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Someone on Facebook says he's signed from Udinese so probably completely wrong but another to throw in. Centre forward from Serbia
 

19 year old. 5 goals in 25 games for Udinese's youth team, who finished bottom of their league.

He hasn't made a Serie A appearances for them to date, but was on the bench for 4 games in March.

Off the top of my head, i'd say he is one of the most interesting talents of the Primavera championship. His score in the Italian Under 19 championship is not exceptional from the point of view of achievement, with 5 goals is an assist in 25 appearances, but you have to consider that the boy is mainly a right wing and the best of himself gives it in function of the team, often creating numerical superiority with powerful acceleration on its range of competence.

Born in Belgrade, on January 26, 2000, from a family half Serbian and half Kosovan, the young talent moved to Udine at 8 months, becoming practically Italian by adoption.

Bocic started kicking a ball at the age of 9, in a small club in a town near Udine, the Union Martignacco, where he is used as a central point.

He was immediately noticed by the Udinese observers, who decided to put him in the youth sector of the HCL club. Milos, changes role, and is set by wing, both left and right, a position that allows him to better exploit his speed.

In the Friulian team's nursery, Bocic has clearly grown up in the Under 17, even if he hasn't scored many goals, he has distinguished himself for being a great assistman. In Spring he's confirming how well he's done in the previous categories and on more than one occasion he's also trained with the first team, scoring goals in a friendly match played during the national team stop against NK Bravo.

"I can't even describe the emotions I had in scoring for my team, for which I've been playing for 10 years. It's the best thing in this world to score a goal for your team and help them in a critical moment. I was speechless. We young people try to improve every day, trying to overcome the difficulties, to go to the first team and make ourselves useful. (taken from HCL horizons)

Milos is a very determined and ambitious guy, as you can see from an interview given in 2015 to Tuttoudinese.it. "For 2016 I would give myself a 6, enough because I know that I can give much more and indeed, I have to give more and more. I feel at ease with my companions, we are now a family. I've been here for 7-8 years now, I enjoy myself and I always try to give the best for everyone. I always try to help my team-mates as much as possible by scoring lots of goals or assists. I feel good with Lirussi".

The lad continues: "With coach De Biaggio I feel very good, he knows how to take me and brings out from me the Serbian, aggressive character that there is in me. I feel good with him because during training he jokes and we have fun, but we train hard every day. With the new year I hope to start winning almost every game, make many points to get to the playoffs. That's our wish. And as for his reference model, he has no doubt: "Cristiano Ronaldo".

This season he set himself the ambitious goal of 20 goals, which he will hardly reach, but Bocic is a valuable player for Mr Sassarini's Springtime, he is the element that can make the difference and turn the action from defensive to offensive at great speed.

Technical and tactical characteristics

Milos Bocic is mainly a right wing, which makes speed combined with technique its most evident strength point.

Difficult to stop when it starts in progression ball to foot, it can overcome in momentum its opponents, going to the bottom and then churning out of the assists inviting.

Powerful, although he has a normal physique (but has a low centre of gravity), Bocic has good ballistic skills, which he can make better use of by scoring more goals.

Despite being an offensive wing, Milos sacrifices himself a lot even in the defensive phase, helping his team when he doesn't have the ball.

When he takes off on his own lane, the defenders often try to contain him with strong manners, but the Friulian outside always manages to resist the charges, showing a great strength in the legs.

Although he's right, he's not so bad with his left foot, which he uses on more than one occasion to cross.

Characteristically, he is a very serious, mature and professional guy, who always gives his best during training.

Tactically he can act on both bands, even if lately he has been used more to the right, while to the left he has the possibility to centralize and go to the shooting with his strong foot, the right. He can also play from the outside right of a middle line 4, given his strong aerobic skills and tactical sense.
Final analysis

Strengths: Technique, speed, dribbling, ballistic skills, ballistic progression, assists, aerobic skills.
Weaknesses: Can improve choices and score more goals
Who he looks like: Milot Rashica
Rating: 3/5
 
Roygbiv said:
Someone on Facebook says he's signed from Udinese so probably completely wrong but another to throw in. Centre forward from Serbia
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I wonder if he is the next Brian Deane or Tony Agana?
 
wizadry said:
I didn’t think we had any scouts outside of the UK?
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This is one of the things Prince Abdullah has been vocal in wanting to improve. This from his interview with James Shield in Oct 2017:

PA: I think we have a dilemma coming soon. The club has the DNA of Sheffield United; a good spirit and you feel proud when you watch the team play. It represents, for me, Sheffield as a city. But sooner or later there will be a challenge. Can we keep it as an English club. If we go to the Premier League, for sure we need some international players. Probably even if, God forbid, we stay in the Championship for a long time. We need to introduce international scouting for players. It is a must in the Premier League and a good thing in the Championship. English players are expensive. You can choose from a bigger pool.

