Town’s Scott Loach shows exactly why he’s a keeper and not a striker in a short film made to promote this season’s npower Football League Kids Cup. Loach, Curtis Davies of Birmingham City and Bolton’s Kevin Davies went scouting for local talent to take part in this year’s Kids Cup.

With more than 5,000 participants last year, the national schools U11 football tournament has gone from strength to strength with the final played at Wembley Stadium prior to the npower play-off finals.

Schools compete locally for the right to represent their local Football League club before going on to compete against other schools on their road to Wembley.

To find out more about the npower Football League Kids Cup and for details on how to enter a host of other competitions, visit this website.

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itfcjc added 16:12 - Nov 28 No wonder Hendeson plays instead of him!
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King_of_Portman_Rd added 16:13 - Nov 28 Great to see some of the football leagues development projects having some form of impact. Having worked on some at other football clubs it makes such an impact on the youngsters lives, once they have been exposed to the club and have a positive experience whether it's meeting the players or getting to kick a ball on the pitch on matchday - this is the way to get the younger generation to become lifelong supporters of the club.

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Ipswich24 added 16:22 - Nov 28 Thats Brunswick Road Rec used to play there as a lad, good old days
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kerryblue added 16:31 - Nov 28 He should have stuck to striking cause hes a terrible keeper
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MaySixth added 16:31 - Nov 28 Well done Loachy
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Reus30 added 17:35 - Nov 28 Top lad to promote this. Well done Scott Also, Kevin Davies looked rather bulky?
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wrighty_blue97 added 17:44 - Nov 28 How is loach a terrible keeper? he didn't play for england u21's for being bad did he? he is a good keeper who will only get better but with people being so negative they don't give players a chance 1 mistake (cardiff) and suddenly he's the worst keeper alive? haha
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Wickets added 17:52 - Nov 28 Well done Scott back in first team soon.
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CanadianBlue added 19:06 - Nov 28 Good to see some pros willing to help out. Top lad.
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itfcbarmyarmy added 19:10 - Nov 28 These are the sort of things football should really be about off the pitch.
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mad_mohsni added 10:49 - Nov 29 Well done Scott, still a young keeper yourself so let's hope u get back to your best soon and kick on from there!
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gem added 11:41 - Nov 29 That's my lad! (The taller lad on Brunswick rec). He had an awesome afternoon with Scott and ITFC were brilliant x
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hopkinsjane added 14:03 - Nov 29 And the shorter one is my lad Henry!!, had an amazing afternoon, thanks to scott and ITFC.
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