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' CARDIFF CITY SIGN UP CITY'S ACADEMY PLAYERS ON PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS '



Wednesday 8th February 2017

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The Son of former Cardiff City player Scott Young is among the three academy players to be offered professional contracts with Cardiff City and these players will be part of Cardiff City's New Under 21(DVP) team after City released ten DVP players last month.

Craig Bellamy has been among the coaches helping the young Bluebirds progress since 2014, Bellamy has worked with every age group and was recently appointed head coach of all the Cardiff City's DVP,Under 21's and Under 18's/Under 16's departments.

Bellamy is also helping out with the training of Neil Warnocks first team.



Scott Youngs Son, Connor Young has been offered a professional contract

Academy players Cameron Coxe, James Waite and Connor Young have all been offered their first professional contracts by Cardiff City.


Cameron Coxe has been capped at under-19 level for Wales and is a regular in Cardiff's under-23 team under New head coach Craig Bellamy along with midfielder Waite and defender Young.



The three have all featured in Cardiff's under-23 set-up this season and are now set to put pen to paper on their first pro deals with Cardiff City.

Wales under-19 international Mark Harris,a right winger for Cardiff City has already signed professional forms and Harris made his debut for the first team in the 2-1 FA Cup third round defeat to Fulham at the Cardiff City Stadium in January this year.





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Cardiff City have also given Ben Margetson, Jac Davies, Connor Davies, Trystan Jones, Keenan Patten and Adam Sharif two-year apprenticeship deals.

They will all join Sam Bowen,George Ratcliffe and Sion Spence who were given early scholarship offers, they will be part of the Cardiff's under-18 set-up from the beginning of the 2017/18 campaign.







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Connor Young Now a Professional Cardiff City Player

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Brilliant news good luck to them all.

I hope we start seeing academy players being given a chance and grass roots structure starting to work.

Brilliant news good luck to them all.

I hope we start seeing academy players being given a chance and grass roots structure starting to work.

A new beginning Bellamy has been watching all these players and coaching them since 2014.

We have totally restructered for the first time in seven years.

Great news for the lads concerned and (hopefully) for the future of an apparently stream-lined but more efficient Academy and Development system

Good luck to them all I'm sure playing against older players will bring them on quicker

Obviously something wrong with my thread on this

Must do better and get my headings more catchy

Obviously something wrong with my thread on this

Must do better and get my headings more catchy

Oops Dobbins, I've just seen yours

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I wrote mine up this morning,it's my article I never saw yours sorry

Hopefully conor doesn't receive personal abuse like his father did by some idiots amongst our fan Base

Just merge them in no worries

What's happening with Jamie Bird? He scored some great goals for u18s and dvp. Is he still out on loan or has he come back or released?

Connor Young: Cardiff City professional deal for Scott Young's son

BBC

Wednesday 8th February 2017




Scott Young had a brief spell with Newport County after leaving Cardiff City in 2004, Young now works for Cardiff City Academy

Connor Young, son of former Cardiff City defender Scott Young, has been offered a professional deal by the Championship club.

Young, James Wait and Cameron Coxe are second year apprentices who have been offered first year professional contracts.

They will follow Mark Harris in signing professional deals.

Scott Young played 275 games for Cardiff and scored the winner in the 2-1 FA Cup win over Leeds United in 2002.

He had a brief spell as caretaker manager of the club in 2014 and now works in the club's Academy.

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Great stuff, well done Connor, I remember him as a little kid coming into the hospital where I worked with his mother.