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Definitely Harry Evans who played first-half v Belper United looking at this photo his dad has tweeted. Congratulations, Harry Evans!
 

Go to the U21s and watch the first team on RamsTV ?

Can't go to both, you mean!
I have an appointment during the day so will be taking a first look of the season at the under 21s.
I'll try to do a bit better than @sage at working out who they are! ??

Max Bardell was definitely on the EFL Retained List and he’s still listed on the U21 Profies page on the official site (the first team, U21 and U18 profiles were updated towards the end of last week with players that had left). Buchanan and Byrne still remain, but I think that’s for legal reasons like when Keogh’s profile stayed up for ages after he’d gone.
I assumed Bardell was injured as surely starting a trialist at RB against Bradford City, then using Darren Robinson out of possession in the second half, surely Bardell would’ve featured if he was fit?

Yes, sadly. I’m sure I saw a photo on here, taken from his Instagram early June, where he had his right foot / lower leg in a protective boot. It may well have been in last season’s Academy Thread.

No idea who any of them are, only that 11 wasn't Nunn. (I appreciate you said wild guesses, as you probably weren't at the game).
 
As an aside: Solomon got taken off at half time I think because of the mistake for the goal, they had him running pitch lengths when the team came back out. ?
Also: @Stuniversesee you get about a bit as well. ? (I'm ben_champ from SI forums)

I’m not sure I’ve got all these correct, but vs Belper United tonight I reckon:
(Right to left)
First half:
1. Harry Evans
2. ? (Luke) ? -  5. Jake Rooney [c] -  6. Harrison Solomon - 3. Will Grewal-Pollard
8. Cian Kelly Caprani - 4. Jack Bates - 10. Olamide Ibrahim
7. Carlos Richards - 9. ? (Owen) ? - 11. ??
Second half (majority came on midway through the second-half, Rhys Brailsford for Harrison Solomon was the only change at HT:
13. Jack Thompson
18. Rhys Brailsford - 16. Nelson Aideyan - 15. Keilen Robinson - 17 ? (Demi) ?
22. Adebayu Fapetu - 19. Harry Hawkins - 20 ??
25. Jaydan Davidson - 23. Zion Dixon - 24. Reece Nicholas-Davies
—
Callum Moore was warming up with the team pre-match but didn’t play.
Riley Moloney was sitting in the stand, as was Sam Sebagabo with his left foot and lower leg in a protective boot.

I’m not sure I’ve got all these correct, but vs Belper United tonight I reckon:
(Right to left)
First half:
1. Harry Evans
2. ? (Luke) ? -  5. Jake Rooney [c] -  6. Harrison Solomon - 3. Will Grewal-Pollard
8. Cian Kelly Caprani - 4. Jack Bates - 10. Olamide Ibrahim
7. Carlos Richards - 9. ? (Owen) ? - 11. ??
Second half (majority came on midway through the second-half, Rhys Brailsford for Harrison Solomon was the only change at HT:
13. Jack Thompson
18. Rhys Brailsford - 16. Nelson Aideyan - 15. Keilen Robinson - 17 ? (Demi) ?
22. Adebayu Fapetu - 19. Harry Hawkins - 20 ??
25. Jaydan Davidson - 23. Zion Dixon - 24. Reece Nicholas-Davies
—
Callum Moore was warming up with the team pre-match but didn’t play.
Riley Moloney was sitting in the stand, as was Sam Sebagabo with his left foot and lower leg in a protective boot.

I’m not sure I’ve got all these correct, but vs Belper United tonight I reckon:
(Right to left)
First half:
1. Harry Evans
2. ? (Luke) ? -  5. Jake Rooney [c] -  6. Harrison Solomon - 3. Will Grewal-Pollard
8. Cian Kelly Caprani - 4. Jack Bates - 10. Olamide Ibrahim
7. Carlos Richards - 9. ? (Owen) ? - 11. ??
Second half (majority came on midway through the second-half, Rhys Brailsford for Harrison Solomon was the only change at HT:
13. Jack Thompson
18. Rhys Brailsford - 16. Nelson Aideyan - 15. Keilen Robinson - 17 ? (Demi) ?
22. Adebayu Fapetu - 19. Harry Hawkins - 20 ??
25. Jaydan Davidson - 23. Zion Dixon - 24. Reece Nicholas-Davies
—
Callum Moore was warming up with the team pre-match but didn’t play.
Riley Moloney was sitting in the stand, as was Sam Sebagabo with his left foot and lower leg in a protective boot.

