Antonio Cordero

a lot of Cadiz play.

I think there was one Antonito Cordero shot about half hour mark.

It was really... easy chance wasn't it from the edge of the box but

it was the classic cordero cut in curly easy save but can i just say it was one of the worst halves of football from both teams you know this was not just caddy this was felda looking bad caddy looking bad balls just being pumped in the air no strategy no tactics from either side

until he's 18 and even then Newcastle would have to give him one of the four visa spots if they wanted to they could send him out alone somewhere else but Newcastle are really expanding their global talent pool that they're looking for under Paul Midgley who was the head of youth recruitment and is now head of talent management I think is what they are calling it and trying to find these players and making sure that they sign the best players before they actually become the best players at the young age and that is again in a PSR, SCR world the way that they need to be working moving forward.

Antonio Cordero is one we've not heard an awful lot from recently but he appears to be enjoying life in Spain at the moment.

Yeah, he's doing well at Cadiz, which is, he went there in the back end of last season as well, having struggled at Vestalo in Belgium, but he is someone who was signed a couple of years ago.

And again, I think that this is where really trying to push these young talents and make them take the next step.

The processes weren't necessarily there that are there now.

And so that's what's different with these sorts of players.

Antonio Cordero, is he going to play for Newcastle's first team ever? I think that's still...

looks unlikely at this stage but can Newcastle get more than a return on their investment the likes of what they did with Travis Hearn who moved to Groningen over the summer went on loan last year Newcastle had signed him as a youngster and they've actually made money on him so this is still the way that it has to work is that if players in Newcastle the ideal is that they produce players for the first team but if they can't produce players for the first team can they produce players who they can still make a profit on who they can turn into professional footballers elsewhere

Yeah, yeah.

'Cause I was seeing Cordero sometimes acting a bit as a striker but then sometimes on the left wing as well.

But for you it was just the bog standard 4-2-3-1.

Yeah, yeah.

No, Cordero on the left, Iwan on the right, Vlad is up front.

Yeah, definitely.

Well, we said it, so the lineup was David Gil in goal.

Yeah.

You look at the goal scorers.

Antonito Cordero, of course, the guy that was a, an absolute wonder kid at Malaga but has not really done anything since then.

Could this be the game, scored twice in this game, could this be the one that, you know, really starts to get him back to where he was, uh, quite a long time ago now to be perfectly honest.

Uh, Vlad is on the scoresheet again.

Um, con- conversely, Leganés on a bit of a poor run now.

Uh, just quickly before I talk about Cádiz.

Antonito Cordero, Liam.

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