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Amazing Hotel
We went for 1 week to the Sheraton at the end of June. Our holiday really started from the airport, our private taxi driver was friendly and very helpful, he gave us a "mini tour" of Hurghada and told us a bit about the culture which was very interesting.
The hotel was stunning, with every member of staff being so attentive and friendly, they couldn't do enough for you! Everyone's english was excellent and they really made us feel welcome. The air conditioning did go off with quite a loud bang once at about midnight due to a powercut but after a call to reception they reassured us that everything was ok and within 10 minutes the whole hotel was back to normal. The rooms were spacious, modern and cool. The TV had at least 5 english channels.
The view from our balcony couldn't have been better, overlooking the beach and on to the mountains in Safaga. The sun beds had to be my favourite part, they were so comfortable it was hard to move off them!! It was almost as though there were matresses and pillows on them (but slighty firmer). I would suggest going in May or September/October time...I love the heat but at 43 degrees everyday with little or no wind it started to affect me. Everyone will tell you to drink a lot of water, it's the best advice they can give you. I drank 1.5 litres one day and became dehydrated because of the heat.
It' a very quiet resort and not much chance of nightlife but if you're after a relaxing holiday with no worries at all, this hotel is perfect for you!
We had a brilliant holiday and would definitely go back. Amazing place, amazing people, what more could you want?
Gorgeous Soma Bay
I travelled with my husband and 1yr old daughter. Although quite hot we had a brilliant and relaxing time. As our daughter was below the age for the children's club she was still welcomed and enjoyed her time in the clubroom colouring, painting and also the planned activities from building sandcastles and the disco in the evening. It was brilliant to be able to leave her for the odd hour while we relaxed nearby at the poolside. There was also a lovely shaded shallow pool for her to splash around in as well as climbing frames and swings. We stayed in one of the bungalows with a sea view, which was absolutely gorgeous. The large bathroom was luxurious, with 2 sinks, a walk in shower and a large bath, toilet and bidet. The bedroom was the perfect size even with our daughters Cot in it; we had a large Plasma TV and a walk-in closet with safe. The living room had a small dining table, a seating area with a large TV, CD player etc. Opened out onto the balcony, which also had two sun lounges and a side-table. There was also a small kitchenette with a Fridge and sink, which was brilliant for keeping snacks for my daughter. Room Service was brilliant, every evening they knew I would be ordering milk for my daughter, I didn't have to say anything! The food was good with different themes every night. Evening entertainment was good, with dancers and singers. We didn't really leave the resort over the 3days other than to go to the Spa, which was lovely.
As it was so hot the hotel wasn't crowded which suited us, it still had a good atmosphere. The only downside whilst we were there was the fact that the main pool area was under construction.
It was one of the best holidays we've had and will definitely go there again. I recommend it to everyone.
Great stay at the Sheraton Soma Bay
I spent 7 nights at the Sheraton Soma Bay in May of 2006 with my wife and two small children (1 yr, 3 yrs). It was fabulous experience, and one that I would recommend to all.
The hotel is magnificent. Built like an Egyptian temple, it blends in well in the environment. The rooms are of a good size with fabulous views of the Red Sea. The staff were friendly and very service minded. The food, which i thought wouldnt be very good in Egypt, was in fact excellent. So all in all - the hotel was great. What made it even better was that the pool and the beach are excellent. There are pools for kids, and the beach is also very child friendly with no currents, and clear shallow water. Even better, there is a coral reef right outside the hotel, so just by snorkeling we saw tons of fish. There is also a dive center 5 minutes away from the hotel (walking), and organised daytrips or half day trips of diving. So - net, a great hotel, in a great setting.
An excellent stay
We are just back from a one week vacation at the Sheraton Soma Bay. After reading here the positive reviews of the hotel we had high expectations - they were all met or even exceeded.
The rooms/bathrooms are very nice, good size, very clean and most rooms have a beautiful view over the bay. The service is very friendly and caring without being importunate or pushy for tips, etc. food is very good with high variety. The overall standard of the buildings, garden and pool is very high and well maintained. Nice calm beach with great deckchairs, beautiful view over the mountains and soma bay.
International clientele (it. fr. ch. de. uk.) mostly couples (70% over 50) and families.
Perfect hotel and location for couples seeking for a relaxing and quiet stay in a high class ambiance. I would not recommend the hotel for singles or people looking for nightlife entertainment.
This was a last minute beach holiday for realxing and we were WOW'ed!!
Everything about the hotel was 100%. We travelled in February and the weather was lovely and hot.
I would recommend trying to book a sea view room otherwise you are liable to end up with a sand view!! Very lovely in it's own way, but not alot to occupy the mind!
The service within the hotel was first class. Everyone was helpful and friendly and you really were given 5* treatment.
The food was out of this world, with enough selection for all.
Heated pool, lovely as sea was quite cold.
Would recommend hiring wetsuits though, only 7euro per day, and go snorkelling off the pier, well worth it and loads of fish.
The Thalasso spa at the nearby Cascades hotel, was anthoer wonderful day out. For the ladies, recommend the Auatonic pool, take a friend and you will have excercise as well as a good laugh.
We were on all Inc, but the prices of drinks and food for a 5* hotel, were good value.
Tips do not seem to be overyly expected, certainly within the hotel, but they are very grateful and deserved when given.
We loved this hotel, however if you are wanting to be able to walk out in the evening, then Soma Bay is not for you. It is just sand....!
Soma Bay is great for any wanting to relax and enjoy some luxry and also if you are into snorkelling/diving/windsurfing or kiting then its' definitely for you.
Relaxing, Beautiful beach front hotel
We stayed at the Sheraton for seven nights with our three children aged 3, 5 and 10 years old on half board basis. We were immediately impressed with the hotel upon arrival, it was a large lobby all marbled, light and airy. Staff were very courteous and helpful upon check in.
