Mystery trialist nets 2 against Motherwell reserves

thank you both

 

Winchester seems good, some prospect anyway.

 

He was with W.Connection

 

I was working in Trinidad and i met the Trinidad and tobago side before they were due to play a match in my hotel.

I was talking to latapy and i had my celtic top on, i got a picture with him, and he shouted "We are the people", i said back to him "3 points clear get it up ye!!!"

 

*.

 

its just banter, latapy is a legend

 

Couldn't agree more, 50 * a day hero

Always liked his style of play.

 

Winchester is trigger-happy for Celtic kids

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• Gary Hooper now fully fit

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15 Sep 2010
Hot-shot Shahdon Winchester has fired himself into contention for a move to Celtic after blasting two goals in a bounce game against a Motherwell XI at Lennoxtown.
The 18-year-old Trinidad and Tobago starlet had already impressed manager Neil Lennon in training with the first team.
Now, talks are expected to begin to tee up a move to Parkhead when the transfer window re-opens in January for the W Connection teenager who national team boss Russell Latapy has dubbed the new Dwight Yorke.
Winchester was not the only man to impress in the development team’s 6-1 win. Gary Hooper used the match to confirm he is fully recovered from the calf injury which has kept him out for the past six weeks.
The summer signing lasted the full 90 minutes and also got on the scoresheet. Now he is pushing hard to start against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park on Sunday.
Niall McGinn was another man who used the game to step up his rehabilitation following the foot injury which has prevented him playing any football since the end of last season.
Development team coach Danny McGrain said: “Niall lasted an hour and was very tired, but he has been out a while and it won’t do him any harm.”
The club’s search for new talent has now been extended to India, with chief executive Peter Lawwell set to announce in Mumbai today that Celtic are supporting the Mahindra Youth Football Challenge.
He said: “We’re sure this initiative will prove very successful in showing Celtic, and indeed Scottish football, to a whole new audience.”
Meanwhile, Celtic have sent former player Evander Sno their best wishes in his recovery from the cardiac arrest he suffered while playing for Ajax reserves.
Emergency medical staff at the game had to use a defibrilator three times to revive the 23-year-old, who will spend the next fortnight in hospital having tests.

 

And not very good either..

 

Winchester sounds like another good prospect, lets get him signed up....more "Forrest" time players coming through is the only way forward, means we can save the few ££ we have for some decent proven talent....

 

John herron Paul George michael Fulton mo jakub all comin through as 16s; Winchester is trialist; looked impressive

 

^ Did u go watch it or something mate?

 

Sounds very very promising :icon_mrgreen:.

 

I didn't realise Crosas was still here.. Thought he'd gone out on loan but we played a strong team and he had a good game apparently..

Gifs of 3 of the goals..

Winchester's first

Hooper's goal

Winchester's second

 

I'm guessing no work permit problems then eh? Looks a good player

 

thanks mate, Winchester's first goal was quality

 

^
^ Good goals any chance of the other ones mate?

 

Twardzik's goal

Ki's goal

Misun's goal (may have been a O.G)

 

Falkirk fan was telling me about one time there was a break in play due to injury, and he looked over & saw Latapy by the far sideline having a quick *.

Incorrigible.

 

defos winchester