but time will tell.
There has to be more to this story. Why would he turn down a contract extension?
It happens in every youth team, some players will be offered pro contracts to bolster the squad and try to get some kind of fee, the players will know if they do not have a chance to progress or know they will never be good for that level.
It's youtube. Facts and back story doesn't matter. Just the algo and clicks
Bro did what I would never. I’d sign the contract in a heartbeat, proud of the lad regardless.
Imagine dictating to a Club in his position😂. If they didn't want to loan him out, he should consider that a compliment. Muppet move
Thats actually nice to hear, fuck the money, he must really love football ! With that passion im sure we will hear his name in the higher divisions
🤣🤣🤣 yea it’s really worked out for him leaving Everton but at least he’s doing what he loves hope you have a good career lad
Only 19 plenty of time for a GK, also been on trial at a few clubs 👍
@@LocationFootball oh is he I didn’t have a clue how long ago this was tbf good on him dropping down too many players would sooner rot in the reserves but if he’s good enough he will do well
@@davidtownsend1035 brave decision as many other young goalkeepers would've stayed. He's a talent so watch out for him 👍
@@davidtownsend1035"didn't have a clue"...and yet you still commented as if you knew perfectly what the situation was.
Should have signed the pro contract. He would have been loaned out at some point. Just needed to see a season or so in the U23 set up.
I mean I don't know what the lad expected if he thinks he's getting in ahead of Pickford
Edit: I find it incredible the amount of people who laugh at me for this, yet this kid decided to mutually terminate his contract instead of waiting for a loan deal to be negotiated, when that happens I'm sorry but players like that don't get good track records I mean look at Thierry Small
He didn't ask to be ahead of Pickford he asked for a loan move
@@iammatrix so he yeets his contract out the window, that's incredible
He wanted to play regular men's football. He's only 19 got plenty of time to get the next move 👍
First team football is first team experience, he’s young, and this season he’ll be a standout for a team getting promoted into the football pyramid. Smart move to be honest, goalkeepers play longer on average, if he’s the real deal no reason why he couldn’t work up to the premier league.
The video literally says he wanted to be loaned out. That means to a different club mate. One where Pickford isn't. Switch the cells on.
i went to Hill-Murray Catholic High School in Maplewood Mn and in 1983 our varsity boys hockey team went undefeated the entire season ultimately winning the Mn State High School Hockey Tournament and in doing so strung together a record of 28 wins and 0 losses and it was done playing against some of the best hockey programs Minnesota has ever produced. that undefeated record is still the high water mark of achievement and the benchmark of excellence here and i doubt that it will ever be either equaled or surpassed. i still get chills when i think of those final seconds of the last game ticking away and the capacity crowd counting down aloud those last few seconds 3 - 2 - 1 and then the buzzer sounded and all hell broke loose - in the best way - the arena exploded with joy and cheers and horns and screams of delight tears of happiness and pride and rightfully so, we had witnessed that most elusive of all human accomplishments - PERFECTION- which so many work so hard to achieve but only a scant few ever do . and im glad I was there to see it all happen -,
Pioneers to VICTORY !
In fairness, you don’t want to play for Everton
Haha! Who's your team Jimbo. Would you do the same for them? 😄
Someone’s throwing money at Farnham Town. He’s gone for money, not game time 🤣
He's not gone for the money 😂
Funny how he moved to Aldershot recently albeit back on loan to Farnham
imagine having a life where you care about this stupid nonsense. it's the equivalent of going to sandbach services on holiday. no idea why it's in my feed.
I heard Sandbach services is lovely this time of year ☺️
Imagine having a life where you’re that miserable you complain about what other people like
@@FionnMcCrystal i like complaining. it's my hobby. it's what i like to do. why are you so miserable that you are complaining about my hobby?
and yet i bet you care about something just as stupid and pointless.
@@bensmith5581Unlike you we have hobbies. Your hobby is probably being a bad discord mod.
This is awesome he wasn't there for the money he actually wanted to play football, get that guy in a premier league team he has the right attitude for it and i fully support that shit..
