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‘I’m really happy to be winging it again’

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2023

Omari Patrick speaks to John Lyons about his shock Sutton switch
By John Lyons

When Omari Patrick scored Carlisle’s late equaliser on their way to a penalty shoot-out play-off triumph against Stockport last season, most expected him to line up for the Cumbrians in League One this season.
Indeed, boss Paul Simpson, who had worked miracles to lead his side to the third tier, later insisted they’d made him a ‘very good offer’ on a two-year contract. However, he added that Patrick had ‘chosen to go’.
It was still something of a surprise, though, when the Slough-born attacker pitched up at Sut...

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