There was a wide selection of food at breakfast. My children particularly liked the chocolate doughnuts and freshly made waffles and pancakes in the morning! There were also so many pastries and breads to choose from plus cereals, cheese, ham, sausages, yoghurt and even salad in the morning. Evening meal was buffet style which had a different theme every night. We were never bored of it although we had the option the eat at the a la carte restaurant. Again, the food was very good. The only thing I need to point out is the the quality of there fruits were sub-standard, bruised and ugly looking...not sure where they get them from? Drinks were also quite expensive;
Mineral Water 1.5L �1.30
Stella Local beer 500ml �2.40
Bottle of local wine �12-�15
Coca cola/fanta/sprite �1.30
You can pick up the same bottle of mineral water at a supermarket in Hurghada for 15p!
The weather was fantastic considering January is their coolest time of year. Temperatures ranged between 22C to 25C, it was sunny every day. The sea was warm enough to swim in after the intial shock of getting in. Our children loved the beach, very safe to swim in as the water is knee high and clear. On the beach and by the pool were many wooden sun lounges and you can get as many fresh towels you need from the beach staff. We also did snorkelling at their nearby in-house reef where there is a purposely built pier that takes you right to the reef to dive/snorkel. Excellent! Other watersports you can do are sailing and windsurfing.
Our rooms were large, we had side sea view rooms which overlooked the red sea and mountains in the distance, definately worth paying a little extra for sea view rooms. Bath robes and slippers were provided as standard. The hotel was quiet when we were there, apparently only 30% occupancy. This suited us completely as we wanted to get away from it all and spend time with the children. There is a kids club for children aged from 4 to 12 years, with its own play area and swimming pool. Our children attended it only for one day when my husband and I went to visit Hurghada.
I would definately return to this hotel and would recommend it to anyone who wants to get away from it all.
Sheraton Soma Bay
Visited Sheraton Soma Bay in Jan 06, immediately was impressed with the hotel. Service at the hotel was impeccable from check in - check out. We were on an all inclusive basis, which included, a buffet breakfast, a la carte lunch and a choice of buffet or a la carte dinner (with 16 euros included per person for all inclusive guests, with drinks already included). The wide variety of food was always at high standards with alternating themes. The cost of the food was reasonable if you were not on all inc. howevewr drinks at the hotel had usual British bar prices (very expensive cocktails between �4-9, bottle of house wine from �12). The rooms were neutral and spacious in design with a large bathroom (walk in shower only). with a balcony or terrace. We would recommend paying for a sea view as we were left overlooking a building site, although there was no noise it wasnt too nice to look at. Housekeeping and maintenance met expectations. Beautiful large pool area with wooden deck chairs and loungers. Private hotel beach was perfect, with the most amazing sunse
ts and mountains in background, to order a drink simply raise your flag, two mins later they were there, pool was heated in winter, which was really nice as weather was sunny but windy. Gym, Sauna and Massage area were also available, Gym was very well equipped with the basics. Eveneing enternatinment was mostly singers and musicians, which were mostly for background. It became very dry after the few nights. Most clients at the hotel, were wealthy middle aged couples. But as a group of 4 young guys we didnt feel uncomfortable. All in all this was the best hotel for service and quality I have ever been too and I work in travel.
Good Hotel! Not the best season to go...
I stayed 5 nights in late march at the Sheraton because my agency had told me the weather was fine.
Actually, I could go to the beach for a couple of days only as it was constanlty raining... maybe it was just bad luck, but I would definitively suggest anyone to book a bit later (may - june) to enjoy the sunny weather. Lovely hotel and excellent location. For scuba diving I have to admit Sharm el Sheik is much better!
Sheraton and Soma Bay..Very Nice
Our stay was only for 3 nights. The intention was to look at Soma Bay as an Investment opportunity, so decided to stay at the Sheraton as a base. I can honestly say that the Hotel at this time of the year is far from busy due to the Temperatures soaring to the early 40's. We found the Staff, Cleanliness, Facilities and Food is that equal to the best.
The Sheraton, Soma Bay is a FAB place, quiet, relaxing and tranquil which is exactly what is expected from a holiday.
The Sheraton has many Pools for all ages and proficiencies and the beach is very large and shallow, ideal for kids and ideal for just lying in with a cocktail, which I hasten to add can be brought to you on the beach by just raising a flag....fantastic (Tipping is not expected).
Food by the way is great, they basically cater for anything you want. (Kids will even like it to), oh yes and talking of Kids they also have a No Mummies Club.
The Sheraton is situated in Soma Bay where much construction is taking place to make the area an Exclusive Resort tailored to the higher end of the Market...however you wont know its going on. To be honest Soma Bay is going to be a great place when finally coompleted.
There is a wind but believe me its needed, without it you'd turn to crackling. Its a pleasant wind which drops when the tide goes out, then the see turns in to a warm bath with hardly a ripple.
If you go to the run of the mill places in Egypt you do become hassled by locals offering you there goods and hassling you to buy. But here there is none of it, you are away from the hub but close enough to travel to Luxor which is about a 2.5 hour drive. All excursions can be arranged from the Hotel for a small fee.
(Quick Tip) Arriving at Cairo Airport you need to pay for a VISA before Passport Control. There is a bank of tellers windows which all haggle for your trade to buy the Visa's. Around about 15 Euros each...They will not take Egyptian Pounds. Only American Dollars or Euros be warned !!. They are very annoying and don't set a good example as a first impression.
In Soma Bay they are Building a 5* Hyatt Hotel, a Diving Hotel, a New Marina, Promenade with Restaurants and Shops, Luxury Villas and Apartments and of course it has Le Cacades and Golf Course.
