Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Tokyo Sexwhale on March 14, 2015, 05:18:49 PM
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Congratulations to the young lad today on his first Premier League start.
And also to Tim Sherwood, for giving some of the young lads a taste of the first team.
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Also, just realised his first name is an anagram of Ian Rush! Coincidence?
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Bless him he looked petrified when he was waiting to come on!
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Bless him he looked petrified when he was waiting to come on!
Don't know why, by that point it looked like the game was being played behind closed doors! Hope it was a great feeling for the lad.
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This kid is so unknown, I looked at his twitter when I saw him in the line up and he had about 30 followers.
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Great to see him given the chance, kudos to Tim Sherwood for obviously seeing how he's been doing in the under 18's/training and not only took him along with the first team but given him a run out in the premier league too. Cracking name too!
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Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood is famed for giving youth a chance, with Tottenham Hotspur now benefiting from the faith he showed in the likes of Harry Kane and Nabil Bentaleb last season.
Now at Villa Park, Sherwood showed that willingness to blood young players remains, after he named 16-year-old Rushian Hepburn-Murphy on the substitutes’ bench for the Premier League match against Sunderland.
For those Villa fans eager to know more about him, here are five facts to get you started:
1) Hepburn-Murphy was born in September 1998 – that is after the World Cup in France which shows just how young Villa’s latest talent is!
2) The teenager is a centre-forward who has played three times for the club’s under-21 side to date, racking up 97 minutes on the pitch but yet to score a goal.
3) The Villa youngster has represented England’s under-16 side on four occasions, making his debut in November 2013.
4) Hepburn-Murphy recently impressed for Villa in the Wiesbadener Liliencup – an under-17 tournament played at the start of the year. The forward was the competition’s joint-top scorer with five goals, including a hat-trick against Rapid Vienna.
5) The teenager is a local lad who has come through the ranks at the club and given his talent there is no reason to suggest he will not ultimately be a very effective option for Sherwood in time.
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This kid is so unknown, I looked at his twitter when I saw him in the line up and he had about 30 followers.
He has nearly 1900 now!
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Also, just realised his first name is an anagram of Ian Rush! Coincidence?
Not a very good anagram. It's just missing a comma. Well done to the kid. He's making me feel old though.
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This kid is so unknown, I looked at his twitter when I saw him in the line up and he had about 30 followers.
112 now. Or you were looking at the number of people he's following (32).
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In my defence I was a fair bit away in the pub but honestly thought that was Cissokho coming on!
Like many I know people like Kinsella and Calder but never heard of this kid either before today.
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This kid is so unknown, I looked at his twitter when I saw him in the line up and he had about 30 followers.
112 now. Or you were looking at the number of people he's following (32).
No, it was definitely in the 30s and followers this morning.
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Quality name.
He looked terrified before he came on. But he seemed to settle in by the end. He had a bit of a nip at one of their players and gave away a foul, but it's one of those where as a wee lad it's good to just show you're not going to get pushed around.
I'll be interested to see if we hear more of the lad in the next couple of years. I'd guess Robinson will be ahead of him in the order next season, but lets loan him out, get him playing.
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He's only played for the U21's 3 times before today apparently.
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This just goes to show the benefit of bringing the U-21's to train next to the full side. Everyone is in with a shout now. There will be a lot of our academy players chomping at the bit to impress, and I also think many of our seniors will be pulling out all the stops to maintain their form.
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I hope he becomes a star just for having a name like Rushian Hepburn-Murphy alone!
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Let's hope that not only is he young, but he's hungry, too.
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The whole team has looked hungry in the last couple of games. They've clearly wanted it more.
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Let's hope that not only is he young, but he's hungry, too.
Oh Christ make it stop!
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I hope he becomes a star just for having a name like Rushian Hepburn-Murphy alone!
Off topic, but with trend over the last couple of decades for unmarried parents to give their offspring double-barrelled surnames, surely we are now only a few short years away from some poor unfortunates in the next generation being landed with quadruple-barrelled names?
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I hope he becomes a star just for having a name like Rushian Hepburn-Murphy alone!
