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youngster

[yuhng-ster] / ˈyʌŋ stər /


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As it stands, it appears the wish to change England's leadership, one unafraid of picking youngsters, is limited.

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Fittingly, it was a trait Fletcher mentioned when talking about the youngsters in United's academy on Friday.

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"I think James would be honoured and amazed, because he was one to help youngsters, so to me that's coming full circle."

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One of Rosenior's most striking achievements with Strasbourg has been guiding them into the top reaches of Ligue 1 while fielding a team of youngsters, something which would stand him in good stead with Chelsea.

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As researchers document a decline in children enjoying reading, libraries, schools and councils are doing everything they can to get youngsters reading early.

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