Oh by the way it takes about 35 minutes transfer from Hurghada Airport to Soma Bay.
If you want relaxation with first class service this could be the place for you whether you have kids or not.
Pure Relaxation
My husband and I spent 2 weeks at the Sheraton Soma Bay in June of last year. Firstly let me apologise for posting this 10 months later (just recently came across this website).
We are pretty well travelled & we knew exactly what we wanted from this vacation and that was relaxation in an upper class hotel we weren't disappoined. The hotel itself is beautiful with a very impressive lobby & swimming pool.
Our room was pretty standard as far as AI resorts go. I had requested a beach view and I received this so I was pleased about that.
The staff were fabulous and unlike other resorts I have stayed at they weren't just looking for tips. In fact they didn't expect to be tipped and at all and sometimes were even embarassed (IMO).
The food: Probably the best buffet we have had. Never became boring and the food was always fresh and tasty. The Italian restaurant was very good, we ate there 3 times over the course of the two weeks.
The beach bar is realy good for lunch. They offer everyhing from traditional Middle Eastern Cuisine, to pizzas & hamburgers.
The beach: is beautiful but we noticed there were hundreds of jelly fish washed up along the shore line everyday. It didn't really bother us but we noticed most people opted for a soak in the pool instead. Take a stroll to the right of the hotel you will see other AI' hotels but none of them can hold a candle to the Sheraton Soma Bay.
The red sea is absolutely perfect for snorkeling and diving it truly would be a shame to visit this area and not experience it. There is a diving center next to the hotel I highly recommend you pay it a visit.
If you are looking for a classy hotel with good food, great service and the most perfect location in the world (IMO) for snorkeling and diving then you have found the perfect hotel. If you are looking for lots of partying then this hotel is not for you. The hotel itself is in the middle of a desert with nothing next to it except for a couple of other hotels and a golf course. Btw something to bare in mind and the only thing I was disappointed about spirits are not all inclusive you must pay for your gin / vodka / rum etc. (this is Egypt a Muslim country afterall) I didn't mind too much and did have my G & T's. I think the gin worked out at about 1.80 € & the tonic was free.
If you have booked to go to this hotel you will have a wonderful time. I have posted some photos from our stay.
Happy Holidays & if you have any questions I will be happy to answer them
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Sodium 5165.5 mg215.2%
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Dietary Fiber 11.7 g47%
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A few of them may even wind up at Andretti Speed Lab in Roswell, a recent discovery in the "Most Unlikely Music Venue" category. The 100,000-square-foot, $4.5 million facility, which opened 14 months ago, offers adult and youth kart racing on two indoor European-style tracks; interactive video and virtual reality simulators and a four-story climbing wall. The venue offers a sports bar which features a glass floor that enables patrons to watch the action on the track below.
Andretti Speed Lab is situated, not coincidentally, in a wealthy area where the average income within a seven-mile radius of the location is $88,000, says Eric Varah, ASL's director of sales. That way, the place is near a clientele that can afford this sort of amusement.
So with all that in mind and amid all that activity, one might ask, "Why does Andretti Speed Lab (where 'speed is our middle name') need live music?"
The plan is to generate traffic and create "brand" identity for the bars, says Varah. As for exactly what kind of music will make that happen, the venue -- which only began booking music within the last two months -- is still feeling its way. Varah expects that a blend of pop and rock will do well.
"We're really willing to try most anything. We've done country and western, and alternative and cover bands. We do DJs and things like that occasionally, too," he says. Recent and/or upcoming performers have included the blues-based Donna Hopkins Band, alt-rockers Seven Sharp Nine (7#9) and country singer/songwriter Jeffrey Alan Byrd.
Byrd plays a broad range of country, from vintage Hank Williams to the more contemporary Brad Paisley and Gary Allen, peppered with classic rock and Southern rock offerings from the Eagles, the Marshall Tucker Band and others. Big country hat and belt buckle notwithstanding, he might even mix in an occasional alternative tune.
Byrd, who recently relocated to Atlanta from Vail, Colo., is a veteran of several American Cabaret theater tours, and strives to bring a theatrical sensibility to his performances. He enjoys the Andretti gig and seems up to the challenge of overcoming the audience distractions, which are considerable.
"Right over my head is a big TV screen. I see people in front of me, and I'm not sure if they're staring at me or right above my head," Byrd says. With the glass floor, he adds, people will stand in the middle of the dance floor, staring straight down at the kart action below.
Clearly, ASL is test-driving (so to speak) the prospect of live music at its Roswell site, the first Andretti location in the nation. One can only wait to see whether it will continue to be part of the formula as the company pursues its objective of adding nine or 10 more locations over the next five years.
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A former Miami security guard convicted of multiple child pornography charges has been accused of having sex with a teenage girl he met on a vampire website while waiting for his three-year sentence to begin.
Nelson Carrizo, 30, pleaded guilty in October to 10 counts of possession of images showing sexual performance by a child, but was given a court-issued reprieve allowing him to spend the winter holidays at home and surrender after the New Year.
According to police, Carrizo used that time to lure an underage girl to his Surfside apartment for two sexual encounters.
Busted: Nelson Carrizo, seen left in his mugshot and right on the site VampireFreaks, is accused of luring a teenage girl he met online after being allowed to remain free while awaiting his child porn sentence to begin
Goth subculture: Carrizo joined the social networking site last February, choosing the user name Sylence and listing 'sinner' as his occupation
Court documents cited by Miami Herald state that the 30-year-old convicted sex offender met the victim on a Goth-inspired social networking site called VampireFreaks.com.
On his profile page, Carrizo went by the user name 'Sylence' and listed his occupation as 'sinner.'
Carrizo is currently awaiting trial on two new charges of unlawful sex with a minor, and prosecutors are asking a judge to increase his original sentence from three to 50 years.