Off topic, but with trend over the last couple of decades for unmarried parents to give their offspring double-barrelled surnames, surely we are now only a few short years away from some poor unfortunates in the next generation being landed with quadruple-barrelled names?
I've got a sister who married and divorced twice but kept her ex's surnames. Now she has a double barrled surname which neither are hers. Work that one out.
Also I used to work with an absolute wimp of a bloke that took his new wife's surname rather than keep his. It did make us laugh.
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Turns out his dad is friends with Sturridge:
Shoutout to the lil homie @Rushcmpt on making his debut today at 16 years old for @AVFCOfficial I know your dad is proud boy!! #salute
Daniel Sturridge @D_Sturridge 2h2 hours ago
That's the type of thing that makes me happy though. To see the youth coming through, especially since I've grown up knowing his dad
Hopefully he'll grow up to be as good....
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He was bricking it, bless him....
https://vine.co/v/O992hHhBuZb
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Turns out his dad is friends with Sturridge:
Shoutout to the lil homie @Rushcmpt on making his debut today at 16 years old for @AVFCOfficial I know your dad is proud boy!! #salute
Daniel Sturridge @D_Sturridge 2h2 hours ago
That's the type of thing that makes me happy though. To see the youth coming through, especially since I've grown up knowing his dad
Hopefully he'll grow up to be as good....
If he makes it he'll cost a fortune putting his name on the back of a kit.
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That's great. How did he perform in his time on?
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Turns out his dad is friends with Sturridge:
Shoutout to the lil homie @Rushcmpt on making his debut today at 16 years old for @AVFCOfficial I know your dad is proud boy!! #salute
Daniel Sturridge @D_Sturridge 2h2 hours ago
That's the type of thing that makes me happy though. To see the youth coming through, especially since I've grown up knowing his dad
Hopefully he'll grow up to be as good....
Interesting.
On one hand I'm really pleased for him making his debut in the famous claret and blue. On the other I'm reliably informed that he is over-rated in comparison with others of that age-range.
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That's great. How did he perform in his time on?
Didn't do a huge amount, aside from winning a free kick in a dangerous position. He is literally a child though.
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Thanks.
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I hope he becomes a star just for having a name like Rushian Hepburn-Murphy alone!
There's only one Rushian Hepburn-Murphy!
and that's for sure
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Someone stick a muzzy on him!
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Fair play Tim, 4 up no pressure, Lambert would have put a defender on.
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"And now on Radio 4, the first in a six part series about Scandinavian playwrights of the early 19th century; presented by Rushian Hepburn-Murphy"
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Is that the same fella from the Antiques Roadshow?
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Great name. Don't know whether to call him Audrey or Audie for short.
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Eddie.
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That's great. How did he perform in his time on?
He only had 10 mins. Seemed nervous and was trying to keep up with the pace initially (which is understandable). Definitely had an energy though as at one point he was closing down 2 players and the goalie on his own with no support. But he did really well with a one of one took on and beat his player and was up ended on the edge of the box which should help give him confidence.
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Great name. Don't know whether to call him Audrey or Audie for short.
Dropkick
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What might save us, me, and you
Is if the Rushian scores for Villa too
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He was bricking it, bless him....
https://vine.co/v/O992hHhBuZb
Geez, he looks even younger than 16 in that clip. Good on him though, and Sherwood.
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Apart from Jimmy Brown, is he our youngest debutant ?
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Apart from Jimmy Brown, is he our youngest debutant ?
I think Wally Hazelden may have been younger Andy. I will have a look.....or Norman Ashe!
Norman Ashe 16yrs 48days against Swansea 1960
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This kid is so unknown, I looked at his twitter when I saw him in the line up and he had about 30 followers.
112 now. Or you were looking at the number of people he's following (32).
No, it was definitely in the 30s and followers this morning.
I think you were looking at a fake account.
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He was bricking it, bless him....
https://vine.co/v/O992hHhBuZb
Geez, he looks even younger than 16 in that clip. Good on him though, and Sherwood.
Bless him. ha ha.
To be fair though by the end he seemed to have settled in. He dished out a foul and he took solid challenge from Bridcutt too. Welcome to the Premiership. I would imagine his parents will be immensely proud today.