JS: Systems like that can also be very expensive though.

PA: I have a plan and my people will present it to the board. We want Sheffield United to be a world class club. But we also never want to fans to lose sight of the fact this is Sheffield United, their club. We never want them to feel it isn’t.
 
Nicolaus_Copernicus said:
19 year old. 5 goals in 25 games for Udinese's youth team, who finished bottom of their league.

He hasn't made a Serie A appearances for them to date, but was on the bench for 4 games in March.

Off the top of my head, i'd say he is one of the most interesting talents of the Primavera championship. His score in the Italian Under 19 championship is not exceptional from the point of view of achievement, with 5 goals is an assist in 25 appearances, but you have to consider that the boy is mainly a right wing and the best of himself gives it in function of the team, often creating numerical superiority with powerful acceleration on its range of competence.

Born in Belgrade, on January 26, 2000, from a family half Serbian and half Kosovan, the young talent moved to Udine at 8 months, becoming practically Italian by adoption.

Bocic started kicking a ball at the age of 9, in a small club in a town near Udine, the Union Martignacco, where he is used as a central point.

He was immediately noticed by the Udinese observers, who decided to put him in the youth sector of the HCL club. Milos, changes role, and is set by wing, both left and right, a position that allows him to better exploit his speed.

In the Friulian team's nursery, Bocic has clearly grown up in the Under 17, even if he hasn't scored many goals, he has distinguished himself for being a great assistman. In Spring he's confirming how well he's done in the previous categories and on more than one occasion he's also trained with the first team, scoring goals in a friendly match played during the national team stop against NK Bravo.

"I can't even describe the emotions I had in scoring for my team, for which I've been playing for 10 years. It's the best thing in this world to score a goal for your team and help them in a critical moment. I was speechless. We young people try to improve every day, trying to overcome the difficulties, to go to the first team and make ourselves useful. (taken from HCL horizons)

Milos is a very determined and ambitious guy, as you can see from an interview given in 2015 to Tuttoudinese.it. "For 2016 I would give myself a 6, enough because I know that I can give much more and indeed, I have to give more and more. I feel at ease with my companions, we are now a family. I've been here for 7-8 years now, I enjoy myself and I always try to give the best for everyone. I always try to help my team-mates as much as possible by scoring lots of goals or assists. I feel good with Lirussi".

The lad continues: "With coach De Biaggio I feel very good, he knows how to take me and brings out from me the Serbian, aggressive character that there is in me. I feel good with him because during training he jokes and we have fun, but we train hard every day. With the new year I hope to start winning almost every game, make many points to get to the playoffs. That's our wish. And as for his reference model, he has no doubt: "Cristiano Ronaldo".

This season he set himself the ambitious goal of 20 goals, which he will hardly reach, but Bocic is a valuable player for Mr Sassarini's Springtime, he is the element that can make the difference and turn the action from defensive to offensive at great speed.

Technical and tactical characteristics

Milos Bocic is mainly a right wing, which makes speed combined with technique its most evident strength point.

Difficult to stop when it starts in progression ball to foot, it can overcome in momentum its opponents, going to the bottom and then churning out of the assists inviting.

Powerful, although he has a normal physique (but has a low centre of gravity), Bocic has good ballistic skills, which he can make better use of by scoring more goals.

Despite being an offensive wing, Milos sacrifices himself a lot even in the defensive phase, helping his team when he doesn't have the ball.

When he takes off on his own lane, the defenders often try to contain him with strong manners, but the Friulian outside always manages to resist the charges, showing a great strength in the legs.

Although he's right, he's not so bad with his left foot, which he uses on more than one occasion to cross.

Characteristically, he is a very serious, mature and professional guy, who always gives his best during training.

Tactically he can act on both bands, even if lately he has been used more to the right, while to the left he has the possibility to centralize and go to the shooting with his strong foot, the right. He can also play from the outside right of a middle line 4, given his strong aerobic skills and tactical sense.
Final analysis

Strengths: Technique, speed, dribbling, ballistic skills, ballistic progression, assists, aerobic skills.
Weaknesses: Can improve choices and score more goals
Who he looks like: Milot Rashica
Rating: 3/5
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"...Tactically he can act on both bands...."