The former security guard was originally arrested in March 2009 after police became aware of an email he received possibly containing 63 images of sexual nature depicting little girls.
An arrest report showed that Carrizo admitted to child pornography possession, and a court-ordered psychological evaluation had determined that he would not pose a danger to society if allowed to stay home before the trial.
In October, the 30-year-old pleaded guilty to 10 counts of possession of child pornography, which carries a sentence of 50 years. However, since he was a first-time offender, it was reduced to three years in prison and 10 years' probation.
Legal woes: Carrizo pleaded guilty in October to 10 counts of child pornography stemming from an email he received containing sexually explicit images depicting kids
Because Carrizo was not convicted of a violent crime, Judge Samantha Ruiz-Cohen allowed him to stay free before his scheduled surrender, but warned him that his plea deal would be voided if he committed another crime.
In early January, just days before Carrizo began serving his sentence, police were called to a local gym after getting reports of a 16-year-old girl who was trying to slash her wrists with her own fingernails.
Predator: Carrizo allegedly convinced his underage paramour to sneak into his apartment on two occasions, and had sex with her as his mother slept in the next room
The teen was taken to a hospital, and investigators soon learned that her parents found explicit text messages and pictures on their daughter's phone from a man she had met on the site VampireFreaks.com, the paper reported.
The 16-year-old revealed that her first online interaction with Carrizo took place in June 2012, and that he knew her real age.
According to a court search warrant, Carrizo would often ask the girl if she was a cop or a setup. To prove that she was neither, the victim sent the 30-year-old man nude photos of herself.
In December 2012, two months after entering a guilty plea to child pornography charges, Carrizo began urging her to come to Miami and have sex with him, according to court documents.
In early January, the 16-year-old girl drove to Carrizo's apartment on two occasions to have sex with him.
The teen later recalled that on one of the occasions, Carrizo's mother, who lives with him, was asleep on the coach when she snuck in.
Carrizo joined VampireFreaks on February 15, 2012. His profile picture depicts the 30-year-old in a mask similar to the one famously worn by the fictional cannibal character Dr Hannibal Lecter in the film Silence of the Lambs.
A quote at the top of his page reads: 'We enjoy the night, the darkness, where we can do things that aren't acceptable in the light. Night is when we slake our thirst.'
Carrizo's long list of 'likes' includes Vampirism, bloodplay, demonology, Satanism, biting, anarchism and daytime sleeping, among other related interests.
Under 'dislikes,' the 30-year-old suspect wrote the following: 'religion, christianity in particular, christian extremists, people who USE people, f***ed up people with issues, Racism, and this f***ed up system we call a "Government" whos [sic] soul purpose is to enslave us all..'
The portal, which attracts those interested in the Goth lifestyle, has been under fire in the past in connection to a slew of criminal incidents involving users.
In 2007, 15-year-old Carly Ryan, who was found murdered in South Australia, reportedly met her killers, a father and son, through the website.
A year earlier, a 12-year-old Canadian girl and her 23-year-old boyfriend, both members of the VampireFreaks online community, were arrested and convicted of murdering her parents and eight-year-old brother.
Most recently, in May 2010, a Scottish man, who went by the moniker Master Alucrad (Dracula in reverse) on the site, was charged with exchanging sexually explicit images with a 14-year-old girl.
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June 30, 2016
Spurs Youth Update – June 2016
At the beginning of the summer I was expecting numerous Development Squad players to be released in order to clear the decks for more promising younger players. This was a little hasty, and I'll explain why.
In a recent player update, the club confirmed that young professional Emmanuel Sonupe was released at the end of his contract, and that Under-18s Armani Daly, Charlie Hayford and Chris Paul were released at the end of their scholarships. Paul has signed a one-year professional contract at QPR (congratulations to him), whilst the others — as of today — have not yet found new clubs.
Next year, as well as the Under-18 Premier League and the Under-21 Premier League, our youth teams from Under-21 down will participate in at least one extra competition.
The 32 senior clubs that qualify for the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, as well as the 32 domestic youth champions are all entered into the 'UEFA Youth League', which is a sort of Youth Champions League. This is a competition for Under-19 players, and for next season players are eligible to play in the competition if they were born on or after 1 January 1998. To give you an idea of what this means for Spurs, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Kyle Walker-Peters and Shayon Harrison miss the cut, but Zenon Stylianides, Shilow Tracey, Kazaiah Sterling and Marcus Edwards are all eligible.
The rules also allow up to three players born on or after 1 January 1997 (i.e. three players a year older) to be included on the list of 40 players, so long as they fulfil various other conditions.
The regulations also state 'Any player who is fielded in three or more UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League matches (as of the group stages of those competitions) in the course of the 2016/17 season ceases to be eligible to play in the UEFA Youth League'. So we will need to be a little clever with the three overage players that we register; if there is any chance of Carter-Vickers, Walker-Peters and/or Harrison playing first-team football, there is no point in registering them.
Chelsea won this competition last year, and in doing so they played 10 matches, so it's fair to say that it's a tournament with a substantial number of games.
In addition to this, it is likely that we will enter the English Football League Trophy, formerly known as the Johnstone's Paint Trophy (but currently without a sponsor for the forthcoming season).
For a one-year trial, the tournament has been adapted so that as well as all League One and League Two clubs, it will include 16 category one academy sides.
The format will see 16 regional groups of four teams where the top two progress. I believe that this means it would be an 11-match run to the final consisting of: six group matches, Round of 32, Round of 16, Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals, Final.
As a slight aside, this change has not gone down well with fans of League One and Two clubs, with the Football Supporters' Federation recently releasing a statement saying that academy sides entering "undermines the integrity of the competition". Personally, I wouldn't be happy if a cash-rich Academy side potentially stood between my club and a Wembley appearance/prize money.