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
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Apart from Jimmy Brown, is he our youngest debutant ?
Jimmy Brown. Youngest Villa Captain ? 16+ some days ?
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Hepburn-Murphy Becomes Second Youngest Villan
When Rushian Hepburn-Murphy stepped on to the Stadium of Light pitch in the 83rd minute of today's four nil victory, he became our second youngest ever player to wear the shirt.
The 16 year old's seven odd minute debut cameo, saw him usurp Gareth Barry as the second youngest to wear the shirt as he made his debut at the tender age of 17 years and 67 days old, but the record is still held by a Jimmy Brown who debuted at 15 years and 349 days old.
He is however the youngest to grace the pitch since the inception of the Premier League.
http://www.astonvilla.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=7518425
At the age of 16 years and 176 days, he is the second youngest player in the club's history.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rushian_Hepburn-Murphy
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
Ha ha, good point
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
Ha ha, good point
The rule applies to the youth teams but it is an interesting point. Should the ref have asked for it to be covered up due to his age? Like when Watford turned up at Villa Park with the sponsors on for a TV game. On a more serious note it is good he was involved. Sends out a positive message to the young players at the club and keeps the old guard on their toes at the same time.
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
Ha ha, good point
The rule applies to the youth teams but it is an interesting point. Should the ref have asked for it to be covered up due to his age? Like when Watford turned up at Villa Park with the sponsors on for a TV game. On a more serious note it is good he was involved. Sends out a positive message to the young players at the club and keeps the old guard on their toes at the same time.
FA Cup game 1983. They used black tape to cover it, much better than the red tape the FA use.
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
Ha ha, good point
The rule applies to the youth teams but it is an interesting point. Should the ref have asked for it to be covered up due to his age? Like when Watford turned up at Villa Park with the sponsors on for a TV game. On a more serious note it is good he was involved. Sends out a positive message to the young players at the club and keeps the old guard on their toes at the same time.
Never given it a thought before. If you go and buy a replica shirt in the smallest junior size does it still have logos if they betting or alcohol related? Is there any ruling ? Do some clubs have a policy of not including them while others carry on ?
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What happened to the likes of graham Burke?
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Fair play for having the young lads on the bench for experience, I did however think it was a little indulgence of TS to bring him on.
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At 16 isn't he too young to be wearing a shirt with a gaming company's logo splashed across the front? ;-)
Ha ha, good point
The rule applies to the youth teams but it is an interesting point. Should the ref have asked for it to be covered up due to his age? Like when Watford turned up at Villa Park with the sponsors on for a TV game. On a more serious note it is good he was involved. Sends out a positive message to the young players at the club and keeps the old guard on their toes at the same time.
Never given it a thought before. If you go and buy a replica shirt in the smallest junior size does it still have logos if they betting or alcohol related? Is there any ruling ? Do some clubs have a policy of not including them while others carry on ?
Our kids shirts have the Acorns logo on them.
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Fair play for having the young lads on the bench for experience, I did however think it was a little indulgence of TS to bring him on.
maybe, yes. But it also sends out a message hopefully, that if you're good enough, you're old enough.
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When I read the report, it is a shock to read about Rushian as I never heard of him. Good for him and bravo to Tim for bring on a 16 years old kid.
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He will have had a brilliant day yesterday which will enhance his desire to want that experience on a more regular basis.
He did look terrified (and about 12!) but I think he actually did more than Weimann!
Good to see him get that tackle in too!
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Hepburn-Murphy Becomes Second Youngest Villan
When Rushian Hepburn-Murphy stepped on to the Stadium of Light pitch in the 83rd minute of today's four nil victory, he became our second youngest ever player to wear the shirt.
The 16 year old's seven odd minute debut cameo, saw him usurp Gareth Barry as the second youngest to wear the shirt as he made his debut at the tender age of 17 years and 67 days old, but the record is still held by a Jimmy Brown who debuted at 15 years and 349 days old.
