Sentence examples for talent academies from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the sclerotic football association told the 36 teams in the first and second leagues to set up talent academies.

Harnessing potential (e.g., through specific training and talent academies for future leaders, or identifying and mentoring champions for the acquisition of evidence-based practice) was also identified as a key factor for high performance [ 35, 40, 42, 44].

"This British team is very strong," said Bayley, who went to the famous acting and singing talent academy Brit School in Croydon.

Former Leeds United head coach David Hockaday is to open a new talent academy in Wiltshire to train and develop Under-16 players.

In the fall of 2001, 16 young people of widely varying natural gifts entered a "talent academy" outside Barcelona, to strut and fret their brief hours on the stage as audience and coaches yanked them off.

Southgate believes the FA and Premier League clubs are in fact in agreement on the importance of progressing young homegrown talent from academy sides to the first team, but that the pressure placed on managers and coaches means they are unwilling to take a risk on inexperienced players.

Look out for the latest academy talent, Yacine Brahimi, while new signing Jonathan Pitroipa has impressed in pre-season.

He did however admit that the club would continue to develop its own talent from the academy – something that Wenger has taken great pride in during his time in charge.

The ruling from Fifa's Dispute Resolution Chamber also banned the 18-year-old attacking midfielder Gaël Kakuta, considered the cream of the club's academy talent, for four months and fined him €780,000 (£681,000).

Instead, they are concentrating on bringing through young talent from the academy.

Buck also said that Chelsea hope producing more talent in their academy will save the club money.