Stoke City F.C. Reserves and Academy

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Stoke City Under 21s
File:Stoke City FC.svg
Full name Stoke City Football Club Under-21s
Nickname(s) The Potters
Founded 1863, as Stoke Swifts F.C.
Ground Britannia Stadium
Moss Rose, Macclesfield
Clayton Wood Training Ground
Chairman Peter Coates
Manager Glyn Hodges & John Perkins (Under-21s)
Kevin Russell (Under-18s)
League Professional Development League Division 2
2015–16 Professional Development League Division 2, 8th
Website Club home page
Current season

Stoke City Football Club Under-21s is the most senior of Stoke City's youth teams and the clubs's former and the club's former reserve team. The Under-21 team is effectively Stoke City's second-string side, but is limited to three outfield players and one goalkeeper over the age of 21 per game following the introduction of new regulations from the 2012–13 season.[1] They play in Professional U21 Development League Division 2. The team also competes in the Staffordshire Senior Cup and U21 Premier League Cup.

They play their home matches at the club's main ground, the Britannia Stadium, the Moss Rose in Macclesfield as well as the club's Clayton Wood Training Ground. In previous seasons the team has played at Nantwich Town's Weaver Stadium and Newcastle Town's Lyme Valley Stadium. The Under-21s are managed by Glyn Hodges, whilst the Under-18s are managed by Kevin Russell.

Under-21s

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
39 Hungary GK Dániel Gyollai
— Australia GK Dominic Kurasik
31 England DF Lewis Banks
— England DF Ben Barber
43 England DF Liam Edwards
40 Republic of Ireland DF Bobby Moseley
— Republic of Ireland DF Ryan O'Reilly
— England DF Johnville Renee-Pringle
— Republic of Ireland DF Mason Watkins-Clark
— England MF Ed Dryden
No. Position Player
30 Morocco MF Moha El Ouriachi
38 France MF Eddy Lecygne
33 Spain MF Sergio Molina
— England MF Ollie Roberts
42 England MF Joel Taylor
41 England MF Mark Waddington
— Germany FW Yusuf Çoban
— Australia FW Peter Skapetis
37 England FW Dom Telford
— England FW George Waring

Under-18s

As of 22 January 2016[2]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
— England GK Tommy Dyche
— England GK Harry Isted
— Australia GK Chris Marques
— England DF Theo Brierley
— England DF Tom Edwards
— England DF Harvey Read
— Canada DF Kosovar Sadaki
— Portugal DF Luis Silva
— Wales DF Liam Smith
No. Position Player
— England DF Toby Wells
— England DF Josh Williams
— England MF Jake Dunwoody
— England MF Daniel Jarvis
— Belgium MF Thibaud Verlinden
— Republic of Ireland FW Shola Ayoola
— Belgium FW Julien N'Goy
— Wales FW Tom Shepherd

Honours

Leagues

Cups

Staff

Academy management
  • Academy Director: David Wright
  • Head of Academy Coaching: James Hunter
  • Head of Academy Sports Science & Athletic Development: Paul White
  • Head of Academy Education: Greg Briggs
  • Academy Medical Lead Physiotherapist: Mel Pejic
  • Academy Secretary: Margaret Stringer
Academy full-time coaching staff

Notable Academy graduates

A number players from the Stoke City Academy go on to have careers in professional football, whether at Stoke City or at other clubs. The following is a list of players who have played at a professional level since the Academy opened in 1998. Players who are listed in Bold have gained senior international caps.