It is — as yet — unclear as to whether Spurs will enter this competition, and there are reasons not to, as this article by a Liverpool fan site underlines:
These reasons include not being able to play anyone registered in the first team squad of 25 players, and that all games are to be played during the international breaks.
Therefore, Liverpool – and other Premier League clubs – will lose all their youth internationals as well as anyone in and around the first-team squad.
That would leave the Reds with a handful of players, plus U17 or schoolboys – being played up against full first-teams of players aged 10 years older than them.
Had the competition been more thought out and planned correctly, it would have been a good opportunity for Liverpool's young players to get competitive football.
If, as expected, Spurs participate in this tournament as well as the three others, the load will be significant for our Academy, and so it quickly becomes obvious why we have not shed what I consider to be the 'deadwood'.
By my calculations, we have just under 40 players to cover these tournaments; that does not include the new academy intake (which should be somewhere between nine and twelve players), nor does it take into account loans and first-team promotions.
As I mentioned in a previous article, Spurs have very clearly changed their loan policy over the past few years, with numbers dropping off significantly from around 30 loan deals eight years ago, to roughly a third of that now – see The Spurs Report's piece on this for more detailed information. If we assume that there will be between five and eight loans at any one time, that narrows the pool. If, as the Liverpool site said, the EFL Trophy matches are played during international breaks, that pool is narrowed further — we have a fairly high proportion of youth internationals.
Given the late return of players from the European Championships, we can expect the youngsters on the fringes of the first team squad (Carter-Vickers, Walker-Peters, Harry Winks), plus the returning loanees (Grant Ward, Dominic Ball, Connor Ogilvie) to be to be involved in the early first-team pre-season friendlies, and we have seen in the past how players can use that opportunity to put themselves in the first-team squad picture.
It is going to be very tough to navigate through four competitions with a relatively small squad of players to select from, and I think there will be a number of repercussions from this:
- A negative: I don't think we will perform particularly well in the English Football League Trophy or Under-21 Premier League, with an added caviat that we might do better if next year's second year Academy players are heavily involved (and that is tricky, as a number of them will be playing Under-18 and UEFA Youth League games). A proportion of the players that played a lot of the Under-21 games last season are not good enough to break through to the first team, and are not showing enough signs of progress.
- A positive: I expect one or two players to make an unexpected breakthrough. There are players who will get exposure to more game-time at a higher level than they otherwise might have had, and who just needed that chance to have a run in the team (be that Under-18, Under-19 or Under-21).
- A final thought: perhaps we will sign some Under-21 players to help bolster the squads at different age groups. Or perhaps we'll see us borrow players, like when we saw Ipswich's Kundai Benyu play in the NextGen Series with us in May.
In the coming days we should have confirmation of the new academy intake and news on whether we are participating in the EFL Trophy; it will be interesting to see if Spurs release any type of statement on this, which might inform us to how this will be managed.
Interesting times of change ahead in the world of youth football.
May 14, 2016
NextGen Series Update
The reboot of the NextGen Series is ongoing in Amsterdam this weekend, with Spurs sending a squad which included an Ipswich Town player!
Spurs' NextGen Series squad appears to include Kundai Benyu of Ipswich. I presume he is on trial. #COYS pic.twitter.com/K3CH97dmgv
— Chris Miller (@WindyCOYS) May 13, 2016
As Those Were The Days explain, it is not yet clear whether Kundai Benyu is on a trial, or whether Ipswich have just let us borrow him to make up the numbers.
Today we won our opening match against PSV Eindhoven, with a goal from Joe Pritchard deciding the tie.
You can watch the match here (it's only two 25 minute halves), or you can read the report here.
The team was as follows:
Whiteman (17)
Walker-Peters (19) Maghoma (18) Walkes (19) Muscatt (18)
Lesniak (20) Benyu (18)
J Pritchard (19) Miller (19) Goddard (19)
Harrison (18)
Sterling (17) for Pritchard, 46.
Duncan (17) for Goddard, 46.
Stylianides (18) for Miller, 50.
Tomorrow we play twice – at 11:00 (10:00 UK time) vs Ajax Cape Town, and at 16:00 (15:00 UK time) vs Right to Dream, from Ghana.
Meanwhile, our Under-16s are participating in the Geneva Cup in Switzerland. Today we drew 0-0 with Atlético Madrid, lost 2-1 to Swiss side Servette and won 5-1 against Meyrin FC (another Swiss side).
May 3, 2016
End of Season Loanee Review
As I was collecting information for my weekly Fighting Cock Podcast youth update, I put out a call for club-specific info about our loanees. The responses were nuggets of gold, so I decided to form a blog from the bulk of them. And so, without further ado…
DeAndre Yedlin – Sunderland (Premier League)
@WindyCOYS Good player. Very direct whilst attacking but poor final ball. Getting better defensively as well
— Jamei (@safcjamie_) May 2, 2016
@LCD_Boxing @WindyCOYS …Newcastle's equaliser in the derby game summed him up. All in all not good enough. 4/10
— Kevin Wheatley (@Wheats1988) May 2, 2016
Grant Ward – Rotherham United (Championship)
Or should I say 'double award winner' Grant Ward?
WINNER:Congratulations to Grant Ward who has won the Young Player of the Year award, sponsored by Complete Utilities pic.twitter.com/BDYljH3AXb
— Rotherham United (@OfficialRUFC) April 30, 2016
WINNER: Grant Ward's second award of the night. He wins the Goal of the Season award for the goal v Burnley. #rufc pic.twitter.com/Y4WURRjiw9
— Rotherham United (@OfficialRUFC) April 30, 2016
@WindyCOYS Great player gives it 110% every game hes got bags of pace and skill but i think he needs to go bk to progress further 😔 gutted
— Anthony Woodhead (@EGGMAN8383) May 2, 2016
Paul Davis of the Sheffield Star sent me this fantastic run-down:
There are flaws in Grant Ward's game … but not many.