I’m not sure I’ve got all these correct, but vs Belper United tonight I reckon:
(Right to left)
First half:
1. Harry Evans
2. ? (Luke) ? -  5. Jake Rooney [c] -  6. Harrison Solomon - 3. Will Grewal-Pollard
8. Cian Kelly Caprani - 4. Jack Bates - 10. Olamide Ibrahim
7. Carlos Richards - 9. ? (Owen) ? - 11. ??
Second half (majority came on midway through the second-half, Rhys Brailsford for Harrison Solomon was the only change at HT:
13. Jack Thompson
18. Rhys Brailsford - 16. Nelson Aideyan - 15. Keilen Robinson - 17 ? (Demi) ?
22. Adebayu Fapetu - 19. Harry Hawkins - 20 ??
25. Jaydan Davidson - 23. Zion Dixon - 24. Reece Nicholas-Davies
—
Callum Moore was warming up with the team pre-match but didn’t play.
Riley Moloney was sitting in the stand, as was Sam Sebagabo with his left foot and lower leg in a protective boot.

23’s played against Loughborough at Moor farm today 
i believe it finished 3-3 with like the first team, them playing a first half XI and a second half XI, the 23’s did the same 
lots of minutes going round with a few first years getting minutes and also u16 gk Jack Thompson who seems to be carrying on where he left off last season when he was with the first team regularly 

When will we find out who the new scholars are? ?

@David Any chance this thread could be pinned again please?

Most likely, I suppose, are 34. Jack Stretton and 49. Bartosz Cybulski but they could both find their opportunities more limited this season if we add another striker or two to the addition of David McGoldrick.
You then have the U23s who got a squad number last season but didn’t really break through: 22. Max Bardell (RB) and 44. Osazee Aghatise (MC) if he signs his new contract. Then you have the other U23s Will Grewall-Pollard (LB/CB), Harrison Solomon (CB) and Courtney Clarke (MC/CB) plus Connor Dixon (MC) if he signs his new contract, and last but not least the wild card Bobby Duncan (SC).
Olamide Ibrahim (MC) had a good first season as a first-year scholar, but fell down the pecking order last season, but the former Manchester United youth player could yet step-up this season as a first year professional.
Of the U18s, 47. Darren Robinson (MC) and 46. Carlos Richards (RW) have impressed in training this week and Liam Rosenior has said they will both play against Bradford City tomorrow. Another U18 central midfielder, Sam Sebagabo, is one to watch but next season could be too soon for him.

Will Grewal-Pollard is probably the next in line (as he will new be a first year professional) but he was converted to CB quite a lot last season when Reece Hutchinson was playing LB for us as an U23 trialist.
I’d say next up would he highly rated Riley Moloney, an England youth captain I think, but he missed most of last season so didn’t get much U18 playing time. Moloney will be a second-year scholar this season.
Cian Kelly-Caprani, a first year professional this season, was also played at left-back for the U18s even though he’s more of an attacking player really.
Likewise, RB Rhys Brailsford, who can play anywhere across the backline, was also played at LB for the U18s. Brailsford will also be a first year professional this season.

Most likely, I suppose, are 34. Jack Stretton and 49. Bartosz Cybulski but they could both find their opportunities more limited this season if we add another striker or two to the addition of David McGoldrick.
You then have the U23s who got a squad number last season but didn’t really break through: 22. Max Bardell (RB) and 44. Osazee Aghatise (MC) if he signs his new contract. Then you have the other U23s Will Grewall-Pollard (LB/CB), Harrison Solomon (CB) and Courtney Clarke (MC/CB) plus Connor Dixon (MC) if he signs his new contract, and last but not least the wild card Bobby Duncan (SC).
Olamide Ibrahim (MC) had a good first season as a first-year scholar, but fell down the pecking order last season, but the former Manchester United youth player could yet step-up this season as a first year professional.
Of the U18s, 47. Darren Robinson (MC) and 46. Carlos Richards (RW) have impressed in training this week and Liam Rosenior has said they will both play against Bradford City tomorrow. Another U18 central midfielder, Sam Sebagabo, is one to watch but next season could be too soon for him.

Thank you mate, that was an interesting read.
I think players who play out wide can certianly be give minutes knowing if they make mistakes it won't be as costly to the team. Looking at how many senior defenders we have it could also be an opportunity to bring some young defenders through and have a chance in the first team too.