He is however the youngest to grace the pitch since the inception of the Premier League.
http://www.astonvilla.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=7518425
At the age of 16 years and 176 days, he is the second youngest player in the club's history.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rushian_Hepburn-Murphy
Norman Ashe is the second youngest player to wear the clubs colours in the top division at 16years 48days. Jimmy Brown is of course the youngest.
and here is Norm scoring for England (7 shirt) in a schoolboys international against the Germans in 1959. Alan Baker, another Villa player to be scored as well.
www.britishpathe.com/video/english-boys-beat-germans
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The pack are going to have fun fitting his name in a song!
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Fair play for having the young lads on the bench for experience, I did however think it was a little indulgence of TS to bring him on.
If we can be 4-0 up with 10 minutes to go in more matches - he can bring on who he likes! We'd all be happy if that was the case!
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He tweeted this today
Yesterday is struggling to sink the affects left on me of the incredible experience I had is unexplainable it all still don't seem real🙏⚽️
Kid must have woken up this morning thinking it was Saturday!
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I hope he's done his homework for school tomorrow. ;D
And Rushian, if you're reading this, good luck to you and make the best of what you've got.
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Also, just realised his first name is an anagram of Ian Rush! Coincidence?
Hope not specially as says below he is a local lad but nevertheless interesting name.
1) Hepburn-Murphy was born in September 1998 – that is after the World Cup in France which shows just how young Villa’s latest talent is!
5) The teenager is a local lad who has come through the ranks at the club
and 1998 that is almost yesterday!
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Fair play for having the young lads on the bench for experience, I did however think it was a little indulgence of TS to bring him on.
At 4-0 up with less than 10 to go a deserved indulgence!
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4-0 up with 10 minutes to go, he can bring himself on if he likes.
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Was he brought on so TS could prove the point that he would give youth a chance? Playing up to the media a little?
It looks way too early for RHM to me and he has no record in the reserves either
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Was he brought on so TS could prove the point that he would give youth a chance? Playing up to the media a little?
It looks way too early for RHM to me and he has no record in the reserves either
Or was it to send a message to every kid in the academy? We've had managers who rarely gave kids a chance. We now have someone with a record of bringing kids through, who was brought in partly for that reason and found himself in the perfect opportunity to illustrate intent so does so. I really don't see the point of trying to turn a positive into a negative.
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Got no problem at all with one of the 7 subs being a youngster, great experience for them.
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Only at the Villa could we try and find negatives about giving a 16 year old 10 minutes in a game we were strolling to victory in.
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and there is no mention of him or any coverage on MOTD :( Let hope it will encourage football parents/child to think about Aston Villa when it is time to choose club for him to learn his trade.
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Hepburn - Murphy de de de der de.
A la Andy Johnson chant
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and there is no mention of him or any coverage on MOTD :( Let hope it will encourage football parents/child to think about Aston Villa when it is time to choose club for him to learn his trade.
He was mentioned
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As TS said, we're absolutely down to bare bones right now. That's why RHM was on the bench. He was picked over other kids we have so he must have caught the eye. It'll be a great experience for him and we were in a good position to bring him on for his debut. There can't be any negative about it.
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Spoke to a mate who supports Preston NE yesterday who went to the MK Dons match (I live near MK) said that Daniel Johnson who we sold them was fantastic best player my miles on the pitch,
Lots of MK Dons fans like carruthers as well, including my daughters boyfriend who is a ST holder there
It's interesting to see good young players coming out of Villa, not all will make it in the prem,
But still go on to have good careers elsewhere, just hope we don't let a top quality one slip through are fingers
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Spoke to a mate who supports Preston NE yesterday who went to the MK Dons match (I live near MK) said that Daniel Johnson who we sold them was fantastic best player my miles on the pitch,
Lots of MK Dons fans like carruthers as well, including my daughters boyfriend who is a ST holder there
It's interesting to see good young players coming out of Villa, not all will make it in the prem,
But still go on to have good careers elsewhere, just hope we don't let a top quality one slip through are fingers
I always liked the look of Johnson, particularly from the pre-season last season. Perhaps were he still here under Sherwood, he may have had a chance.
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I think I posted elsewhere that I was chatting to one of the youth team parents before a friendly last year, he told me all the coaches recognised Johnson as one of the biggest talents of his age group but it was felt he was far too laid back and lacked the will to win needed from a top flight player.
