A complete record of Everton's U-17 Team in the inaugural season of the FA Premier Youth Academy League
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YOUTH ACADEMY U-17 LEAGUE – RESULTS AND FIXTURES
Home games are played at either Victoria Park, Burscough, or Bellefield on Saturdays. KO 10:30 am.
Date Ven Opponents Result Pos Scorers
September 1998
Sat 5 (a) Peterborough Utd W 4-0 ?th Eaton, Chadwick, Clarke, Curran Sat 12 (h) Middlesbrough D 0-0 ?th Sat 19 (h) Tottenham Hotspur D 1-1 ?th Chadwick Sat 26 (a) Fulham W 3-1 ?th Clarke, Valentine, Kearney
October
Sat 3 (h) Wimbledon W 4-0 ?th Chadwick, Eaton, Clarke, Price Sat 17 (h) Liverpool L 1-3 ?th Chadwick Sat 24 (a) Manchester United L 2-3 ?th McAlpine, Curran Sat 31 (a) Manchester City W 6-0 ?th Chadwick (5), Lester
November
Sat 7 (a) Blackburn Rovers L 1-2 ?th Chadwick Sat 14 (h) Fulham W 3-2 ?th Valentine, o.g., Clarke Sat 21 (a) Crewe Alexandra D 1-1 ?th McAlpine Sat 28 (h) Aston Villa W 3-1 ?th Chadwick (2), Penman
December
Sat 12 (a) Liverpool L 1-2 ?th Kearney
January
Sat 16 (a) Manchester City L 3-1 ?th Chadwick Sat 30 (h) Blackburn Rovers D 3-3 ?th
February
Sat 6 (h) Manchester United L 1-5 ?th Eaton Sat 13 (a) Sunderland L 1-2 ?th Eaton
March
Wed 3 (a) Bristol City W 3-2 ?th Penman, Hogg, Price Sat 13 (a) Aston Villa D 1-1 ?th Price (pen) Mon 15 (h) Crystal Palace W 1-0 ?th Curran Wed 17 (h) Crewe Alexandra W 2-1 ?th McAlpine, D Eaton
April 1999
Tue 6 (a) Leicester City W 1-0 4th Pilkington
YOUTH ACADEMY – U-17s GROUP A – FINAL TABLE
Club P W D L GF GA Pts Manchester United 22 14 7 1 66 20 49 Blackburn Rovers 22 14 5 3 56 23 47 Liverpool 22 9 10 3 47 36 37 Everton 22 10 5 7 44 33 35 ----------------------------------------------------------- Manchester City 22 9 6 7 49 42 33 Crewe Alexandra 22 6 8 8 30 32 26 Aston Villa 22 7 3 12 27 54 24
Top four teams go forward to National Playoffs:
Mon 12 (h) Watford L 1-2 PO1 D Eaton
YOUTH ACADEMY U-17s – MATCH DETAILS
The section below contains team details, scorers, and brief match reports for Everton's FA Premier Youth Academy U-17 games during the 1998-99 Season.
Peterborough United 0 - 4 Everton
Everton: Williams, Hogg, Clarke, Tuft, Pilkington, Penman, Kearney, Lester, Curran, Chadwick, Eaton. Subs not used: Machin, O'Hanlon. Scorers: Eaton, Chadwick, Clarke, Curran.
The under-17 team, coached by Alan Harper, won 4-0 with goals from David Eaton, Nick Chadwick, Peter Clarke and Damien Curran. Harper reckons that the result didn't flatter us.
Everton 0 - 0 Middlesbrough
Everton: Williams, Pilkington, McAlpine, Tuft, Clarke, Kearney, Penman, Lester, Curran, Eaton, Chadwick. Subs Hogg, Woodcock, O'Hanlon, Smith, Machin. Subs not used: N/A Scorers: –
The under-17's drew 0-0 to keep their unbeaten record. The Blues had chances but missed them – the best fell to Chadwick minutes before the end but he hit the bar.
Everton 1 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur
Everton: Williams, Penman, Pilkington, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Valentine, Kearney, McAlpine, Chadwick, Curran. Subs not used: Hogg, Woodcock, Price, O'Hanlon.. Scorer: Chadwick.
In the 'It could only happen to Everton' category we managed to concede an equalizer in the 97th minute. The injury time was largely because of a number of Spurs' players going down with cramp. Nick Chadwick scored for us and coach Alan Harper reckons we played well and deserved more out of the game.
Fulham 1 - 3 Everton
Everton: Williams, Penman, Pilkington, Clarke, Tuft, Lester, Kearney, Valentine, McAlpine, Chadwick, Eaton. Subs not used: Woodcock, Hogg, Curran. Scorers: Clarke, Valentine, Kearney
Peter Clarke converted a spot kick after Nick Chadwick was fouled. Fulham then equalised, before Ryan Valentine and Tom Kearney both scored cutting inside and cracking home with their left foots. Harper said that it was the best they'd played so far - "we're creating plenty of chances in games and if we ever have a match where our finishing matches our approach play we'll win by a landslide". [Just like the first team then!]
