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Privately-educated Premiership footballers

There are many - possibly a majority, at some clubs - privately-educated players in rugby and cricket. But far fewer footballers (in percentage and actual terms) have come from "Public Schools".

Frank Lampard went to Brentwood
Diego Poyet - Eltham College
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - St John's
Victor Moses - Whitgift

Anyone else..?
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    Harry Kane maybe

    :wink:
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    Raheem Sterling.
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    Rio Ferdinand
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    Raheem Sterling.

    No, he went to a comprehensive in Brent
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    With a name like Ward-Prowse you'd hazard a guess that he can be added to that list.
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    Rio Ferdinand

    Where did he go ?
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    Rio Ferdinand

    He went to Blackheath Bluecoat.
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    Robin Friday - "The Greatest Footballer you never saw" - went to Borstal. Does that count?
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    cafcfan said:

    Robin Friday - "The Greatest Footballer you never saw" - went to Borstal. Does that count?

    Is that his name or his day job?
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    Chizz said:

    Rio Ferdinand

    He went to Blackheath Bluecoat.
    Don't think it was a private school, CofE I think. Closed down in the last couple of years.
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    Jarman said:

    With a name like Ward-Prowse you'd hazard a guess that he can be added to that list.

    No, he went to Oaklands Catholic School, which is state-funded.
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    iamdan said:

    Samir Carruthers

    Which Public School?
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    Are getting some names together to put into the 'footballers I hate' thread, @Chizz ?

    Just asking ; )
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    Are getting some names together to put into the 'footballers I hate' thread, @Chizz ?

    Just asking ; )

    I think this list will be far shorter than that one!
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    Nug said:

    Chizz said:

    Rio Ferdinand

    He went to Blackheath Bluecoat.
    Don't think it was a private school, CofE I think. Closed down in the last couple of years.
    Voluntary Aided. Shithole as well. Ferdinand was a first year when I left I think. It most definitely was not a public school...
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    Chizz said:

    Raheem Sterling.

    No, he went to a comprehensive in Brent
    Was a tongue in cheek comment.
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    edited March 2016
    I think Chizz might work for offsted.
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    Chizz said:

    Raheem Sterling.

    No, he went to a comprehensive in Brent
    Was a tongue in bum cheek comment.
    you definitely went to private school
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    Chizz said:

    Raheem Sterling.

    No, he went to a comprehensive in Brent
    Was a tongue in bum cheek comment.
    you definitely went to private school
    I wish you hadn't gone to your mums for dinner the other night. You've really changed since then.
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    Tony Watt.
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    edited March 2016
    cafcfan said:

    Robin Friday - "The Greatest Footballer you never saw" - went to Borstal. Does that count?

    Quality human being, got a lot of time for him., God rest his soul.
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    Chizz said:

    There are many - possibly a majority, at some clubs - privately-educated players in rugby and cricket. But far fewer footballers (in percentage and actual terms) have come from "Public Schools".

    Frank Lampard went to Brentwood
    Diego Poyet - Eltham College
    Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - St John's
    Victor Moses - Whitgift

    Anyone else..?

    Who gives a fuck?
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    I believe that Lawrie Wilson went to Millfield.
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    edited March 2016

    Tony Watt.

    No. He went to St Andrew's High, a comprehensive in North Lanarkshire.

    Edit: and isn't a Premiership footballer.
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    I believe that Lawrie Wilson went to Millfield.

    Sorry not a Prem player!
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    Jarman said:

    With a name like Ward-Prowse you'd hazard a guess that he can be added to that list.

    If double barrel surnames are the mark of middle classness then we must have been scouting private school teams heavily in recent years !
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    Will Hughes of Derby

    Not a Premier League player but still...
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