The midfield youngster who celebrated his 21st birthday during his season-long loan at AESSEAL New York Stadium was a key figure in Rotherham United's successful fight for Championship survival.
He found himself out of favour early in his stay during the reign of Steve Evans, but his pace and direct running earned the admiration of successor Neil Redfearn who picked him for virtually every game.
"He gets you up the pitch. Very quickly," Redfearn said.
Neil Warnock duly replaced Redfearn and Ward's dynamism and workrate quickly won over the veteran boss.
Ward's final ball still needs working on, while learning to give a quick, easy pass would add to his armoury.
But, in terms of attacking threat on the right flank, he was up there all season with the best in the division.
He was given a central role at times but produced his best performances out wide where he was always bold enough to take on his man and quick enough to usually leave him for dead.
He also came up with the Millers' goal of the season, a thunderous 30-yard effort in front of the Sky cameras against Burnley.
Grant Ward. Honorary Miller. Rotherham fans are very sorry to see him go.
Dominic Ball – Rangers (Scottish Championship)
From @IbroxBuzz:
His best position is DM, loves a tackle, quite physical. His use of the ball and general footballing mind seem to be his best attributes. At centre back he really suits our style of play due to composure. For a young boy he's very vocal, can tell he's come from an academy with high standards, talking more experienced pros through games and his media skills are top class. Would 100% take him back in a heartbeat, definitely has a future in the game.
And from Jason from Rangers Report:
Warburton always seemed to rely on Ball whenever a big match came around, not so much in defence but as a holding midfielder. Always came through with solid performances. Did I see anything that screams – "here's a future EPL player"? No. But I also didn't see anything that showed that he couldn't play at that level. Given his role (& the way Rangers dominated) he wasn't under much pressure defensively. As much as I'd love to see him back at Ibrox – he'd probably be better suited playing going on loan with an English Championship side to better evaluate his future value for Spurs.
Thanks to those gentlemen for the terrific insight!
@WindyCOYS @TheGersReport Consistently performed well at both central defence and especially in the definitive midfield position
— Jack Cranmer (@JackCranmer72) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS @TheGersReport very good sitting just infront of defence but can play CM and CB also. calm, strong and commanding on the ball
— Calum (@CalumMorris1) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS @TheGersReport Mostly played infront of our defence in the tougher games, solid consistent performer & comfortable in possession
— Alzo (@Alzo82) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS very comfortable in possession, handled the old firm very well and has rarely put a foot wrong all season. Big future ahead.
— Stevie Renfrew (@Steviee_RFC) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS @Debaser92 @JohnnyUtah100 not going to be ready for Spurs next year but most Rangers fans would be happy to have him back on loan
— Euan Taylor (@euangtaylor) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS Content on the ball with the odd hiccup. Positioning needs work but there is potential there. Not sure he'll make it at EPL level
— David Peat (@DavidPeat1) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS @TheGersReport very comfortable on the ball. Reads the game well. Biggest compliment I can pay Dom is I hope We can sign him
— Wilf Marshall (@Wilf1872) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS strong, composed, talented young footballer. Needs to work on his decision making but has all the attributes to cut it at Spurs.
— Fahdy (@Fahdy89) May 2, 2016
Federico Fazio – Sevilla (La Liga)
Alex Pritchard – West Bromwich Albion (Premier League)
@WindyCOYS Alex is everything that the Pulisasorus does not like in a player young, creative & on loan entirely predictable feel for him
— Ross Wood (@Standaman60) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS We needed cover for Morrison and we didn't want to sign a perm replacement. Someone would have pushed Pulis into it I guess.(1/2)
— Ross Wood (@Standaman60) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS We have seen the odd glimpse but hardly anything also he's been injured but I doubt if the Pulis would have played him (2/2)
— Ross Wood (@Standaman60) May 2, 2016
@WindyCOYS yeah it is he came on at Newcastle for 10 mins did more than the others put together
— Darren Hackett (@DarrenHackett75) May 2, 2016
So, I started with the players who finished the season still on loan. And I wanted to get this out while it was current… but I will revisit this and get something together for the rest of this season's loanees:
Kenny McEvoy – Stevenage, York City (League Two) NB: now joined York permanently.
Shaq Coulthirst – Wigan (League One)
Harry Voss – Stevenage (League Two)
Christian Maghoma – Yeovil Town (League Two)
Nathan Oduwa – Rangers (Scottish Championship), Colchester United (League One)
Connor Ogilvie – Stevenage (League Two)
Ryan Loft – Braintree Town (National League)
A final thought – Spurs have very clearly changed their loan policy over the past few years, with numbers dropping off significantly from around 30 loan deals eight years ago, to roughly a third of that now – see The Spurs Report's piece on this for more detailed information. Loans seem to be used for specific reasons now – 1. sink or swim (Oduwa), 2. try before you buy (McEvoy) , or 3. too good an opportunity to turn down (Ward). A fourth category might be 'to test the player's temperament'. It will be fascinating to see how this is developed next season too.
March 28, 2016
U19 Champions Trophy – Update
This morning a Tottenham Hotspur Under-19 squad lost in a semi-final match with Red Ball Salzburg in what has been a largely underwhelming U19 Champions Trophy performance.
Obviously I don't know how impacted other teams were by international call-ups, but Spurs were without Charlie Owens, Alfie Whiteman, Marcus Edwards, Jaden Brown, Japhet Tanganga and Sam Shashoua, plus Under-16 Nya Kirby for this tournament. Tashan Oakley-Booth did not make the trip either – possibly because we already had quite a few midfielders involved.