So he is a footballer, an actor and a guitarist?, sounds great, gerrim signed up.
 
s4-blade said:
We do occasionally sign some foreigners for the under 23s
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I think we give them a trial and then go on to possibly sign them. We can’t be signing players from abroad straight away if we don’t have the scouting network out there.
 
It's a must to have a good scouting network. We can't keep pulling lower league players out of the hat. Indeed we could get higher champ/lower prem standard players in for lower costs than English. However the players must have the same mentality as the British core.

How many players have the bigger clubs passed by as they are not high enough profile signings? These are the ones we should be looking at.
 

TCsLoveChild said:
It’s Facebook, they are all BS’ers ☹️ UTB
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Grappler said:
"...Tactically he can act on both bands...."

So he is a footballer, an actor and a guitarist?, sounds great, gerrim signed up.
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When he says “both bands” he is probably referring to “bandwidths” meaning he is more of a radio performer. UTB
 
We have to sign players abroad, we can't keep signing players from england because let's face it there is better abroad for way cheaper than players fromm here
 
Nicolaus_Copernicus said:
19 year old. 5 goals in 25 games for Udinese's youth team, who finished bottom of their league.

He hasn't made a Serie A appearances for them to date, but was on the bench for 4 games in March.

Off the top of my head, i'd say he is one of the most interesting talents of the Primavera championship. His score in the Italian Under 19 championship is not exceptional from the point of view of achievement, with 5 goals is an assist in 25 appearances, but you have to consider that the boy is mainly a right wing and the best of himself gives it in function of the team, often creating numerical superiority with powerful acceleration on its range of competence.

Born in Belgrade, on January 26, 2000, from a family half Serbian and half Kosovan, the young talent moved to Udine at 8 months, becoming practically Italian by adoption.

Bocic started kicking a ball at the age of 9, in a small club in a town near Udine, the Union Martignacco, where he is used as a central point.

He was immediately noticed by the Udinese observers, who decided to put him in the youth sector of the HCL club. Milos, changes role, and is set by wing, both left and right, a position that allows him to better exploit his speed.

In the Friulian team's nursery, Bocic has clearly grown up in the Under 17, even if he hasn't scored many goals, he has distinguished himself for being a great assistman. In Spring he's confirming how well he's done in the previous categories and on more than one occasion he's also trained with the first team, scoring goals in a friendly match played during the national team stop against NK Bravo.

"I can't even describe the emotions I had in scoring for my team, for which I've been playing for 10 years. It's the best thing in this world to score a goal for your team and help them in a critical moment. I was speechless. We young people try to improve every day, trying to overcome the difficulties, to go to the first team and make ourselves useful. (taken from HCL horizons)

Milos is a very determined and ambitious guy, as you can see from an interview given in 2015 to Tuttoudinese.it. "For 2016 I would give myself a 6, enough because I know that I can give much more and indeed, I have to give more and more. I feel at ease with my companions, we are now a family. I've been here for 7-8 years now, I enjoy myself and I always try to give the best for everyone. I always try to help my team-mates as much as possible by scoring lots of goals or assists. I feel good with Lirussi".

The lad continues: "With coach De Biaggio I feel very good, he knows how to take me and brings out from me the Serbian, aggressive character that there is in me. I feel good with him because during training he jokes and we have fun, but we train hard every day. With the new year I hope to start winning almost every game, make many points to get to the playoffs. That's our wish. And as for his reference model, he has no doubt: "Cristiano Ronaldo".

This season he set himself the ambitious goal of 20 goals, which he will hardly reach, but Bocic is a valuable player for Mr Sassarini's Springtime, he is the element that can make the difference and turn the action from defensive to offensive at great speed.

Technical and tactical characteristics

Milos Bocic is mainly a right wing, which makes speed combined with technique its most evident strength point.

Difficult to stop when it starts in progression ball to foot, it can overcome in momentum its opponents, going to the bottom and then churning out of the assists inviting.

Powerful, although he has a normal physique (but has a low centre of gravity), Bocic has good ballistic skills, which he can make better use of by scoring more goals.

Despite being an offensive wing, Milos sacrifices himself a lot even in the defensive phase, helping his team when he doesn't have the ball.

When he takes off on his own lane, the defenders often try to contain him with strong manners, but the Friulian outside always manages to resist the charges, showing a great strength in the legs.

Although he's right, he's not so bad with his left foot, which he uses on more than one occasion to cross.

Characteristically, he is a very serious, mature and professional guy, who always gives his best during training.