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I think I posted elsewhere that I was chatting to one of the youth team parents before a friendly last year, he told me all the coaches recognised Johnson as one of the biggest talents of his age group but it was felt he was far too laid back and lacked the will to win needed from a top flight player.
Think, at least from what we've seen, that Fonz was similar.
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In a post-match interview, Sherwood said it would be expensive for another club to get him now. So as he's a youth player, I wonder if the compensation is likely to be much higher after having appeared in the Premier League?
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Thought he had one good run where he went past Bridcutt and was cynically brought down.
Poor lad did look really nervous though. :)
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Thought he had one good run where he went past Bridcutt and was cynically brought down.
Poor lad did look really nervous though. :)
But this is what the 10 minute appearance when the game is won is all about. After another 2/3 occasions the nerves will have lessened and he will express himself on the pitch as if it comes naturally. Unfortunately in the past we a) have never been in a position to do this or b) had a manager with the forethought to do it.
Likewise the subbing of Clarke - would any of the previous bunch of managers have thought of taking him off so he wouldn't get another booking leading to a ban?
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It's been bugging me why his name feels familiar, then I remembered the slightly batshit but talented ex singer out of Moloko, Roisin Murphy.
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In a post-match interview, Sherwood said it would be expensive for another club to get him now. So as he's a youth player, I wonder if the compensation is likely to be much higher after having appeared in the Premier League?
If he's looked on the Fantasy Football site in the last day, I wonder how it feels for him to be valued at £4.5m.
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In a post-match interview, Sherwood said it would be expensive for another club to get him now. So as he's a youth player, I wonder if the compensation is likely to be much higher after having appeared in the Premier League?
If he's looked on the Fantasy Football site in the last day, I wonder how it feels for him to be valued at £4.5m.
Too much, too young, too soon!
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Was he brought on so TS could prove the point that he would give youth a chance? Playing up to the media a little?
It looks way too early for RHM to me and he has no record in the reserves either
18 goals in 21 games for the U18s.
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The pack are going to have fun fitting his name in a song!
It has been a while since we had a big lyrics competition so, ahem...
In Villa Park and Birmingham there's a growing feeling of delirium
Conditioned to respond to all the threats
In the rhetorical speeches of the Sky Jet Set
The Big Four said we will bury you
I don't subscribe to this point of view
It'd be such an ignorant thing to do
If the Rushian scores for Villa too.
How can he play that little boy?
We know he's Sherwood's deadly toy.
There is no monopoly on common sense
He's just sixteen but he must commence
He shares the same biology
Regardless of child psychology
Believe me when I say to you
I hope the Rushian scores for Villa too.
There is an historical precedent to put
kids on the pitch when they're excellent
He looks scared stiff but he's bound to score
It's a shame he ain't been played before
Mister Lerner says "I will protect you"
I don't subscribe to this point of view
Believe me when I say to you
I hope the Rushian scores for Villa too
He shares the same biology
Regardless of child psychology
What might save us me and you
Is if the Rushian scores for Villa too.
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Give us an R...
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Turns out his dad is friends with Sturridge:
Shoutout to the lil homie @Rushcmpt on making his debut today at 16 years old for @AVFCOfficial I know your dad is proud boy!! #salute
Daniel Sturridge @D_Sturridge 2h2 hours ago
That's the type of thing that makes me happy though. To see the youth coming through, especially since I've grown up knowing his dad
Hopefully he'll grow up to be as good....
Interesting.
On one hand I'm really pleased for him making his debut in the famous claret and blue. On the other I'm reliably informed that he is over-rated in comparison with others of that age-range.
Which should give them all hope then.
Good on the lad for enjoying it and hopefully taking the first step on the ladder, not thinking he's taken the last.
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From the official site. Good stuff Tim.
im Sherwood insists the inclusion of Rushian Hepburn-Murphy was his way of sending a message to the club's academy - and aspirational young players generally.
Sherwood was only too happy to reward the 16-year-old with a call-up - and eventual participation for the final few minutes at Sunderland.