League performance

Reserves & U21's

Season League Played Wins Draws Losses Goals F Goals A Points Position
Entered the Combination as Stoke Swifts
1891–92 The Combination 22 13 1 8 49 29 27 4/12
1892–93 The Combination 22 14 4 4 48 23 32 2/12
1893–94 The Combination 18 10 1 7 57 31 21 2/10
1894–95 Midland Football League 26 14 7 5 90 33 35 2/14
1895–96 North Staffordshire & District League 30 21 7 2 109 29 49 1/16
1896–97 North Staffordshire & District League 25 18 3 5 84 33 39 2/14
1897–98 The Combination 24 10 5 9 42 35 25 3/13
1898–99 North Staffordshire & District League 22 17 1 4 84 25 35 1/12
1899–1900 North Staffordshire & District League 16 9 1 6 50 27 19 3/9
Renamed Stoke reserves and joined the Birmingham & District League
1900–01 Birmingham & District League 34 17 5 12 80 51 39 4/18
1901–02 Birmingham & District League 34 15 6 13 50 45 36 9/18
1902–03 Birmingham & District League 34 14 6 14 63 45 34 10/18
1903–04 Birmingham & District League 34 21 6 7 89 55 48 2/18
1904–05 Birmingham & District League 34 20 5 9 68 33 45 2/18
1905–06 Birmingham & District League 34 14 7 13 71 60 35 8/18
1906–07 Birmingham & District League 34 13 8 13 62 64 34 9/18
1907–08 Birmingham & District League 34 12 9 13 53 57 33 11/18
Stoke resign from the Football League and first team replaces reserves in the Birmingham & District League
1908–09 North Staffordshire Federation League 15 11 1 3 44 22 23 2/10
1909–10 North Staffordshire & District League 26 20 0 6 76 23 40 3/14
1910–11 North Staffordshire & District League 26 14 3 9 65 32 31 5/14
First team leave the Birmingham & District League, reserves take their place
1911–12 Birmingham & District League 34 11 12 11 51 52 34 9/18
1912–13 Birmingham & District League 34 13 3 18 58 75 29 14/18
1913–14 Birmingham & District League 34 17 7 10 73 46 41 4/18
1914–15 Birmingham & District League 34 17 5 12 80 52 39 8/18
1914 to 1919 – World War I
1919–20 Birmingham & District League 34 14 4 16 73 68 32 12/18
1920–21 Birmingham & District League 34 11 6 17 46 62 28 12/18
Joined the newly formed reserve team only Central League
1921–22 Central League 42 19 9 14 71 52 47 6/22
1922–23 Central League 42 13 9 14 62 82 35 18/22
1923–24 Central League 42 11 12 19 43 58 34 17/22
1924–25 Central League 42 12 8 22 54 90 32 18/22
Stoke-on-Trent granted city status in 1925, renamed Stoke City Reserves
1925–26 Central League 42 14 8 20 74 93 36 18/22
1926–27 Central League 42 15 5 22 70 81 35 18/22
1927–28 Central League 42 23 8 11 101 62 54 1/22
1928–29 Central League 42 16 7 19 78 82 39 15/22
1929–30 Central League 42 17 10 15 70 83 44 8/22
1930–31 Central League 42 14 11 17 46 73 39 16/22
1931–32 Central League 42 12 10 20 57 101 34 16/22
1932–33 Central League 42 16 8 18 80 74 40 14/22
1933–34 Central League 42 26 4 12 88 66 56 3/22
1934–35 Central League 42 21 10 11 93 62 52 2/22
1935–36 Central League 42 10 10 22 66 95 30 20/22
1936–37 Central League 42 19 6 17 70 82 44 11/22
1937–38 Central League 42 12 12 18 55 76 36 21/22
1938–39 Central League 42 12 10 20 60 65 34 19/22
1939 to 1945 – World War II
1945–46 Central League 40 16 3 21 68 74 35 14/21
1946–47 Central League 42 11 10 21 56 89 32 18/22
1947–48 Central League 42 15 9 18 56 71 39 13/22
1948–49 Central League 42 16 6 20 65 69 38 14/22
1949–50 Central League 42 13 9 20 56 83 35 19/22
1950–51 Central League 42 6 9 27 34 92 21 22/22
1951–52 Central League 42 11 5 26 47 84 27 22/22
1952–53 Central League 42 17 7 18 67 69 41 11/22
1953–54 Central League 42 10 6 26 46 89 26 21/22
1954–55 Central League 42 19 5 18 69 78 43 12/22
1955–56 Central League 42 10 14 18 52 76 34 17/22
1956–57 Central League 42 17 11 14 65 62 45 8/22
1957–58 Central League 42 16 10 16 66 71 42 11/22
1958–59 Central League 42 22 8 12 81 54 52 4/22
1959–60 Central League 42 21 9 12 77 54 51 5/22
1960–61 Central League 42 9 11 22 42 71 29 20/22
1961–62 Central League 42 11 11 20 45 75 33 19/22
1962–63 Central League 42 22 8 12 75 50 52 6/22
1963–64 Central League 42 19 10 13 58 42 48 14/22
1964–65 Central League 42 10 12 20 42 71 32 18/22
1965–66 Central League 42 24 9 9 76 51 57 2/22
