| Oh delicious Omari. 21:39 - Jun 18 with 3570 views | gainsboroughblue |
Hope nobody saw that. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:40 - Jun 18 with 2934 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Brilliant wasn't it! |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:40 - Jun 18 with 2932 views | Metal_Hacker |
Sexy as |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:41 - Jun 18 with 2897 views | Bent_double |
Yes. I just can't see him playing in the Championship next season, unfortunately |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:42 - Jun 18 with 2851 views | baxterbasics |
Well the BBC certainly did
"all the credit goes to Ipswich's Omari Hutchinson." |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:43 - Jun 18 with 2849 views | Simonds92 |
Having watched these 3 games, he's England's best player. I'm desperate to keep hold of him but at £35m he's a bargain. |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:43 - Jun 18 with 2835 views | gainsboroughblue |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:42 - Jun 18 by baxterbasics |
Well the BBC certainly did
"all the credit goes to Ipswich's Omari Hutchinson." |
Get him off before he does a Hull away special! | |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:58 - Jun 18 with 2635 views | Linners |
He's been great in the last 20 mins or so. |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:00 - Jun 18 with 2593 views | Scuzzer |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:43 - Jun 18 by Simonds92 |
Having watched these 3 games, he's England's best player. I'm desperate to keep hold of him but at £35m he's a bargain. |
Agree with you. Class above the rest. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:00 - Jun 18 with 2593 views | Parky |
Came alive in that last half an hour, was the best player on the pitch. His right foot seems to have massively improved, cutting in from the left on it, a few dangerous crosses on it too. I really really hope we can keep him next season. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:00 - Jun 18 with 2591 views | LankHenners |
Another 'too good for the Championship' performance. Hopefully the release cause is just a bit too steep for the sort of clubs that would be interested. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:02 - Jun 18 with 2552 views | Chris_ITFC |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:43 - Jun 18 by Simonds92 |
Having watched these 3 games, he's England's best player. I'm desperate to keep hold of him but at £35m he's a bargain. |
If Chelsea hadn’t just sold him to us, I think they’d agree.
They might still. Very much in the market for a winger. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:50 - Jun 18 with 2255 views | Wallingford_Boy |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:00 - Jun 18 by LankHenners |
Another 'too good for the Championship' performance. Hopefully the release cause is just a bit too steep for the sort of clubs that would be interested. |
Isn’t it just £35m.
That’s a bargain in todays market and plenty of Prem clubs will want him.
He’s gone. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 07:58 - Jun 19 with 1691 views | RIPbobby |
In my opinion omari second half last night is him at his best. He is a dribbler, he unlocks defences, he does the hard bit before leaving it on a plate for someone else to score. Our manager kept starting him in behind LD last season with not so much effect. Although let's be fair that might work at championship level? But I do love a good dribbler- a dying breed. |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 08:45 - Jun 19 with 1571 views | billlm |
He's going we just need to max out his worth, |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:33 - Jun 19 with 1422 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 08:45 - Jun 19 by billlm |
He's going we just need to max out his worth, |
Not sure there's much maxing out to do if the release clause is true. Someone either stumps up £35m in which case we can't do a lot about it, or they don't and I would think we'll hold firm and keep him. I can't imagine we would voluntarily accept an offer lower than that given his obvious potential and premier league readiness.
I suppose the challenge we have is if we want to 'trade' 1 more big departure, do we let someone like O'Shea go now, only for someone to come in for Omari late in the window and our hands be tied on it? I can see that big departure happening very late in the window for that reason. |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:37 - Jun 19 with 1407 views | itfcjoe |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:33 - Jun 19 by _clive_baker_ |
Not sure there's much maxing out to do if the release clause is true. Someone either stumps up £35m in which case we can't do a lot about it, or they don't and I would think we'll hold firm and keep him. I can't imagine we would voluntarily accept an offer lower than that given his obvious potential and premier league readiness.
I suppose the challenge we have is if we want to 'trade' 1 more big departure, do we let someone like O'Shea go now, only for someone to come in for Omari late in the window and our hands be tied on it? I can see that big departure happening very late in the window for that reason. |
We are trying to sort out a new deal with O'Shea which doesn't sound like it's a million miles away from being done
Think we'll only sell players for release clauses, Omari the biggest worry though |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:43 - Jun 19 with 1373 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:37 - Jun 19 by itfcjoe |
We are trying to sort out a new deal with O'Shea which doesn't sound like it's a million miles away from being done
Think we'll only sell players for release clauses, Omari the biggest worry though |
That would be good if we can tie O'Shea down, he's every bit a premier league defender and one we should be handing the arm band to in the not too distant future.
O'Shea, Greaves, Davis, Omari, Philogene, Hirst, J.Clarke, Szmodics.
