david1993i would like everyone the say which country is producing the best youngster and why and list the youngsters that the country is producing?
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chicarooneyEngland and Spain
England-Oxlade Chamberlain,Jesse Lingard,Wilshere,Henderson,Cleverley,Luke Shaw,Mason Bennet,Sturridge,Welbeck,Redmond,Jones,Spearing,Shelvey,Craig Dawson,Lansbury,Gary Gardner, Kelly,Ravel Morrison,Sordell,Delfounso,Clyne,Flanagan,Will Keane,Gosling,Moses,Rudd,Caulker,Frimpong,Wickham,Niemly,Rose and Walker.
Spain-De Gea,Busquets,Barta,Canales,Thiago,Adrain Lopez,Romeu and Cuecena.
21.02.2012
chicarooneyI would also add Ezekiel Fryers who plays for Manchester United
21.02.2012
ZolaWell, "best" is a very subjective word. One could argue Brazil is the best, evident from the number of Brazilian players playing at all levels across the world. It is also very possible to say Holland is the best, due to huge number of talent they produce despite their small population.
21.02.2012
chicarooneyForgot about Smalling
21.02.2012
mojojojo101England, Brazil and France are all definately up there but there porblem isn't with producing good young players, all 3 of these nations have struggled in recent years (England more so than France or Brazil) to get their players over the gap between the ages of 20-24 where regular playing time is key but they find it very hard to actually break into the first team due to a lack of experience.
As far as the best goes you'd probably have too look at Spain, although they too are 'struggling' to get their younger players to dislodge the players in the seniior national team.
A number of the smaller nations though have really started to churn out talent recently, Norway (Eikrem, Yttergard Jensen, Singh, etc), Belgium (Hazard, Lukaku, Fellaini, etc), Uruguay (Suarez, Coates, Hernandez) and Switzerland (Shaqrir, Xhaka, etc). All these nations have put long term investment at the forefront of their international football in recent years which bodes well for countries like Zambia who are just starting to see the benefits from a similair plan.
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david1993im surprised no one has mentioned Germany
21.02.2012
mojojojo101Oh yeh forgot about Germany :D
Also should have mentioned Japan, the massive investment they have put into the infrastructure in their football is really starting to come off for them now
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