Fulham F.C. Academy
The Fulham F.C. Academy is a football academy in London.
The Academy, headed by director Slavisa Jokanovic, runs along the lines of many of the English football academies as deemed appropriate by the national governing body, and recently awarded Category 2 status in the new EPPP guidelines set out by the FA. Players dealt with by the academy can be aged as young as nine years old. As part of their training, young players are guided with the aim to gain a BTEC and NVQ qualification.
The Fulham under 18's are two-time reigning champions of their league but last year also went on to win the National Academy Final beating Blackburn 2-0 with goals from Cauley Woodrow and Ryan Williams, losing to Everton at the same stage the previous year 2-1 with Ronny Minkwitz scoring.
Current management
(As of Academy Staff)
Position | Name Ali Shide | Nationality Kenyan |
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Academy Director: | Huw Jennings | Welsh |
Under-18s Head Coach: | Steve Wigley | English |
PL2 Goalkeeping Coach: | Geoff Warne | English |
Head of Talent ID and Recruitment: | Malcolm Elias | English |
Academy Operations Manager: | Lee Hagger | English |
Under-18/23s Goalkeeping Coach: | Vic Bettinelli | English |
Under-23s Head Coach: | Mark Pembridge | Welsh |
Under-23s Joint Head Coach: | Colin Omogbehin | English |
U13-15 Head Coach: | Dan Thomas | Welsh |
Youth Development Phase Manager: | Andrew Watt | English |
Academy Manager: | Mike Cave | English |
Head of Academy Education: | Sean Cullen | English |
Academy Players
PL2
(As of PL2 – Player Profiles)
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Out on loan
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Under-18s
(As of Under-18s - Player Profiles)
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Academy graduates
Still at Fulham
Now playing elsewhere
- Cauley Woodrow, now at Barnsley
- George Williams, now at Grimsby Town
- Seán Kavanagh, now at Shamrock Rovers
- Jesse Joronen, now at Brescia
- Cameron Burgess, now at Accrington Stanley,
- Jack Grimmer, now at Wycombe Wanderers
- Matthew Briggs, now at Vejle Boldklub, has played for Guyana
- Neil Etheridge, now at Birmingham City, has played for Philippines
- Alex Smith, now at Hastings United
- Ali Shide, now at Star United
- Sean Davis, now retired due to injury. Previously at Bolton Wanderers via Portsmouth and Tottenham. Only player to have played in all the top four divisions of English football with one club (Fulham). Scored once in twelve games for the England U21s, has been a non-playing squad member for the full national team.
- Zat Knight, now retired, has played for England
- Danny Hoesen, now at San Jose Earthquakes
- Chris Smalling, now at Roma, has played for England
- Liam Fontaine, last played for Ross County
- Wayne Brown, now at Sutton United
- Adam Green, last played for Leatherhead.
- Elvis Hammond, now retired, has played for Ghana.
- Dean Leacock, now retired.
- Zesh Rehman, now at Southern, has played for Pakistan.
- Michael Timlin, now at Dulwich Hamlet and former captain of the Ireland U21s
- TJ Moncur, last played for Cray Wanderers
- Troy Brown, last played for Chelmsford City
- Joe Anderson, now at Welling United
- Wes Foderingham, now at Sheffield United
- Corrin Brooks-Meade, now at Oroklini/Troulloi
- Ismael Ehui, now at Broadfields United F.C
- Karim Laribi, now at Hellas Verona
- Matthew Saunders, now at Wealdstone
- Alexander Kačaniklić, now at Hammarby IF
- Moussa Dembélé, now at Lyon
- Emerson Hyndman, now at Atlanta United
- Dan Burn, now at Brighton & Hove Albion
- Mesca, now at Doxa Katokopias
- Ryan Williams, now at Portsmouth
- Keanu Marsh-Brown, now at Memphis 901, has played for Guyana
- Mark Hudson, now retired
- Gary Mackay-Steven, now at New York City, has played for Scotland
- Marcello Trotta, now at Frosinone.
- Ryan Sessegnon, now at Tottenham Hotspur.
- Daniel O'Reilly, now at Shelbourne.
- Harvey Elliott, now at Liverpool
- Luca de la Torre, now at Heracles Almelo
References
External links
- Academy page at FulhamFC.com
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