One Direction Ikuti Latihan Newcastle United
One Direction Follow Training at Newcastle United
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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SEJAK mereka kembali ke Liga Premier pada 2010, sistem kepanduan Newcastle dipuji karena kemampuannya untuk menemukan bakat muda di bawah radar transfer.
Yohan Cabaye, Hatem Ben Arfa, Papiss Cisse dan paling terbaru, Mathieu Debuchy dan Moussa Sissoko di antara mereka yang menjadi pemain baru dan kontrak diselesaikan dengan cepat dan tampaknya keberhasilan Newcastle mengilhami mereka untuk mencapai prestasi puncak, seperti dilansir Mail Online.
Beberapa bisnis transfer terbaik dapat dilakukan dengan baik sebelum musim panas dan keempat pendukung yakni Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles dan Louis Tomlinson dari One Direction, minus Zayn Malikwere,diberi kesempatan untuk membuktikan mereka jadi pendukung.
Telah dikatakan bahwa Harry Redknapp akan siap untuk memberikan percobaan untuk bagi bakat-bakat muda untuk bergabung dengan pendukung Newcastle.
Manajer Alan Pardew dan staf pelatih John Carver, Andy Woodman, Steve Stone dan Peter Beardsley, dua terakhir mantan Inggris internasional, mengajak boy band mengikuti pelatihan.
"Kesempatan emas untuk berada di sini," kata Horan, yang bersama bandmates menikmati makan siang dengan tim pertama, ke website resmi klub. "Kami ingin berterima kasih kepada klub dan Alan Pardew yang memberi kami kesempatan dan terlibat dalam latihan di klub."
Styles, yang juga terlibat, mengatakan: "Menyenangkan untuk bertemu dan melihat-lihat latihan bersama staf dan pemain. Kami tidak benar-benar mendapatkan kesempatan untuk bermain penuh - terutama 11 pemain -- tapi kami benar-benar menikmatinya '.
SINCE their return to the Premier League in 2010, Newcastle's scouting system has been lauded for its ability to discover fresh talents plying their trade under the radar.
Yohan Cabaye, Hatem Ben Arfa, Papiss Cisse and more recently Mathieu Debuchy and Moussa Sissoko are among those to have been surprise signings and who have settled quickly and it appears Newcastle's success has inspired them to take further risks.
Some of the best transfer business can be done well before the summer and these four triallists, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson from One Direction, without absent bandmate Zayn Malikwere today given their chance to prove they should make the cut.
It has been said that Harry Redknapp would be prepared to give a trial to anyone on the off-chance they have the talent to make it and, perhaps reassuringly for Newcastle's fans, their club's management team showed a willingness to be hands on in a similar approach.
Manager Alan Pardew and coaching staff John Carver, Andy Woodman, Steve Stone and Peter Beardsley, the latter two former England internationals, took the boy band on in a training-ground friendly.
'It was brilliant to be here,' said Horan, who alongside his bandmates enjoyed lunch with the first team, to the club's official website. 'We'd like to thank the club and Alan Pardew for having us down and for getting us involved.'
Styles, who also sat in an ice bath, said: 'It was good fun coming out to have a look around and to meet the staff and players. We don't really get chance to come out and play - especially 11-a-side - so we really enjoyed it.'
