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Josh Onomah
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danielneeds
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Hull would toughen him up a bit. Also City of Culture in 2017, so he could take in a bit or art and music...
TheHoddleWaddle
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A loan makes a lot of sense and it will hopefully allow him to cement his best position... hopefully central midfield and not as a wide forward/midfielder
ljinko888
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5 months away where he will be given first team chances - a genuine opportunity given Hull are on their knees unlike when Pritchard went to West Brom.
He needs to get on the pitch more and it's not happening now at Spurs. Winks took his window of opportunity, unfortunately Josh hasn't but he's a talent and as I say, 5 months in a different environment may be the making of him.
He needs to get on the pitch more and it's not happening now at Spurs. Winks took his window of opportunity, unfortunately Josh hasn't but he's a talent and as I say, 5 months in a different environment may be the making of him.
danielneeds
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Why? What would he learn? A team fighting for its life could teach him so much more about the game.
daehanmingook
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I agree, there's so much valuable experience to be had there, especially mentality wise
dontcallme
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He needs a team that will take a chance on a young player.
Hull are short of numbers and their board don't want to spend so could be a good option.
Outside of Hull I can only imagine the Championship is a place he can get game time. QPR are struggling though I wonder about the atmosphere in the club. Norwich play decent football and have lost their way.
Hull are short of numbers and their board don't want to spend so could be a good option.
Outside of Hull I can only imagine the Championship is a place he can get game time. QPR are struggling though I wonder about the atmosphere in the club. Norwich play decent football and have lost their way.
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From what I've seen of him this year, he is has not taken his opportunity to force his way into Poch's starting X1. Based on this and his apparent need to build up confidence and strength, a loan spell to a reasonable football playing championship team would benefit all concerned.
nightgoat
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Going to Norwich would be a bad move at the moment, it's poison there. They're mid table and way off the pace when the fans expected an immediate return to the PL. not the ideal place for a young player on loan.
dontcallme
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Maybe, good friend of mine is a Norwich fan and wants them to bolster their choices in midfield. Whether Onomah would be a fit there or be used I have no idea.
Tucker
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That's not always a bad thing. As long as he can force his way into a team and play well and get experience, I don't mind if there's bad shit happening to that team. It's good for a young player to experience adversity and to see what it's like when the world isn't a bed of roses.
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