Everton 4 - 0 Wimbledon
Everton: Williams, Penman, McAlpine, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Valentine, Kearney, Curran, Chadwick, Eaton (Price) Subs not used: Hogg, O'Hanlon. Scorers: Chadwick, Eaton, Clarke, Price
We kept up our unbeaten run by beating Wimbledon 4-0. Nick Chadwick opened the scoring before Eaton got the second. Peter Clarke then converted a penalty following a foul on Chadwick. Substitute Price completed the scoring when he chested down before volleying into the net.
Everton 1 - 3 Liverpool
Everton: Williams, Penman, Pilkington, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Kearney, McAlpine, Curran, Eaton, Chadwick. Subs not used: N/A Scorers: Chadwick
The under-17's finally tasted defeat getting turned over 3-1. Liverpool took the lead after 15 minutes, Nick Chadwick equalised with a 25-yard screamer. Liverpool then re-took the lead midway through the second half and completed the scoring five minutes from the end. Alan Harper said "it was a fair result. We simply weren't good enough on the day".
Manchester United 3 - 2 Everton
Everton: Williams, Hogg, Pilkington, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Kearney, Valentine, McAlpine, Price, Curran. Subs not used: N/A Scorers: McAlpine, Curran
After a promising start to the season this was the second defeat on the trot. United took the lead before Joe McAlpine equalized with a "superbly struck" free kick. United retook the lead before another Joe McAlpine free kick was neatly volleyed in by Damien Curran. United finally clinched the winner ten minutes from time.
Alan Harper said - "We certainly played a lot better than we did against Liverpool, which pleased me. Unfortunately we didn't get the breaks when they mattered".
Manchester City 0 - 6 Everton
Everton: Williams, Penman, Pilkington, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Valentine, Kearney, McAlpine, Chadwick, Curran. Subs not used: O'Hanlon, Hogg, Eaton. Scorers: Chadwick (5), Lester
Looks like the Under-17's were on fire away at Man City as they ran out winners 6-0, with Nick Chadwick getting the first five goals. We led just 1-0 at half time before Chadwick added another four goals and John Lester added the sixth with the "best goal of the game". According to Alan Harper "Nick missed his easiest chances. It sounds odd, but Nick has played much better this season. All of his goals were decent finishes to excellent approach play. He may have scored the goals, but it was a very good team performance."
Blackburn Rovers 2 - 1 Everton
Everton: Williams, Penman, Pilkington, Tuft, Clarke, Lester, Valentine, Kearney, McAlpine (Price), Chadwick, Curran. Subs not used: Hogg, Eaton. Scorer: Chadwick
After the heights of Man City there was a bump back down to earth against Blackburn. We started off where we left off against Man City with that man (boy?) Nick Chadwick scoring after 2 minutes with a far post header from a McAlpine cross. The Blues soon faded though according to Alan Harper – "The first two minutes was the only period of the match that we produced anything. We were very poor and Blackburn comfortably deserved their victory".
Everton 3 - 2 Fulham
Everton: Williams, Pilkington, Price, O'Hanlon, Clarke, Lester, Valentine, McAlpine, Curran, Chadwick, Kearney. Subs not used: n/a Scorers: Valentine, o.g., Clarke
Fulham scored first before Ryan Valentine stroked in Nick Chadwick's lay-off. We took the lead when a Fulham defender sliced a cross into his own net, and extended it when Peter Clarke scrambled in the third. That should have been it but a late Fulham goal sparked a last five minute cavalry charge which we repelled comfortably.
Under - 16 international Sean O'Hanlon was described as outstanding
Crewe Alexandra 1 - 1 Everton
Everton: Williams, Pilkington, Price, Tuft, Clarke, Penman, Valentine, McAlpine, Curran, Lester, Chadwick. Subs not used: Hogg, Kearney, Eaton Scorer: McAlpine
We appeared to be on the way to victory thanks to a Joe McAlpine free kick which was fumbled into the net by their 'keeper. However, Crewe equalised in the final minute of the game. "A draw was fair enough" admitted Alan Harper, "The conditions meant neither side was able to play much football."
Everton 3 - 1 Aston Villa
Everton: Williams, Pilkington, Price, Tuft, O'Hanlon, Penman, Valentine, McAlpine, Curran, Chadwick, Kearney. Subs not used: Hogg, Lester, Eaton Scorers: Chadwick (2), Penman
Nick Chadwick returned to scoring form with a brace which takes him to 12 goals in 10 games. His first was a clinical left foot finish, his second was a bizarre effort after his first attempt was blocked by a colleagues head and he reacted quickest to turn in the rebound. Penman scored the third with the goal of the game, taking the ball from 'keeper Williams racing 20 yards before playing a one-two with Damien Curran and carrying the ball on to slot it past the 'keeper.
Villa's goal was a consolation strike with 10 minutes to go. Alan Harper said of the performance "I was very pleased with our overall performance. We played very well and could have had six or seven goals."