To my mind they're the 8 core players in this squad. Top heavy, and clearly some recruitment to do through the spine and around them, not least CM, but retaining as many of those 8 + McKenna is the best business we could do this summer. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:44 - Jun 19 with 1360 views | tractorboy1978 |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 22:50 - Jun 18 by Wallingford_Boy |
Isn’t it just £35m.
That’s a bargain in todays market and plenty of Prem clubs will want him.
He’s gone. |
£35m really isn't an inconsequential sum though. In terms of guaranteed fee excluding add-ons, it would be a record signing for Bournemouth, Brentford, Palace, Fulham and a joint record signing for Forest. They are the sort of clubs you would imagine being interested. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:57 - Jun 19 with 1313 views | Kieran_Knows |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:33 - Jun 19 by _clive_baker_ |
Not sure there's much maxing out to do if the release clause is true. Someone either stumps up £35m in which case we can't do a lot about it, or they don't and I would think we'll hold firm and keep him. I can't imagine we would voluntarily accept an offer lower than that given his obvious potential and premier league readiness.
I suppose the challenge we have is if we want to 'trade' 1 more big departure, do we let someone like O'Shea go now, only for someone to come in for Omari late in the window and our hands be tied on it? I can see that big departure happening very late in the window for that reason. |
We will either get £35m in one lump (which very rarely happens these days), or we will demand more money £40-£45m for a club to stage the payments like a normal transfer.
Arsenal have recently paid £56m for Zubimendi at Sociedad, even though he had a release clause of £51m, just so they can stagger the payments over a number of years. It's quite the common theme these days. |  |
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| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:03 - Jun 19 with 1249 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:44 - Jun 19 by tractorboy1978 |
£35m really isn't an inconsequential sum though. In terms of guaranteed fee excluding add-ons, it would be a record signing for Bournemouth, Brentford, Palace, Fulham and a joint record signing for Forest. They are the sort of clubs you would imagine being interested. |
Agreed. No doubt the money in the Premier League is absolutely outrageous, but lets be real £35m for a player with 1 relegation season under his belt and 3 goals and 2 premier league assists is still a very 'considered' purchase. There might well be a market for him at that price (West Ham or Everton maybe), but it won't be a massive one. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:29 - Jun 19 with 1149 views | northstandwarky |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:44 - Jun 19 by tractorboy1978 |
£35m really isn't an inconsequential sum though. In terms of guaranteed fee excluding add-ons, it would be a record signing for Bournemouth, Brentford, Palace, Fulham and a joint record signing for Forest. They are the sort of clubs you would imagine being interested. |
Can definitely see him going to Palace to replace Eze unfortunately. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:33 - Jun 19 with 1107 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:57 - Jun 19 by Kieran_Knows |
We will either get £35m in one lump (which very rarely happens these days), or we will demand more money £40-£45m for a club to stage the payments like a normal transfer.
Arsenal have recently paid £56m for Zubimendi at Sociedad, even though he had a release clause of £51m, just so they can stagger the payments over a number of years. It's quite the common theme these days. |
Fair point I guess there's some maximisation we could achieve if a club meets his release clause, based on favourable payment terms. In the round I can't imagine it would be particularly material though, and there's a cost of capital to consider. There's a reason why clubs want favourable payment terms, and while cash might not be our primary motivation its probably still important to our owners.
I still think it comes down to us holding firm at anything less than his release clause, and having fairly little influence if a club activates it. | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:38 - Jun 19 with 1081 views | gsoly |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 21:43 - Jun 18 by Simonds92 |
Having watched these 3 games, he's England's best player. I'm desperate to keep hold of him but at £35m he's a bargain. |
Just goes to show how hard it is to make an impact in a relegated team in the PL nowadays as well. Two months ago Town fans were writing Omari off, now he shows just how good he is surrounded by peers playing for much more established PL sides. |  | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:41 - Jun 19 with 1058 views | billlm |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 09:33 - Jun 19 by _clive_baker_ |
Not sure there's much maxing out to do if the release clause is true. Someone either stumps up £35m in which case we can't do a lot about it, or they don't and I would think we'll hold firm and keep him. I can't imagine we would voluntarily accept an offer lower than that given his obvious potential and premier league readiness.
I suppose the challenge we have is if we want to 'trade' 1 more big departure, do we let someone like O'Shea go now, only for someone to come in for Omari late in the window and our hands be tied on it? I can see that big departure happening very late in the window for that reason. |
O'shea is the one we need to keep,
Joe has just said were renegotiating with him great news,
So if say two clubs meet the release clause is it set at the 35m or can there be a bidding war, | | | |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 11:15 - Jun 19 with 946 views | baxterbasics |
| Oh delicious Omari. on 10:38 - Jun 19 by gsoly |
Just goes to show how hard it is to make an impact in a relegated team in the PL nowadays as well. Two months ago Town fans were writing Omari off, now he shows just how good he is surrounded by peers playing for much more established PL sides. |
See also Jaden Philogene. Last I saw him play for the U21s he was looking very handy. | |
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