Tyler Young joins Epsoute and can play alongside my father in the tournament

Tyler Young joined the Epsuch Town team under 21 years old, creating a possibility lining up with his father Ashley Young at the championship club.

Ashley, 40, arrived at the Portman Road in a free transportation this summer after leaving Everton, where he spent last season.

His career spanned two decades, including 39 England hats, beginnings in Watford, two separate tasks with Aston Villa, nine years in Manchester United, there is a talisman in Inter Milan, and a time in Godison Park.

Now in Ipswich, I could not sing it on the field with his son. Tyler was being tried with The Tractor Boys during the pre -season period before agreeing to an agreement in August to join the club development team.

The youngest young man was previously part of the academies in Arsenal, MK Dons and QPR, and others played with Peterpuro last season.

The couple almost faced each other competitively in the mandate of the FA when Everton was drew against Peterpuro in the third round.

Ashley came out of the bench for Everton, but Tyler stayed among the alternatives – a decision that caused criticism of the chourney Darren Ferguson.

“If the game was 2-0 at that point I would put it, but it is 1-0, I must get the front,” Ferguson explained after the match. “We are not a charitable issue, as much as I wanted Tyler to continue with his father.

“One of their players (Everton) had some pop on my face, which is outside the system. I have to do what is better for our team and at that point, I try to get a 1-0 result.”

Since joining Epswich, Ashley has appeared in all four championship combinations so far this season. Meanwhile, Tyler was called the bench in the Epswich match in the Premier League 2 with Derby in August, as it appeared in the friendly matches.