All players born after 1st January 1997 were eligible to play, and so Cameron Carter-Vickers, Harry Voss, Luke Amos and Shayon Harrison were also eligible for the tournament, but were either injured (Carter-Vickers, Voss) or considered too far advanced to justify their inclusion (Amos, Harrison). Chris Paul, Charlie Hayford and Armani Daly are in the midst of looking for new clubs and so were not included. But we did have a number of players dropping down from Under-21 football.
Squad List
And in age order:
Anton Walkes 8 Feb 1997, 19
Anthony Georgiou 24 Feb 1997, 19
Cy Goddard 2 Apr 1997, 18
Ryan Loft 14 Sep 1997, 18
Christian Maghoma 8 Nov 1997, 18
Joe Muscatt 15 Dec 1997, 18
Thomas Glover 24 Dec 1997, 18
Zenon Stylianides 7 Jan 1998, 18
Tom McDermott 30 Jan 1998, 18
Shilow Tracey 29 Apr 1998, 17
Aremide Oteh 10 Sep 1998, 17
George Marsh 5 Nov 1998, 17
Kazaiah Sterling 9 Nov 1998, 17
Dylan Duncan 25 Jan 1999, 17
Jack Roles 26 Feb 1999, 17
Keanan Bennetts 9 Mar 1999, 17
Nicholas Tsaroulla 29 Mar 1999, 16
Joy Mukena 3 Jul 1999, 16
Jonathan Dinzeyi 16 Sep 1999, 16
Our results were as follows:
PSV Eindhoven – drew 0-0
Borussia Mönchengladbach – won 1-0 (Maghoma)
Japan Highschool Selection – lost 2-1 (Oteh)
Fortuna Düsseldorf – won 1-0 (Bennetts)
Red Bull Salzburg – lost 1-0
Our final match — the third place play-off against Japan Highschool Selection — will take place at 13:45 UK time.
To have only scored three times in 250 minutes of football (the matches consist of two halves of 25 minutes) will be disappointing for the coaching team. But if I were John McDermott/Matt Wells, I'd have been most disappointed at the lack of bravery in possession. At times it felt as though the centre-backs kept firing aimless balls forward or straight out of play – particularly in the match against Red Bull Salzburg.
The tournament illustrated that a number of these players are not up to the levels required, and will have helped McDermott make some decisions about who stays and who goes. There are a lot of decisions to be made about the first year professionals in particular at the end of the season, as we look to re-model (and possibly trim down) the development squad.
Disappointingly, throughout the tournament, it was often the younger players who took responsibility and showed bravery on the ball. My stand-out performers thus far have been Marsh, Roles and Tsaroulla.
March 25, 2016
Youth Update – March 2016
This is a long overdue youth update from me, so I apologise to anyone who doesn't follow me on Twitter or listen to my weekly segment on The Fighting Cock podcast, as you'll have had to look elsewhere for your youthy nuggets! There's a lot going on!
U19 Champions Trophy
Firstly, over this Easter weekend, an Under-19 squad will be taking part in the U19 Champions Trophy in Düsseldorf. Our schedule us as follows:
PSV Eindhoven 10:30 local time, 9:30 UK time
Borussia Mönchengladbach, 17;00 local time, 16:00 UK time
Japan Highschool Selection, 14:00 local time, 13:00 UK time
Fortuna Düsseldorf, 18:30 local time, 17:30 UK time
The next matches all take place on Easter Monday: here is the full schedule.
There should be a stream for at least some of the matches here.
The squad will most likely be made up of a mixture of Under-18 and Under-21 players who are not currently on international duty.
International Call-Ups
We have various players away representing their countries at various levels:
Nigeria Under-23s: Nathan Oduwa
Slovakia Under-21s: Filip Lesniak
England Under-20s: Harry Winks
England Under-19s: Kyle Walker-Peters and Josh Onomah
Northern Ireland Under-19s: Charlie Owens
England Under-18s: Alfie Whiteman and Marcus Edwards
England Under-17s: Jaden Brown, Japhet Tanganga and Samuel Shashoua
England Under-16s: Oliver Skipp, Nya Kirby and Reo Griffiths (Tashan Oakley-Booth and Timothy Eyoma were left out, possibly due to some sort of squad rotation).
Edwards scored two for the England Under-18s as they won 3-2 in Austria.
Onomah scored for the Under-19s in a 2-1 win over Georgia.
The full England Under-16s match vs Russia is here – Kirby gets the assist for the goal at 1hr59 in the video.
The full England Under-16s match vs USA is here – spoiler alert: it ended 2-2.
There was an excellent run-down of most of the involvement on the official site.
We have managed two wins and two defeats from our four matches in the Final Stage of the Under-18 Premier League.
In the last match, a 7-3 victory vs Wolves, it was pleasing to see Oakley-Boothe and Eyoma promoted. The goals came from: Roles, Oakley-Boothe, Loft (2), Oteh, Muscatt, Duncan. The highlights are well worth a watch!
Oakley-Boothe, by all accounts, was outstanding on his first start, and came away with two assists and a goal. He is a big, big talent and one to watch. Shilow Tracey also played a part in three of our first four goals and you can see from the highlights alone that he was a threat on the right-hand side.
The Under-21s beat Leicester 3-0, with goals from Harrison 2 and Goddard. The highlights are worth watching for Goddard's spectacular volleyed finish.
That was Kazaiah Sterling's second appearance at that level, which is frankly ludicrous given that Shayon Harrison has been injured for a lot of the season. Sterling's call-up was well overdue, and apparently he had an excellent game.
That was the Under-21s' first league win since November, which goes some way to explaining the poor league placing:
We are now eight points ahead of Norwich who are sat in the first of the two relegation places in the division, though they do have a game in hand over us.
