Of course an Academy is necessary....

[Don1]

you are indeed a buffoon. stick tuh yuh lickylick activities an step offa big man tings yute

[Bricktop]

bere confusion...let us take the best young players and have them play against KSAFA teams...that idiot plan defeats the purpose of academies...you want the best playing against the best...try again eediat

[Muadib]

whenever the obvious does not occur.. someone is benefitting from the dysfunction..

BTW who win Manning cup last year ?

[Don1]

Did you see Stoni suggestions ?

he has made dozens.. which do you speak of?

[Sir X]

Did you see Stoni suggestions ?

[Don1]

...and mi dun show unnu areddy how it can be established affordably..A simple plan to improve U-17 & U-20 football

..and mi dun show unnu areddy how it can get technical staffing affordably... The Grand Brazil Bargain

So what's all the yappin about?????

Oh... unnu waan know how fi recover CAPEX & cover Recurrent exp??

Yes Tilla.... the usual suspects sponsorship, naming rights etc... but another income income stream is:

The national (i.e. JFF) Academy would only accept and retain yutes starting at 8-10 y.o. capable of being developed into pro ballas
If yutes join clubs and are released by their clubs into the national Academy and are subsequently developed to professional status...clubs will be required to pay the Academy a % of the transfer fees paid by 3rd party foreign (and local clubs) to acquire the player. For unattached players the Academy gets 100%

The national Academy therefore would have a financial interest in producing the best players it can..

That completes the virtuous circle of youth development... TALENT-ADMINISTRATION-TECHNICAL TRAINING-FUNDING... all covered

Case closed