I've no idea where they have gotten that from.
When you look at the two Wrights and Waine, perhaps Pleggy too, it shows how difficult it is even with a good team of analysts. I think Neil Dewsnip is every bit as important. Lewis Gibson has been a huge success but wasn't he one Neil Dewsnip knew of anyway? I would think his contacts and memory of players from both his Everton and England youth days has been very important. Indeed, completing the circle, didn't Neil have some dealings with Ennis at England youth level? Now Ian Foster has arrived we cover quite a span of England young players age groups. Some of the ones Ian Foster dealt with early in his England time will be 23 and 24 now and may have been with PL clubs' first team squads for four of five years but haven't broken through? Still very good players but who have been unable to make it to the very top level. I have often wondered if some of the time the manager or Neil Dewsnip spot the player and then the analysts follow that up. The next transfer window could be really exciting.
