See List of Players and coaches rewarded for Academy development

Players, coaches, and former athletes were honoured for their achievements and the impact they have had at football academies at the Premier League Youth Development conference,

Eamonn Dolan Award

This award is named after the late Reading youth coach and is in recognition of exceptional individuals in Academies who continue to be role models for others and are creative and innovative in their practice.Information Guide Nigeria

Like Eammon, these winners believe in the aspiration of a world-leading coaching workforce and a system built on achieving success together.

Jon Rudkin – Leicester City

The Leicester City director of football, Rudkin was appointed by the club as Academy manager in 2003 and helped produce talents such as Emile Heskey.

He has also overseen development of other players such as Andy King and Jeffrey Schlupp, two players who famously helped the Foxes win the Premier League title in 2015/16.

In December 2014, Rudkin replaced Terry Gibson as Director of Football.

John Allpress – Tottenham Hotspur

Allpress is currently Tottenham Hotspur’s head of academy coach development, but has spent time in a variety of roles in the past in developing young players; particularly at the Football Association, where he spent 13 years working as the development coach.

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Lewis Goater – Arsenal

Goater was deservedly rewarded for his work as U11 head coach and lead coach for U9 to U11.

He has been at Arsenal since 2019, where before that, he was Reading’s head of academy player development for 11 years.

Academy Alumni Award

This award has been created to recognise former players, who have achieved success in a chosen career outside football following graduation from the Academy and celebrates the important role that Academies play in the development of people and positive role models.JAMB Result

That can be through developing elite professional footballers playing at the top of the game, or other Academy graduates who have gone on to achieve success in alternative professions.

Ollie Shannon

Shannon progressed through the age groups at Everton as a midfield player, achieving a scholarship in 2012.

Unable to achieve a professional contract, Ollie turned his attention to playing and studying in the United States, taking up the offer of a scholarship with Clemson University in South Carolina.

He left Clemson with a degree in Sports Communication & Business and began a career in the sports industry with Team INEOS, before returning to Everton as their international development coordinator.

Robbie Paratore

Paratore moved to the United Kingdom from Australia at 14, joining the Leicester City Academy where he graduated to play in Premier League 2.

Upon leaving the club, Robbie mixed playing non-league football with a degree in law and is now working for international commercial law firm, Ashurst.

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