1966–67 Central League 42 18 5 19 65 68 41 11/22
1967–68 Central League 42 12 14 16 60 73 38 16/22
1968–69 Central League 42 15 9 18 45 42 39 13/22
1969–70 Central League 42 19 11 12 67 40 49 8/22
1970–71 Central League 42 10 14 18 52 64 34 18/22
1971–72 Central League 42 17 13 12 59 49 47 6/22
1972–73 Central League 42 23 8 11 86 55 54 2/22
1973–74 Central League 42 16 11 15 59 56 43 13/22
1974–75 Central League 42 18 12 12 50 40 48 6/22
1975–76 Central League 42 16 10 16 60 55 42 11/22
1976–77 Central League 42 13 18 11 49 50 44 10/22
1977–78 Central League 42 13 14 15 58 52 40 11/22
1978–79 Central League 42 23 11 8 65 45 57 3/22
1979–80 Central League 42 11 17 14 45 49 39 13/22
1980–81 Central League 42 14 11 17 51 57 39 14/22
1981–82 Central League 42 11 15 16 50 61 37 14/22
Central League Division Two created
1982–83 Central League Division One 30 14 6 10 54 57 34 7/16
Three points for a win introduced to reserve team football
1983–84 Central League Division One 30 11 6 13 52 59 39 9/16
1984–85 Central League Division One 34 8 6 20 43 72 30 17/18
1985–86 Central League Division Two 34 9 5 20 51 85 32 ?/18
1986–87 Central League Division Two 32 13 5 14 42 48 44 ?/17
1987–88 Central League Division Two 34 11 8 15 30 44 41 ?/18
1988–89 Central League Division Two 34 17 10 7 60 38 61 ?/18
1989–90 Central League Division Two 34 14 8 12 50 44 50 ?/18
1990–91 Central League Division Two 34 12 5 17 51 67 41 ?/18
1991–92 Central League Division Two 34 25 5 4 93 30 80 1/18
1992–93 Central League Division One 34 8 8 18 38 56 32 16/18
1993–94 Central League Division Two 34 21 3 10 54 41 66 3/18
1994–95 Central League Division One 34 12 7 15 46 44 43 11/18
1995–96 Central League Division One 34 17 8 9 57 42 59 3/18
League restructure
1996–97 Central League Premier Division 24 11 2 11 34 37 35 4/13
1997–98 Central League Premier Division 24 10 4 10 35 41 34 6/13
1998–99 Central League Premier Division 24 7 7 10 24 32 28 10/13
League restructure following creation of Premier Reserve League
1999–2000 Central League Premier Division 22 3 8 11 21 37 17 11/12
2000–01 Central League Division One 22 9 5 8 35 32 12 5/12
2001–02 Central League Division One 22 10 3 9 52 27 33 5/12
2002–03 Central League Division One 18 12 2 4 42 22 38 1/10
2003–04 Central League Premier Division 22 13 4 5 45 31 43 1/12
2004–05 Central League Premier Division 22 10 3 9 28 26 33 5/12
Leagues re-organised into geographical divisions
2005–06 Central League Central Division 18 7 2 9 22 30 23 6/10
2006–07 Central League Central Division 22 6 7 9 25 37 25 8/12
2007–08 Central League Central Division 22 9 3 10 25 36 30 9/12
Joined Premier Reserve League following first team's promotion
2008–09 Premier Reserve League South 16 4 2 10 18 23 14 8/9
2009–10 Premier Reserve League South 16 3 4 9 13 24 13 9/9
resigned from the Premier Reserve League
2010–11 No league entered
2011–12 Central League Central Division 12 3 3 6 15 23 12 7/7
Joined Professional Development League following league reconstruction
2012–13 Under-21 Premier League First Phase 12 1 1 10 11 37 4 7/7
Under-21 Premier League Second Phase 12 2 1 9 14 28 7 7/7
2013–14 Under-21 Premier League 21 6 4 11 26 34 22 18/22
2014–15 Under-21 Premier League Division 2 22 4 6 12 23 50 18 11/12
2015–16 Under-21 Premier League Division 2 22 10 2 10 24 24 32 8/12

Academy

Season League
P W D L F A Pts Pos
Joined under-19 FA Premier Academy League
1999–00 22 3 5 14 17 47 14 8/8
2000–01 28 6 7 15 37 59 25 8/10
2001–02 28 7 6 15 40 46 27 8/10
2002–03 28 3 8 17 25 62 17 10/10
2003–04 26 4 7 15 37 63 19 9/10
League becomes - Premier Academy League Under 18s
2004–05 28 10 9 9 39 46 39 6/9
2005–06 28 10 8 10 42 37 38 6/10
2006–07 28 3 5 20 14 53 14 10/10
2007–08 28 6 7 15 28 42 22 10/10
2008–09 28 11 7 10 30 41 40 6/10
2009–10 28 9 10 9 32 38 37 8/10
2010–11 28 5 3 20 27 58 18 10/10
2011–12 28 12 7 9 45 41 43 6/10
League becomes - Premier League under-18s
2012–13 12 5 0 7 16 21 15 5/7
12 4 3 5 17 16 15 4/7
2013–14 31 6 6 19 34 61 24 11/11
2014–15 29 9 6 14 41 50 33 17/24

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