| Be kind 13:47 - Aug 3 with 2511 views | BlacknGoldnBlue |
KM said, “Omari, with the speculation around his future at the moment, he didn’t feel mentally in the right place to come for the game."
Remember words can hurt and we don't know everything. In a country where men's mental health is damaging and killing men, perhaps we all need to take a breath and be more measured in our response. Remember that this is a sport we enjoy following, and while we may become tribal about the club, we must remember that we, like those employed by the club, are humans with complicated lives and different pressures and means of dealing with them. |  |
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| Be kind on 23:13 - Aug 3 with 119 views | WeWereZombies |
| Be kind on 23:01 - Aug 3 by tonybied |
Is he still going to be eligible for the U21s in the coming season? |
I think so, see my post of 18:42 earlier this evening. No one has challenged that yet, which is a bit of a surprise considering how often I get the rules wrong. |  |
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| Be kind on 23:30 - Aug 3 with 82 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| Be kind on 23:13 - Aug 3 by WeWereZombies |
I think so, see my post of 18:42 earlier this evening. No one has challenged that yet, which is a bit of a surprise considering how often I get the rules wrong. |
No he doesn’t. Qualification is based on a full competition cycle, so that players who qualify/play for the team in the early qualifying game don’t become ineligible before the final. This is why you have 23yr olds who played in the 2025 U21 finals - the cycle began 2 years ago.
This cycle terminated on the conclusion of the 2025 U21s finals, so Omari no longer qualifies for the England U21s |  | | |
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