Fraser and Henly in Scotland U21 Squad
Tuesday, 29th Sep 2015 10:49

Blues winger Ryan Fraser and goalkeeper Jonathan Henly have been named in the Scotland U21 squad for their European Championship qualifiers against France and Iceland at Aberdeen’s Pittodrie next month.

The young Scots face the French on Saturday 10th October and the Icelanders three days later. Fraser will be in familiar territory having played for hometown club Aberdeen prior to joining AFC Bournemouth.

Earlier this month Fraser, 21, netted the winner as Scotland won 2-1 away in Northern Ireland in their opening qualifier. Henly, also 21, who joined the Blues earlier in the season following a trial having been released by Reading, an unused sub.

Fraser, who is on loan with Town for the season from the Cherries, has previously won nine U21 caps and Henly one.

Scotland U21s: Ryan Fulton (Liverpool), Jack Hamilton (Heart of Midlothian), Jonathan Henly (Ipswich Town), Stuart Findlay (Celtic — on loan at Kilmarnock), Stephen Hendrie (West Ham United), Dominic Hyam (Reading), Donald Love (Manchester United), Callum McFadzean (Sheffield United), Jordan McGhee (Heart of Midlothian), Callum Paterson (Heart of Midlothian), Jay Fulton (Swansea City — on loan at Oldham Athletic), John McGinn (Hibernian), Craig Slater (Kilmarnock), John Souttar (Dundee United), Charlie Telfer (Dundee United), Ryan Christie (Celtic — on loan at Inverness Caledonian Thistle), Jason Cummings (Hibernian), Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth — on loan at Ipswich Town), Ryan Gauld (Sporting Clube de Portugal), Billy King (Heart of Midlothian), Declan McManus (Fleetwood Town), Sam Nicholson (Heart of Midlothian), Lawrence Shankland (Aberdeen — on loan at St Mirren).

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sidtheswan added 11:45 - Sep 29 Why isn't Henley on our bench with Bart in goal ?
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vanmunt added 13:39 - Sep 29 Surprised he isn't in the full squad to be honest.
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Seasider added 15:16 - Sep 29

Perhaps Mick has a different criteria to international managers.
Think there are several players who some of us feel should be given a chance,but stubborn Mick persists in sticking with his regulars regardless.
Think it is the Yorkshireman coming out in him,as they are renowned for being bloody minded and refusing to budge(is that racist lol).
I shall never forget the last shareholders AGM which I attended,when he came over as supremely confident(some would say cocky),and basically not a lot of time for supporters who he thinks knows nothing about the game compared to him,and therefor should have no opinion especially if it differs to his!