It's an interesting story that's for sure
Well, I hope he gets another shot at the big time. Don't know how anyone equates practicing on a Premier League side to playing in the 9th division or whatever...
He wouldn't have been training with the first team...
I swear that’s the club the sidemen went to watch
It most certainly is 👍
Big gamble hope it pays off thats a big decision
He's a talent for sure, let's see how it plays out
Claiming anyone but Leverkusen being the most in form club in Europe this season is crazy 😭😭
24 consecutive games unbeaten? how cute. Try getting to 45 next, and then we can talk again
Hope the decision pays off eventually
I'd be miffed to at having to play youth team football while Jordana Prickford steals a wage in the first team. Everton are a complete dung factory
As an afc wimbledon fan this hurts. At least we still have the most losses in the efl in the last 10 years
😂
Just hope the lad doesn’t end up regretting the decision 👍⚽️
Time will tell 🕰️
He’s now at Aldershot
Thought it was Will Smith from the dodgers based on the thumbnail and talking about how great of a keeper he was in high school 😅
AFC Wimbledon's twenty-year record???? Fuck, I'm old. 🤣
Haha I know right.
Hopefully he gets his move back up the leagues 👍🏻
There not a typical step 5 club and they have a huge invester who is gonna bring success in the lower leagues !!
Money talks just as much down there as it does at the top !
Pats from the Farnham area and earning so good luck to him !
Maybe something bigger down the line will come for him!
Were unbeaten all season, much like Falkirk. Impressive
good for you 👍,keep working hard and you’ll have a brilliant ⚽️ education in the leagues and your time will come
He's got a move to a National League team, so already jumped up 3 or 4 leagues!
He knew that The goalkeeper position are rarely had chance to play. 😅 goodluck for him
Patrik nash is a talent that for shure. His Distribution is insane 👌
Unbelievable Tekkers
Was this about the goalkeeper or someone scoring a penalty for a club no one has ever or will ever hear about.
Both pal, goalkeeper leaves Everton and now plays for the most in form team in Europe 24/24 league wins. 👍
I still dont understand where he is playing
Farnham Town
Al hilal broke the record 🤫🤫🤫
Most inform? Clearly never seen my year 11's team vs the year 10s at lunch time. Unbeaten everyday all year. Completed it all and retired on a high
I couldn't find that one in the history books 😂 but sounds like a you had a quality year group
I watched Farnham in the final I saw him play and nearly got the guy on the left on pictures shirt no cap
Ange ON POINT once more 🔥📝
🙌🙌🙌
Howay the Bay!!! 🌊 🐎
I’m not gonna read 800 comments to check if this has been said already, but the dude looks like a young Matt Damon
Haha I think that's the first 😂
That’s the same match when harry sung “the first goal doesn’t count”
It is 😂
The most inform team in Europe is a team in Scotland called Falkirk FC and has lost 2 games this season in two league cups and won the league without losing once
It’s true Callum Morrison Scored the most goals in Europe this season
At the time of recording Farnham had won 23 out of 23 league games. The perfect record. Fair play to Falkirk though 🙌
Can you do vid on Falkirk and tag me they are in the third tier of Scottish football
I am subscribed
as Semi-Pro myself I think game time is very imp so he made a great decision but should fight harder to go above
He's signed for national league side Aldershot now 👍
Respect his decision...risky but respect
Leaving Everton for Whitley Bay👏👏 you love to see it
That pitch is like a bog. Miss them days.
My hometown ❤
its always amazed me with how many football clubs engalnd has considering its a small country. i kno not all are pro but its still a big number. goes to show how much that sport means to the country
So many teams at so many different levels! No wonder it's so difficult to go pro, the standard is so high 👍
whenever i hear of Farnham, i just hear Harry W2S screaming "GO ON, FARNHAM!"
Haha true 😂
Is that Church Langley Playing Field?
No comment 😶
I watched Nash play and what a keeper
At Whitley Bay*
Farmhan town- the most in form team in europe. Just yesterday, bellingham, haaland and mbappe got rejected by them.