| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? 14:06 - Jul 18 with 1002 views | Matt_Netherlands |
Delap or Omari? (Assuming the move happens.)
Delap:
Fewer out and out number nine rivals for a place
Likely to be second choice striker this season so possibly limited minutes
Will his decision not to play the euros be looked at negatively?
Omari:
You’d expect him to have more game time at Brentford - a regular starter?
Shone at the Euros this summer
Saka seems to have that RW position nailed on, but a good season for Omari coukd push him ahead of someone like Bowen
You’d think Delap is much more likely, but a good season for Omari could make him a wildcard option.
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 14:12 - Jul 18 with 958 views | J2BLUE |
Delap. Looks a much easier path into the squad. Especially if he just has to get past Toney who might well be scoring goals but it's not exactly in an A league. |  |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 14:17 - Jul 18 with 927 views | JimmyJazz |
Neither. Delap will have limited minutes and a few red cards. Omari will be in a relegated team |  |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 14:20 - Jul 18 with 897 views | NedPlimpton |
We really are lacking in the striker dept
Kane, Watkins, Solanke, Toney then you'd have to say Delap is next in line
I guess a lot will depend on how much game time he gets and whether someone else comes good. Calvert-Lewin could regain some form moving away from Everton? Genuinely struggling to think of anyone else without scraping the barrel or opting for someone with very questionable morals (that's obviously putting it very lightly) |  | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 14:51 - Jul 18 with 805 views | Ftnfwest |
Not the time to be up and coming in terms of getting international places. I don't see England's personnel changing much at all over the next year. Tuchel seems to have his ideas on players whether we agree with him or not, he's got his remit to the end of the WC it seems and that's it probably. |  | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 18:47 - Jul 18 with 619 views | stonojnr |
Unless either player has an outstanding season, I dont really see either being picked. I think the England manager has already set his stall out in terms of team and probably squad and knows who he wants and neither player are on his radar. |  | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 18:53 - Jul 18 with 589 views | Metal_Hacker |
Would be very supposed to see either on the plane
Maybe the year after if there was a tournament but I think this’ll come too early |  |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 18:55 - Jul 18 with 583 views | football |
Neither
Delap's minutes don't look great given who Chelsea have signed and that the England manager doesn't seem to like new people and sticks with the old guard
Omari - a few years off and several ahead of him | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 18:56 - Jul 18 with 577 views | OldFart71 |
My guess would be neither. If Omari goes to Brentford they may struggle and whilst he had a decent Premier League he wasn't outstanding.
Delap has more of a chance but that also depends on whether he plays many games for Chelsea. | | | |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 19:06 - Jul 18 with 533 views | southnorfolkblue |
Delap has a lot less competition in terms of position and playing for Chelsea will put him firmly in the frame.
Omari has some very stiff competition.
Delap for me | |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 19:57 - Jul 18 with 437 views | muccletonjoe |
Neither have any chance whatsoever |  | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 19:59 - Jul 18 with 423 views | NedPlimpton |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 19:57 - Jul 18 by muccletonjoe |
Neither have any chance whatsoever |
That's obviously not true. Delap has already trained with the full England squad! | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 22:43 - Jul 18 with 312 views | gainsboroughblue |
Was it Delap's decision to not play the Euros?
I thought it was Chelsea's so he could go to the CWC.
Happy to be corrected if not. |  |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 22:49 - Jul 18 with 293 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 19:57 - Jul 18 by muccletonjoe |
Neither have any chance whatsoever |
I'd be willing to bet Delap will feature and do well for Chelsea this season. He has a chance. |  | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 22:49 - Jul 18 with 294 views | ArnieM |
Neither are currently good enough. |  |
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| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 22:57 - Jul 18 with 280 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
Depending on how Tuchel wants to play it, there are plenty of LW, RW and 10 options ahead of Omari:
Saka
Eze
Gordon
Grealish
Foden
Palmer
If all of the above were injured at once, would Omari be ahead of Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho, for example? | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 23:01 - Jul 18 with 274 views | itfc48 |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 22:57 - Jul 18 by ArnoldMoorhen |
Depending on how Tuchel wants to play it, there are plenty of LW, RW and 10 options ahead of Omari:
Saka
Eze
Gordon
Grealish
Foden
Palmer
If all of the above were injured at once, would Omari be ahead of Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho, for example? |
Also Bowen and Madueke. He’d need a ridiculous season and a few injuries elsewhere. | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 23:06 - Jul 18 with 263 views | boysof1981 |
To be honest I couldn’t care. Neither will be Ipswich players. Plus Omari would need one hell of a season to be even considered, and I can see Brentford struggling with KA in charge and their best players already gone. | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 23:32 - Jul 18 with 215 views | Smoresy |
Don't see Omari getting close:
Madueke and Saka to definitely stay ahead. Bowen is a good deal ahead right now and predict he'll stay there. Nwaneri may have an outside chance (hard to know how a teenager may accelerate their progression, or not). Foden, Rogers, Gibbs-White and Palmer would sooner be pushed out wide IMO.
Give Delap a decent outside chance, although I rate Joao Pedro higher and so agree on the playing time issue:
Toney received very limited minutes in the previous squad and we aren't blessed with 9 options, as you say. Looks like Kane & Watkins +1, and an injury to either opens the door that much wider. Solanke could have a good season. No other names rolling off the tongue. | | | |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 23:39 - Jul 18 with 198 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| Who is more likely to be on the plane to the USA next June? on 23:32 - Jul 18 by Smoresy |
Don't see Omari getting close:
Madueke and Saka to definitely stay ahead. Bowen is a good deal ahead right now and predict he'll stay there. Nwaneri may have an outside chance (hard to know how a teenager may accelerate their progression, or not). Foden, Rogers, Gibbs-White and Palmer would sooner be pushed out wide IMO.
Give Delap a decent outside chance, although I rate Joao Pedro higher and so agree on the playing time issue:
Toney received very limited minutes in the previous squad and we aren't blessed with 9 options, as you say. Looks like Kane & Watkins +1, and an injury to either opens the door that much wider. Solanke could have a good season. No other names rolling off the tongue. |
Delap could be played as Wide Right marauder by Chelsea alongside Pedro, too. Sort of like if Jon Walters was Bruce Banner and Liam Delap was his Hulk alter ego. Or maybe that should be his Hull alter ego.
He has two routes to First Team minutes. | | | |
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