Liverpool 2-1 Everton
Everton: Subs not used: Scorers: Kearney
Despite us taking a first half lead through Tom Kearney Liverpool came back in the second half to snatch a 2-1 victory. Their first came through a penalty in the 65th minute, the winner came ten minutes later. The Liverpool coach described it as a good game which was fairly even but they deserved to win. Well he would say that wouldn't he?
Manchester City 3 - 1 Everton
Everton: Williams, Hogg, McAlpine, O'Hanlon, Pilkington, Penman (Byrne), Valentine, Lester, Curran, Chadwick, Kearney. Subs not used: n/a Scorer: Chadwick
Quite a turn around after us beating them 6-0 back in November. City went into a 2-0 lead before leading scorer Nick Chadwick reduced the deficit with his 13th of the season. Hopes of a comeback were dashed though when City increased their lead again. Alan Harper wasn't too downhearted "We enjoyed a fair bit of possesion but we didn't really create enough chances. The lads played well enough, without looking like scoring that often".
Blackburn Rovers 3 - 3 Everton
Everton: Subs not used: n/a Scorer:
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Everton 1 - 5 Manchester United
Everton: Williams, Hogg, Tuft, Pilkington, Price, Lester (Byrne), Kearney, Valentine, McAlpine, Eaton, Chadwick. Subs not used: n/a Scorer: Eaton
The under-17's season is coming off the rails somewhat, compounded with a landslide defeat at Man Utd. Alan Harper - "The scoreline didn't really reflect the way the match went. We did OK for an hour but then United scored a second goal and we didn't defend at all well after that, which is quite out of character for the lads this season. We have showed a good attitude all season, but that wasn't the case against United." David Eaton scored the Everton goal after the United 'keeper couldn't hold a Nick Chadwick shot.
Sunderland 2-1 Everton
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Tuft, O'Hanlon, Price, Hogg, Kearney, McAlpine, Curran, Eaton, Chadwick Subs not used: Byrne, Marsh, Pikington Scorer: Eaton
Sunderland took the lead and Everton levelled through David Eaton. Craig Hogg had a shot which was spilled by the Sunderland 'keeper and Eaton reacted the quickest to score. Sunderland then won the game with 5 minutes to go. "We lost it with 5 minutes to go, but the boys didn't deserve a finish like that", said coach Alan Harper. "We played much better than we had done in the previous two Saturdays and should have come back with something."
Bristol City 2 - 3 Everton
Everton: Taylor, Penman, O'Hanlon (Tuft), Pikington, Price, McAlpine (Lester), Hogg, Valentine, Kearney, Chadwick (Curran), Eaton. Subs not used: n/a Scorers: Penman, Hogg, Price.
It was fullbacks Craig Penman and Michael Price who were the unlikely goalscoring heroes for Everton. After Bristol had taken a 1-0 lead, Penman struck a spectacular left-footed volley into the top corner to score a marvelous equaliser. But Bristol reclaimed the lead before Craig Hogg scored a second leveller, then Michael Price added his weight to the Blues' attacking efforts and snatched the winner.
Aston Villa 1 - 1 Everton
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Price, Tuft, Pilkington, Valentine, Hogg (McAlpine), Lester, Chadwick, Eaton D, Curran. Subs not used: Symes, Kearney, Beck, Schumacher Scorer: Price (pen).
Everton 1 - 0 Crystal Palace
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Price, Tuft, Pilkington (Beck), Valentine, Hogg, Lester, Eaton D, Kearney, Curran. Subs not used: Moogan, Schumacher, Osman, Hussey Scorer: Curran.
Everton 2 - 1 Crewe Alexandra
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Price, Tuft, Valentine, McAlpine (Beck), Hogg, Lester, D Eaton, Kearney, Curran. Subs not used: Schumacher, Osman, Hussey, Moogan Scorers: McAlpine, D Eaton.
Leicester City 0 - 1 Everton
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Tuft, Pilkington, Price, Curran, Kearney, Lester, McAlpine, Chadwick, D Eaton. Subs not used: Symes, Beck, Schumacher, Moogan. Scorer: Pilkington.
Everton 1 - 2 Watford
Everton: Taylor, Penman, Price, Tuft, Pilkington, Curran, Lester, Kearney (Valentine), McAlpine (O'Hanlon), D Eaton, Chadwick. Subs not used: n/a. Scorer: D Eaton.
Everton U-17s Appearances and Goals, 1998-99
Apps Subs SNU Goals Comments Williams 14 Taylor 1 Hogg 5 8 Clarke 11 4 Tuft 13 Pilkington 13 1 Penman 12 1 Kearney 14 1 1 Lester 13 1 1 Curran 14 1 2 Chadwick 13 13 Eaton 7 4 4 Machin 2 O'Hanlon 4 5 McAlpine 14 2 Woodcock 3 Smith 1 Valentine 11 2 Price 6 2 1 1 Byrne 2 1 Marsh 1
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