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I don't see anything special in Tomas Kalas. He's an average utility defender who can play CB/RB/LB...and i'm guessing he'll end up like Michael Mancienne...loan spell after loan spell before we eventually sell him off to some German club.

Someone who's been a starter in the Dutch 1st division since the age of 18 isn't anything special? Wow, I guess he has to be fucking Messi to be considered a good prospect.

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Didn't really class him as talented when he was first signed but I watched him in the AFCON and he was immense.

Good CB with great positioning, decision making and tackling. Very composed when hes distributing the ball out from the back. Seems likely that he could go on loan to a PL club next year, looks ready for it physically and after such performances in the AFCON I wouldn't be surprised.

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The Nigerian teenager has become a integral
part of Eredivisie outfit ADO Den Haag since moving on loan in January
and his recent form may see him called up to his national side. Could he
make the grade at the Bridge?


In recent years Chelsea have used the Eredivisie with great effect
regarding loan deals for their young talent with Alex, Slobodan
Rajkovic, Gael Kakuta, Patrick van Aanholt and Matej Delac just a few
examples of players to go to Holland to gain first team experience with
varying levels of success.


At the moment however there is a new kid on the block who is
causing a stir in the Dutch top division in the form of Nigerian
youngster Kenneth Omeruo. At just 18-years-old he cemented a place in
the ADO Den Haag side last season during a late loan spell that has been
continued into this season.


He is known in Holland for his strong physical presence that is
visible in his already firmly established 6ft 2in frame and stocky
chest. Also lightning fast he can operate at both right full back and at
the heart of defense.


Not to mention he has also proved himself a dangerous goal threat
with his aerial ability a massive bonus and his recent assured
performances against Heerenveen in particular has seen him earmarked for
a full international call-up.


He was signed for an undisclosed fee from Standard Liege in
January before being immediately shipped out to ADO and now his career
seems to be on an upward trend with a potential place in the Chelsea
first team on the horizon.

Here is a kid that makes great sense to keep him at ADO for another year or so.

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The Nigerian teenager has become a integral

part of Eredivisie outfit ADO Den Haag since moving on loan in January

and his recent form may see him called up to his national side. Could he

make the grade at the Bridge?

In recent years Chelsea have used the Eredivisie with great effect

regarding loan deals for their young talent with Alex, Slobodan

Rajkovic, Gael Kakuta, Patrick van Aanholt and Matej Delac just a few

examples of players to go to Holland to gain first team experience with

varying levels of success.

At the moment however there is a new kid on the block who is

causing a stir in the Dutch top division in the form of Nigerian

youngster Kenneth Omeruo. At just 18-years-old he cemented a place in

the ADO Den Haag side last season during a late loan spell that has been

continued into this season.

He is known in Holland for his strong physical presence that is

visible in his already firmly established 6ft 2in frame and stocky

chest. Also lightning fast he can operate at both right full back and at

the heart of defense.

Not to mention he has also proved himself a dangerous goal threat

with his aerial ability a massive bonus and his recent assured

performances against Heerenveen in particular has seen him earmarked for

a full international call-up.

He was signed for an undisclosed fee from Standard Liege in

January before being immediately shipped out to ADO and now his career

seems to be on an upward trend with a potential place in the Chelsea

first team on the horizon.

Here is a kid that makes great sense to keep him at ADO for another year or so.

So is this one of those loan moves that you find 'fucking baffling'? :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

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Since I have no desire to pound him any longer, I would like to apologize for any inconvenience that I had caused here.

The other day I saw Kenneth play, he sure looks pretty promising. Hopefully, soon he may get his chance to prove himself at Stamford Bridge.

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oh my god you two please stop with the internet fighting it's getting annoying

The guy constantly criticises the club and then makes statements like all our loans are 'fucking baffling'. He's either trolling and needs to go back to RAWK or he's genuinely clueless.

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Never understood the issue of work permits in the UK. I mean if we want to hire him and he wants to work for us, where is the problem?!

Anyway, on Omerou, I think he'll be with us in preseason in the summer and then the manager (whoever he turns out to be) will decide if should loan him out or not.

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