Sentence examples for the development squad from inspiring English sources

Neil Redfearn, first-team coach and head of the development squad, is set to take charge of Leeds' west Yorkshire derby with Huddersfield at home on Saturday.

Holden made a 65 minute appearance for the development squad last week along with Vela, who was an unused substitute in the weekend's draw against Millwall.

The squad at Sherwood's disposal is already huge and he is also committed to giving the youth players he looked after in the development squad a chance.

The Senegalese had entered the final 12 months of his deal at Nantes and, having made clear his desire to depart this summer, had been training with the development squad at the French club over recent weeks.

Scott Borthwick of Durham, who is set to replace Monty Panesar, who has a calf injury, was part of the development squad and he has also been playing grade cricket for Northern Districts in Sydney.

Pochettino banished him, briefly, to train with the development squad and Tottenham are expected to listen to offers for him in January, particularly if the attacking midfielder Alex Pritchard can return from his serious ankle injury.

Their 20-man first-team squad includes 16 Brits, with another 21 in the development squads.

The teenager will join the Cottagers' development squad for the remainder of the season, having agreed a three-year contract with the London club.

The 22-year-old was part of the Olympic development squad two years ago and the pair have already won the Tandem Tour of Belgium in May before claiming wins in both the road race and time trial at the World Cup race in Segovia, Spain the following month.

Patrick Vieira, head coach of the elite development squad for the men at City, described himself as a "big fan" of the women's game having seen its development through his time at Arsenal Ladies, and the progression of the France national team.

Waller, who has previously played in the England development squad, will spend the winter in Adelaide, Australia at the Darren Lehmann Academy - a move funded by the England and Wales Cricket Board.