Napier's 20 yr old Sam Lack. Worthy of a trial at the Nix?
Scoring a few in the Central League, and Auckland had a look at him last year. Squaddie backup to a visa 10?
If not yet the ALM, you'd hope he's the type of promising youngster on the NZ domestic scene, who can get a gig with one of two NZ teams in the upcoming OFC Pro League.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/hot-shot-no-lack-of-goals-as-super-sam-hunts-pro-football-dream/7DHZS7XP65GIHFPZNF2CP5ZMZ4/
Like so many other talented young players, he would love to one day become a fulltime professional and have football pay his wage.
Scoring a few in the Central League, and Auckland had a look at him last year. Squaddie backup to a visa 10?
If not yet the ALM, you'd hope he's the type of promising youngster on the NZ domestic scene, who can get a gig with one of two NZ teams in the upcoming OFC Pro League.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/hot-shot-no-lack-of-goals-as-super-sam-hunts-pro-football-dream/7DHZS7XP65GIHFPZNF2CP5ZMZ4/
Like so many other talented young players, he would love to one day become a fulltime professional and have football pay his wage.
He had a sniff at it before Auckland FC’s debut season in the A-League, spending three days on trial at the club.
It was his first taste of being in a fully professional football environment.
“But on my last day I was a bit unfortunate because I had to pull out of the [trial] game because my shin started playing up,” he said.
“It was quite rough timing, but also a good experience [to have been around an A-League club] at the same time.”
He would love another crack at fulfilling his pro football dream.
In taking the strides he has this season – including being his side’s top scorer – means he’s doing all he can to try to have that dream realised.