He says this gives a signal to other starlets in the youth set-up that they, too, could get their chance if they work hard and impress.
But the boss insists it also shows young players generally that Villa is a place to flourish if you're good enough at an early age.
He said: "It's about bringing your own through.
"That's what I did at Tottenham and pretty much five of them are first on the team sheet every week now. That is a good success for Spurs.
"I took a few young boys up to Sunderland. Rushian has done very well.
"The youth set-up have told me he's done very well with the U18s. I said I would put him on the bench and if we were 3-0 up, I'd put him on.
"That was in my dreams. I didn't expect it to happen.
"Sometimes you need to send a message out to the academy - not only to the academy but to the local area.
"If you want to play and you want to play in someone's first team - even at a massive club like Aston Villa - you come to this place because I am going to give you an opportunity. No danger of that.
"If you are good enough no matter how young you are, you are going to play.
"Why would you waste your time going somewhere else? Come here!
"I know all the young boys here. They are good lads and very respectful.
"I tell them that every day they are on that training field and every time they put an Aston Villa shirt on that they are on trial. You never know who's watching!
"Rushian was fortunate it was him this time. It might be someone else next time."
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That statement has impressed me . very good
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Impressive stuff from Sherwood there. It's a shame that he wasn't around when that MK Dons lad was linked with us (I'm told we were pretty close to signing him) as that sort of vision could have impressed him, instead - ironically - he chose Spurs ahead of us.
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The pack are going to have fun fitting his name in a song!
It has been a while since we had a big lyrics competition so, ahem...
In Villa Park and Birmingham there's a growing feeling of delirium
Conditioned to respond to all the threats
In the rhetorical speeches of the Sky Jet Set
The Big Four said we will bury you
I don't subscribe to this point of view
It'd be such an ignorant thing to do
If the Rushian scores for Villa too.
How can he play that little boy?
We know he's Sherwood's deadly toy.
There is no monopoly on common sense
He's just sixteen but he must commence
He shares the same biology
Regardless of child psychology
Believe me when I say to you
I hope the Rushian scores for Villa too.
There is an historical precedent to put
kids on the pitch when they're excellent
He looks scared stiff but he's bound to score
It's a shame he ain't been played before
Mister Lerner says "I will protect you"
I don't subscribe to this point of view
Believe me when I say to you
I hope the Rushian scores for Villa too
He shares the same biology
Regardless of child psychology
What might save us me and you
Is if the Rushian scores for Villa too.
Catchy
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Yes. I thought a lively number with easy-to-remember lyrics would have the Holte rocking once again.
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Signs for Pafos, in the Cypriot League.
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Less than 7 pages in 5 years sums him up. I wish him well but it's more likely he'll be playing for Bromsgrove rather than top flight football over here again.
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Page 2...
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Yeah, it's page two.
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So Tim Sherwood won’t be claiming any credit this time then
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Wow...that's unexpected. Choosing the lifestyle over knuckling down and working his way back up in Britain?
Best of luck to him, really wanted him to do it for us, showed impressive form in patches albeit mostly in friendlies/U23 level and a bit at Cambridge/Tranmere.
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I really like RHM. He has not fulfilled his huge early promise. By chance I was able to see him play at Cam U, where they loved him. Once this travel crisis is over I hope to see him play in Paphos (Pafos) where my wife and I take regular holidays.
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They have some very nudge nudge wink wink banks in Cyprus. Perhaps Rushian has salted away a few quid in his brief career.
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How many of our young players go this way, i just think of the kids who are taken at eight years or even younger then are let go after ten years at the same club, i hope the clubs support them through the devastation.
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Strange one really. Still only 21. Got loans to Div 2 and then Div1 clubs that sort of hints at a natural progression and plan by the club, then goes to Derby and nothing...… Maybe he was just hopelessly out of his depth in the Championship, but you wonder why he seems to have been totally shifted aside in favour of Davis since his debut.
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It’s nice weather in Cyprus.
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I don't think he would have offered less than Davis or Samatta since "Project Restart". At least would have given us pace.
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Sad that he never made it, 2nd youngest player in our history, youngest player in our Premier League history, records he will probably hold for sometime.
All the best Rushian