The Under-21 league format has been heavily criticised and is currently under review. The Mirror recently reported that the structure will be changing back to something closer to the old reserve league from the 2017/18 season.
Musa Yahaya
Portuguese second division club Portimonense have signed Musa Yahaya on a five-year contract. This will hopefully end all of the rumours surrounding this player, who had been on a trial at Spurs. There were work permit complications, and I have been told that the club did not think it was worth pursuing – presumably because he was no better than what we had.
Marcus Edwards
As I understand it, the super-talent that is Marcus Edwards has yet to sign a contract. I gather that the club are confident of him eventually signing.
It is understandable that a player widely seen as the best English 17-year old in the country would not wish to sign Spurs' 'standard' first professional contract that they offer to all 17-year olds deemed worthy.
It is equally understandable that Spurs would not wish to set a precedent by offering a deal over and above what they normally would to a player of that age; we are not Chelsea (where Ruben Loftus-Cheek is paid more than Christian Eriksen, for example!).
Johstone's Paint Trophy
The Telegraph reported last week that there are ongoing discussions which may see 16 Premier League Under-21 teams entered into the Johnstone's Paint Trophy next season. Watch this space on that one.
UEFA Youth League
If we were to qualify for the Champions League (which looks likely), we would also be automatically be entered into the UEFA Youth League for Under-19s.
This season has seen Chelsea progress to the semi-finals:
Friday 15 April
• Semi-final at 13.00CET: Chelsea v Anderlecht
• Semi-final at 17.00CET: Real Madrid v Paris Saint-Germain
The competition is strong, a lot of games are televised, and the league helps to bridge the gap between Under-18 and Under-21 football, so I would be very pleased were we to qualify. I would have slight concerns about the talent level of the team that we could put out, as our eligible players are a real mix of abilities. But, in some respects, it will be a great way to sort the wheat from the chaff, so the cliché goes.
It has not been a great season for Spurs loanees, amidst a very definite change of strategy since Mauricio Pochettino became Head Coach.
There is a greater emphasis now on keeping players in-house, and loans seem to only be taken up where the opportunity is too good to turn down. For example, Luke Amos had an offer from Bradford City, and Kyle Walker-Peters had a trial at Roda JC with a view to a loan.
DeAndre Yedlin has recently become a regular at Sunderland, playing their last five Premier League matches at right-back. He has now played 13 matches in total this season.
Grant Ward has had a mixed time at Rotherham United in the Championship since Neil Redfearn was sacked as their manager. Having started 18 consecutive league matches, he has had a run of eight where he has been in and out since Warnock took over.
Dominic Ball has also been in and out, not cementing himself in the Rangers team, but still getting plenty of minutes under Mark Wartburton in the Scottish Championship. Ball has started three times as a defensive midfielder recently, and I wonder whether this might be the long-term plan for him in light of the Eric Dier experiment. Perhaps he will get some first team involvement in pre-season to check on his progression.
Poor Connor Ogilvie has damaged his ankle ligaments and will miss the rest of the season, having become a firm favourite for Stevenage in League Two. All in, he started 24 times for them and he will be looking to progress next season – be that a League One or Championship club, or with a full season of Under-21 football and even, perhaps, the occasional first-team opportunity.
Alex Pritchard has only made two substitute appearances for West Bromwich Albion since joining in January. Tony Pulis has put this down to Pritchard's recovery from injury, saying:
"Alex has come in and has tremendous talent. He was injured at Tottenham for a long time so it's just making sure and I think Tottenham are concerned we don't push him too quickly too soon.
The last thing they want is the kid to get injured again so it's just about being patient with Alex as much as anything else.
He's trained well, he's worked well and he's desperate to be involved. But sometimes you have to hold them back and we have a responsibility to Tottenham for that."
Nathan Oduwa joined Colchester United in League One at the end of his loan at Rangers. So far he has only played 44 minutes with their manager Kevin Keen saying "there's a big difference between looking like a player and being a player and that's what he's got to learn."
Finally, Ryan Loft joined Braintree Town of the Vanarama National League on a 'work experience' loan, as Spurs described it. I assume this is what is also known as a youth loan, where young players can also play for their parent club's Under-18 and Under-21 sides whilst on loan. He has been on Braintree's bench, but has not made an appearance just yet.


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I have PXE running on Centos 6.x. I am trying to image a server with 4 nics. eth0, eth1, eth2, eth3.
eth0 and eth1 are on the network segment that the pxe server is on. I also using this pxe server to serve up files required for the build process via a webserver.
When DHCP hands out an IP address, it does so for all the interfaces, eth0 eth1 eth2 and eth3. It also hands out a default gateway. The default gateway gets configured on eth3. This is wrong as eth3 is not connected to the network where the web server is and it cannot pull down it's files from the webserver.
the address range I am using in PXE is 192.168.20.0/24 gw 192.168.20.1. How can I get PXE DHCP to set the default gateway 192.168.20.1 on eth0 and not eth3
here is the route table
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use IFace
192.168.20.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth3
192.168.20.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth2
192.168.20.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth1
192.168.20.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0
127.0.0.1 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 lo
default 192.168.20.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth3
here is my dhcp config
ddns-update-style interim;
not authoritative;
option domain-name "mydomain.com";
option domain-name-servers 192.168.20.15;
option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;
subnet 192.168.20.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 192.168.20.220 192.168.20.245;
option routers 192.168.20.1;
default-lease-time 900;
max-lease-time 1200000000;
allow unknown-clients;
allow booting;
allow bootp;
next-server 192.168.20.15;
filename "pxelinux.0";
Any ideas how I get the default gateway to be on eth0 so I can route properly?
Thanks - Oli


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