As promised here is the summary of the English team for the
World Youth Championships to be held in Australia in March.

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England :

	England may have only finished fourth in the European Championships,
but a bit more luck in the penalty shoot-out department and it may have 
arrived in Australia with a more impressive record. After qualifying for the
finals with home and away wins against Iceland and Wales and a home draw and
away loss to Belgium, the English blitzed Poland 6-1 in the Euro quarter
finals. However the English lost to Portugal in the semis 13-12 on penalties
after a 1-1 draw. Then it lost the 3rd-4th playoff to Norway by the odd
penalty after a similar extra time scoreline.

	Once dominant in European youth football, England hasn't made much of
an impact on the world stage in recent times. Shackled with the problem of
securing the release of some of its best players from their clubs. England's
participation in Portugal '91 was its first appearance at a Youth Championships
since 1985.
	Unfortunately, despite high hopes of a good showing at that tournament,
the young Englishmen barely created a ripple - they meekly bowed out at the
group matches, losing to Spain and drawing with Syria and Uruguay.
	Australia '93, however, sees England about to repair some of its lost
pride at this level. Managed by David Burnside [the name seems strangely 
familiar, can anyone help me here?], one of Britains top youth coaches, the 
young lions can be justifiably confident of performing well, especially as they
are buoyed by the bulk of the squad being on the books of professional clubs,
with a key group having first team, Premier League, experience.
	Tottenham Hotspur, one of England's top youth nurseries, is the major
provider of those profesional players. Nick Barmby, an ex-international
schoolboy international, scored two first rate goals on his Premier League
debut for Spurs. Barmby's team mate, left midfielder, Jeffery Minton, is also
in the clubs first team squad. Together with another Tottenham youth, team
captain Darren Caskey, they are expected to be England's vital 'engine room'
at the FIFA/Coca-Cola Cup.
	The player tipped by the British media to steal the show in Australia
is Chelsea central defender Ian Pearce who is an automatic first team starter
in the Premier League, as is Sheffield Wednesdayd midfielder Chris 
Bart-Williams.
	It's been a long time since an England team has created any sort of 
impression at world youth level, but team officials are confident that 1993
will see the young lions rampant. With thousands of countrymen to cheer them
on, the young englishmen should feel quite at home - only Australia will 
probably enjoy stronger crowd support [notice the use of 'probably', such
is the patriotism here].
	The signs are all there that this may finally be the year of the
English at the World Youth Championship.

Squad to be selected from - (Surnames in upper case)

Tamer AOUF
Nicky BARMBY
Chris BART-WILLIAMS
Trevor BERRY
Nicky BUTT
Sulzeer CAMPBELL
Darren CASKEY
Richard EDGHILL
Marvin HARRIOTT
Stephen HOWE
Anthony HUGHES
Andy JOHNSON
Justin LEE
Paul MAHRON
Andy MARLOWE
Adrian MIKE
Jeffery MINTON
Andy MYERS
Ian PEARCE
Jamie POLLOCK
Paul READ
Simon SHEPPARD
Alan THOMPSON
Mark TINKLER
David UNSWORTH
Vance WARNER
David WATSON
Steve WATSON

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	England play in the same group as America, Korea and Turkey. The
preliminary matches will be held in Melbourne. Eng vs Korea (7/3), vs 
USA (9/3) and vs Turkey (11/3).