| Omari 09:47 - May 9 with 1710 views | LA_Tractor_Boy |
I've got a good feeling about this.
Omari wants to stay
KMc wants him to stay
Chelsea want him to play on a regular basis in the PL
I think he'll sign a new contract at Chelsea and we'll pay a loan fee to keep him at Portman Road next season.
Unless a club is prepared to offer £££s to sign him permanently, I can't see there is a better option for Chelsea or Omari. |  | | |  |
| Omari on 09:52 - May 9 with 1644 views | geg1992 |
I agree, I think he will re-join on loan.
This is probably the best place for his development right now. Mckenna really has worked his magic and I wonder if he will find that same spark with another club. His self belief was mentioned as an issue a few times, and McKenna has really helped him find that belief which has really shown in his improvement over the season. |  |
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| Omari on 10:29 - May 9 with 1503 views | pennblue |
I think Omari's agent, and family will have a fairly decent say in the matter.
It depends on what other offers he has on the table as well.
With regards to his agent, I think you can build a strong case for Omari doing well for us again next season, developing further under McKenna, he really tears it up, then gets a big big move to one of the top European teams (Real ?), this is one path.
The other path, is he moves to Germany, under an unknown manager, does not settle, and we never hear about him again.
It would be remiss of me to not mention the third option which is for him to move to another Premier League club, where he does not get looked after as well by the Manager, ends up a bit part player, and again we never hear of him again.
It just depends on which of these options his Agent thinks is best! [Post edited 9 May 10:40]
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| Omari on 10:30 - May 9 with 1488 views | Muncher |
I asked him on Monday night and he was fairly cagey about it, I think his agent will have a big say on where he is next year. | | | |
| Omari on 10:40 - May 9 with 1385 views | Wacko |
| Omari on 10:29 - May 9 by pennblue |
I think Omari's agent, and family will have a fairly decent say in the matter.
It depends on what other offers he has on the table as well.
With regards to his agent, I think you can build a strong case for Omari doing well for us again next season, developing further under McKenna, he really tears it up, then gets a big big move to one of the top European teams (Real ?), this is one path.
The other path, is he moves to Germany, under an unknown manager, does not settle, and we never hear about him again.
It would be remiss of me to not mention the third option which is for him to move to another Premier League club, where he does not get looked after as well by the Manager, ends up a bit part player, and again we never hear of him again.
It just depends on which of these options his Agent thinks is best! [Post edited 9 May 10:40]
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Or like Nathan Tella, he moves to Germany under Xabi Alonso, wins the league, wins the Europa League, has an invincible season and has a great career away from the stresses of the Premier League | |
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| Omari on 10:44 - May 9 with 1328 views | LankHenners |
| Omari on 10:30 - May 9 by Muncher |
I asked him on Monday night and he was fairly cagey about it, I think his agent will have a big say on where he is next year. |
Think our issue could be if his 'people' think that he'd be better off playing in a team that will see a lot of the ball and have the ability to give him lots of freedom to attack as that's seen him thrive this season. We'll certainly not be able to play like that too much next season. |  |
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| Omari on 10:52 - May 9 with 1233 views | norfsufblue |
| Omari on 10:44 - May 9 by LankHenners |
Think our issue could be if his 'people' think that he'd be better off playing in a team that will see a lot of the ball and have the ability to give him lots of freedom to attack as that's seen him thrive this season. We'll certainly not be able to play like that too much next season. |
That's a bit pessimistic.... and not too dissimilar to what was said about us moving up to the championship! In KM we trust😉 |  | | |
| Omari on 11:05 - May 9 with 1123 views | NthQldITFC |
| Omari on 10:29 - May 9 by pennblue |
I think Omari's agent, and family will have a fairly decent say in the matter.
It depends on what other offers he has on the table as well.
With regards to his agent, I think you can build a strong case for Omari doing well for us again next season, developing further under McKenna, he really tears it up, then gets a big big move to one of the top European teams (Real ?), this is one path.
The other path, is he moves to Germany, under an unknown manager, does not settle, and we never hear about him again.
It would be remiss of me to not mention the third option which is for him to move to another Premier League club, where he does not get looked after as well by the Manager, ends up a bit part player, and again we never hear of him again.
It just depends on which of these options his Agent thinks is best! [Post edited 9 May 10:40]
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Although Omari is young, he also seems to be mature and composed both on and off the pitch and I reckon he knows his own mind on this. He know that Kieran knows exactly what he needs. Gut says he'll be back unless Chelsea force the issue. |  |
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| Omari on 12:52 - May 9 with 726 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
"Omari wants to stay" Always take this with a pinch of salt. If you shove a mic in a players face days after they have just achieved promotion, they are probably going to get carried away with emotion, and what people want to hear.
I love Omari, and I'm not saying he is a liar and I hope he is back here next year. He will do what is best for his career, or what Chelsea think is best with his career. And Chelsea do not care about us and might want Omari in a different environment. |  |
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