Tactically he can act on both bands, even if lately he has been used more to the right, while to the left he has the possibility to centralize and go to the shooting with his strong foot, the right. He can also play from the outside right of a middle line 4, given his strong aerobic skills and tactical sense.
Final analysis

Strengths: Technique, speed, dribbling, ballistic skills, ballistic progression, assists, aerobic skills.
Weaknesses: Can improve choices and score more goals
Who he looks like: Milot Rashica
Rating: 3/5
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What on earth did I just read?!

In particular..."With coach De Biaggio I feel very good, he knows how to take me"

o_O
 
Nicolaus_Copernicus said:
19 year old. 5 goals in 25 games for Udinese's youth team, who finished bottom of their league.

He hasn't made a Serie A appearances for them to date, but was on the bench for 4 games in March.

Off the top of my head, i'd say he is one of the most interesting talents of the Primavera championship. His score in the Italian Under 19 championship is not exceptional from the point of view of achievement, with 5 goals is an assist in 25 appearances, but you have to consider that the boy is mainly a right wing and the best of himself gives it in function of the team, often creating numerical superiority with powerful acceleration on its range of competence.

Born in Belgrade, on January 26, 2000, from a family half Serbian and half Kosovan, the young talent moved to Udine at 8 months, becoming practically Italian by adoption.

Bocic started kicking a ball at the age of 9, in a small club in a town near Udine, the Union Martignacco, where he is used as a central point.

He was immediately noticed by the Udinese observers, who decided to put him in the youth sector of the HCL club. Milos, changes role, and is set by wing, both left and right, a position that allows him to better exploit his speed.

In the Friulian team's nursery, Bocic has clearly grown up in the Under 17, even if he hasn't scored many goals, he has distinguished himself for being a great assistman. In Spring he's confirming how well he's done in the previous categories and on more than one occasion he's also trained with the first team, scoring goals in a friendly match played during the national team stop against NK Bravo.

"I can't even describe the emotions I had in scoring for my team, for which I've been playing for 10 years. It's the best thing in this world to score a goal for your team and help them in a critical moment. I was speechless. We young people try to improve every day, trying to overcome the difficulties, to go to the first team and make ourselves useful. (taken from HCL horizons)

Milos is a very determined and ambitious guy, as you can see from an interview given in 2015 to Tuttoudinese.it. "For 2016 I would give myself a 6, enough because I know that I can give much more and indeed, I have to give more and more. I feel at ease with my companions, we are now a family. I've been here for 7-8 years now, I enjoy myself and I always try to give the best for everyone. I always try to help my team-mates as much as possible by scoring lots of goals or assists. I feel good with Lirussi".

The lad continues: "With coach De Biaggio I feel very good, he knows how to take me and brings out from me the Serbian, aggressive character that there is in me. I feel good with him because during training he jokes and we have fun, but we train hard every day. With the new year I hope to start winning almost every game, make many points to get to the playoffs. That's our wish. And as for his reference model, he has no doubt: "Cristiano Ronaldo".

This season he set himself the ambitious goal of 20 goals, which he will hardly reach, but Bocic is a valuable player for Mr Sassarini's Springtime, he is the element that can make the difference and turn the action from defensive to offensive at great speed.

Technical and tactical characteristics

Milos Bocic is mainly a right wing, which makes speed combined with technique its most evident strength point.

Difficult to stop when it starts in progression ball to foot, it can overcome in momentum its opponents, going to the bottom and then churning out of the assists inviting.

Powerful, although he has a normal physique (but has a low centre of gravity), Bocic has good ballistic skills, which he can make better use of by scoring more goals.

Despite being an offensive wing, Milos sacrifices himself a lot even in the defensive phase, helping his team when he doesn't have the ball.

When he takes off on his own lane, the defenders often try to contain him with strong manners, but the Friulian outside always manages to resist the charges, showing a great strength in the legs.

Although he's right, he's not so bad with his left foot, which he uses on more than one occasion to cross.

Characteristically, he is a very serious, mature and professional guy, who always gives his best during training.

Tactically he can act on both bands, even if lately he has been used more to the right, while to the left he has the possibility to centralize and go to the shooting with his strong foot, the right. He can also play from the outside right of a middle line 4, given his strong aerobic skills and tactical sense.
Final analysis

Strengths: Technique, speed, dribbling, ballistic skills, ballistic progression, assists, aerobic skills.
Weaknesses: Can improve choices and score more goals
Who he looks like: Milot Rashica
Rating: 3/5
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Thats all ok,but have you been buggered by a goatherd.
 
Sounds, if anything like a new recruit for the u23s' squad, which does need bolstering.

On the point of foreign scouts, it's one thing setting-up the structures but unless CW & co buy into the idea and trust both the scout and their recommendations, it is pointless.
 
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