Jake Bidwell
Jake Brian Bidwell ( born March 21, 1993 Southport ) is an English football player on the position of a defensive player who is under contract with the English Premier League club Everton.
On 17 December 2009 he gave along with some other young Everton FC players be professional competitive debut when he was in use during a 0-1 defeat against BATE Borisov in the group stage of the Europa League 2009/10.
Career
Youth and club career
After he was previously active as youth players already in the home, he entered the junior level of Everton FC in 2004. There he went through several divisions and took it in part with the youth teams in a variety of tournaments and other competitions. In addition, he also participated in the FA Youth Cup of the season 2008/ 09, where he. With the team, however, already in the fifth round, just before the quarter-finals, out of the current competition after the team on penalties subject to the offspring of Norwich City He was also the summer of 2008 with his age peers (U -15) in the Milk Cup, an international youth football tournament in use.
After he was sporadic in the reserve team of the English first division in use during the season 2008/ 09, he came to the 2009/10 season already grown in the Northern Division of the Premier Reserve League to his missions. On 16 December 2009 he was elected by the coach of the professional team David Moyes in the starting lineup for the Europa League match against BATE Borisov Belarusian club. In the game the next day Bidwell came along with several other young players of FC Everton to his debut as a professional footballer. During the game, the left-back over the entire game standing on the field and had to deal with his team in the first 75 minutes after a goal from Aliaksandr Jurjewitsch beaten.
How soon after became known, Bidwell was at that time 16 years and 271 Tager the third-youngest player ever came for Everton in a competitive fixture for use. Disciples were only James Vaughan, who was only one day younger than Bidwell in April 2005, scoring his first Profitor, and Jose Baxter, who at the age of 16 years and 191 days in the professional debut (August 2008). Also, was the young defender until that time the youngest player of the club that ever in such a European competition was used, breaking the existing record since December 2007 by Jack Rodwell, who was older by just 13 days. Another time in the history of the club came Bidwell on this evening, as he became the youngest player with its use, which was ever in a professional match at Goodison Park in use. He took over from the previous record of Wayne Rooney, who was almost a month earlier in his pro debut in August 2002.
After his Europa League use the young full-back found so far in any wide professional game account and was mainly active in the youth and reserve team. Also during the FA Youth Cup in 2009/10 came Bidwell used where he stands with his teammates at the moment ( end of February 2010 ) in the quarterfinals of the ongoing competition.
Internationally
His first international experience came Bidwell in the English U- 16 national team, which he served until 2009, and for which he completed a few internationals. In early July 2009, the committed player was appointed to the U- 17 team in his home country, for which he scored one goal in seven games. With Nordic Tournament, which lasted from late July to early August 2009, the young left-winger was in all four games of the tournament in use and could next to a 1-1 draw against Denmark U -17 also has three wins ( 8-0 over the Faroe Islands Islands 1-0 win against Norway 3-2 and celebrate, in the final match against Scotland). In the final, in which England already was behind after just 38 minutes by 0:2, has been reversed by goals in the 76th and 79th minutes, which is why it went into overtime. There, Jake Bidwell scored in the 95th minutes to 3-2 Final and thus fixed the victory of the U- 17 national team of England over the age colleague from Scotland.