A couple should be stepping up from the U16s.
Billy Gough and Keilan Robinson (who can also play CB). England have had a look at him in the past.
 

Most likely, I suppose, are 34. Jack Stretton and 49. Bartosz Cybulski but they could both find their opportunities more limited this season if we add another striker or two to the addition of David McGoldrick.
You then have the U23s who got a squad number last season but didn’t really break through: 22. Max Bardell (RB) and 44. Osazee Aghatise (MC) if he signs his new contract. Then you have the other U23s Will Grewall-Pollard (LB/CB), Harrison Solomon (CB) and Courtney Clarke (MC/CB) plus Connor Dixon (MC) if he signs his new contract, and last but not least the wild card Bobby Duncan (SC).
Olamide Ibrahim (MC) had a good first season as a first-year scholar, but fell down the pecking order last season, but the former Manchester United youth player could yet step-up this season as a first year professional.
Of the U18s, 47. Darren Robinson (MC) and 46. Carlos Richards (RW) have impressed in training this week and Liam Rosenior has said they will both play against Bradford City tomorrow. Another U18 central midfielder, Sam Sebagabo, is one to watch but next season could be too soon for him.

Will Grewal-Pollard is probably the next in line (as he will new be a first year professional) but he was converted to CB quite a lot last season when Reece Hutchinson was playing LB for us as an U23 trialist.
I’d say next up would he highly rated Riley Moloney, an England youth captain I think, but he missed most of last season so didn’t get much U18 playing time. Moloney will be a second-year scholar this season.
Cian Kelly-Caprani, a first year professional this season, was also played at left-back for the U18s even though he’s more of an attacking player really.
Likewise, RB Rhys Brailsford, who can play anywhere across the backline, was also played at LB for the U18s. Brailsford will also be a first year professional this season.

Will Grewal-Pollard is probably the next in line (as he will new be a first year professional) but he was converted to CB quite a lot last season when Reece Hutchinson was playing LB for us as an U23 trialist.
I’d say next up would he highly rated Riley Moloney, an England youth captain I think, but he missed most of last season so didn’t get much U18 playing time. Moloney will be a second-year scholar this season.
Cian Kelly-Caprani, a first year professional this season, was also played at left-back for the U18s even though he’s more of an attacking player really.
Likewise, RB Rhys Brailsford, who can play anywhere across the backline, was also played at LB for the U18s. Brailsford will also be a first year professional this season.

Most likely, I suppose, are 34. Jack Stretton and 49. Bartosz Cybulski but they could both find their opportunities more limited this season if we add another striker or two to the addition of David McGoldrick.
You then have the U23s who got a squad number last season but didn’t really break through: 22. Max Bardell (RB) and 44. Osazee Aghatise (MC) if he signs his new contract. Then you have the other U23s Will Grewall-Pollard (LB/CB), Harrison Solomon (CB) and Courtney Clarke (MC/CB) plus Connor Dixon (MC) if he signs his new contract, and last but not least the wild card Bobby Duncan (SC).
Olamide Ibrahim (MC) had a good first season as a first-year scholar, but fell down the pecking order last season, but the former Manchester United youth player could yet step-up this season as a first year professional.
Of the U18s, 47. Darren Robinson (MC) and 46. Carlos Richards (RW) have impressed in training this week and Liam Rosenior has said they will both play against Bradford City tomorrow. Another U18 central midfielder, Sam Sebagabo, is one to watch but next season could be too soon for him.

Most likely, I suppose, are 34. Jack Stretton and 49. Bartosz Cybulski but they could both find their opportunities more limited this season if we add another striker or two to the addition of David McGoldrick.
You then have the U23s who got a squad number last season but didn’t really break through: 22. Max Bardell (RB) and 44. Osazee Aghatise (MC) if he signs his new contract. Then you have the other U23s Will Grewall-Pollard (LB/CB), Harrison Solomon (CB) and Courtney Clarke (MC/CB) plus Connor Dixon (MC) if he signs his new contract, and last but not least the wild card Bobby Duncan (SC).
Olamide Ibrahim (MC) had a good first season as a first-year scholar, but fell down the pecking order last season, but the former Manchester United youth player could yet step-up this season as a first year professional.
Of the U18s, 47. Darren Robinson (MC) and 46. Carlos Richards (RW) have impressed in training this week and Liam Rosenior has said they will both play against Bradford City tomorrow. Another U18 central midfielder, Sam Sebagabo, is one to watch but next season could be too soon for him.