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  • Frankie Sutherland Republic of Ireland U17s squad

    Congrats to QPR's Frankie Sutherland on his inclusion in the Republic of Ireland U17s sqaud for the playing in the Syrenka Cup in Poland



    Republic of Ireland Under-17 manager Sean McCaffrey has today announced a squad of 18 players for the Syrenka International Cup in Łódź, Poland from 30 August - 5 September 2009.


    The eight-nation friendly tournament will act as preparation for the squad's Under-17 UEFA qualifying campaign which begins with the first phase qualifiers in Bulgaria from 27 September - 2 October when the Irish face Latvia, Sweden and the host nation aiming to secure the top-two finish in the group necessary for qualification into the Elite section.



    Ireland will meet Russia in their opening Syrenka International Cup fixture on Tuesday, 1 September in Zgierz (kick-off 4.30pm, local time). Depending on the result of the other Group B game on Day 1 of the event, the Irish will then face either Sweden or Poland the following day, Wednesday 2 September, in Łódź / Kutno (kick-off 4.30pm, local time).



    McCaffrey's young charges conclude their schedule on Friday, Friday 4 September by taking on one of the nations from Group A which contains Bulgaria, Romania, Denmark and Ukraine.



    The squad, his first selected by McCaffrey since taking charge of this group, features 12 players to have won caps under Vincent Butler at Under-16 level last season. They include goalkeeper Sean McDermott, who completed his move from to Arsenal from IK Vaag in the summer, and defender Sean McGinty, a close-season signing of Manchester United from Charlton Athletic.



    New to International football are six players, amongst them highly-rated Queen's Park Rangers midfielder Frankie Sutherland and Graham Burke, who is rewarded for his displays at the Foyle Cup in Derry last month when he helped the FAI Emerging Talent squad reach the final.



    Ireland boss Sean McCaffrey is expecting his squad to be tested in their three matches at the Syrenka Cup.



    "We accepted the invitation for this tournament because we were assured of quality opposition, which is what our players need with the first-phase qualifiers fast approaching," he said.



    "The tournament serves an important purpose as it allows us to put our ideas across to the squad early in the season whilst also providing the opportunity to integrate new players into the set-up.



    "This is a chance for players to convince me they're worthy of a place in the squad for the qualifiers. Competition for places in this selection was high and, at this stage, no player is out of contention for making the final squad that travels to Bulgaria next month."



    U17 Syrenka International Cup tournament fixtures (all kick-off 4.30pm, local time):

    Tuesday, 1 September
    Russia v Republic of Ireland - Zgierz

    Wednesday, 2 September
    Republic of Ireland v (TBC) Sweden / Poland - SMS Łódź / Kutno

    Friday, 4 September
    Republic of Ireland v (TBC) Bulgaria/Romania/Denmark/Ukraine



    Republic of Ireland Under-17 Squad:

    Sean McDermott - Arsenal
    Jack Bonham - Watford

    Ben Glasgow - Arsenal
    Richard Bryan - Aston Villa
    Neil Yadolahi - St. Kevin's Boys
    Sean McGinty - Manchester United
    Michael Barker - Belvedere
    Kevin Knight - Leicester City

    Brian McGroary - Wolverhampton Wanderers
    Shane Byrne - Leicester City
    Carl McHugh - Reading
    Callum Webb - Arsenal
    Frankie Sutherland - QPR
    Graham Burke - Belvedere

    George Smith - Southend
    Daniel Purdy - West Ham United
    David Murphy - Reading
    Aidan O`Brien - Millwall.

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    Neil Yadolahi - St. Kevin's Boys

    Where is he from??????

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