Ken Oman

    • Position: Defender
    • Number: TBC
    • Age: 41 (28th July, 1982)

    Central defender Ken is one of the most experienced and decorated players in the league, joining Liam Buckley’s squad ahead of the 2014 season.

    Having gathered his initial football education at Rivermount, Oman’s career in the league started off thanks to former Saints boss Pete Mahon, who gave the Dubliner his chance at Bohemians – Oman making his début for the Gypsies in 2001 aged just 19.

    The defender left Bohemians at the end of the 2005 season to join Stephen Kenny’s Derry City. In his time at the Brandywell, Oman enjoyed great success with the Candystripes, winning 2 league cups and the 2006 FAI Cup having been part of a side that defeated the Saints 4-3 after extra time in the last final played in the old Lansdowne Road.

    Oman also gathered great experience of European football in his time with the Candystripes, having played a part in the side’s victories over IFK Goteborg and Scottish side Gretna in the 2006/07 Uefa Cup. Oman and Derry’s run that year would come to an end at the hands of European Giants Paris Saint-Germain, who could only beat the Foylesiders 2-0 on aggregate, including a 0-0 draw in the Brandywell.

    However in 2008 after Oman expressed a desire to move back to Dublin, he went back to his roots and re-joined Bohemians. In his second spell at the Phibsboro club, Oman again achieved much success, winning 2 league titles (2008, 2009), a League Cup and a Setanta Sports Cup – again another final in which Oman was part of the opposition against the Saints.

    However after losing the league title with Bohemians on goal difference to rivals Shamrock Rovers, Oman made the switch to the Hoops ahead of the 2011 season. There Oman stayed for three seasons – again adding further winners medals to his collection. In his final season with the Hoops though, Oman struggled with injuries and failed to get a clear injury-free run in the side.

    Having been released by the Hoops at the end of the season, Oman opted to join the Saints and will now compete for a place at the heart of the Saints’ defence with Kenny Browne, Derek Foran and Sean Hoare.


    Previous Clubs: Rivermont (Schoolboy), Bohemians (2001-2005), Derry City (2006-2007), Bohemians (2008-2010), Shamrock Rovers (2011-2013).

    Statistics (All Time)

    20

    Games

    1386

    Minutes

    0

    Goals

    6

    Yellow

    2

    Red

    Appearances (All Competitions)

    8

    League

    3

    FAI Cup

    0

    League Cup

    3

    Leinster Senior Cup

    1

    President's Cup

    1

    Europe

    Goals (All Competitions)

    0

    League

    0

    FAI Cup

    0

    League Cup

    0

    Leinster Senior Cup

    0

    President's Cup

    0

    Europe

    DateCompetitionHome TeamAway Team
    October, 17th 2014LeagueSt Patrick's Athletic0Athlone Town2REPORT
    September, 30th 2014LeagueSt Patrick's Athletic3Bohemians1REPORT
    September, 19th 2014LeagueBray Wanderers2St Patrick's Athletic4REPORT
    September, 12th 2014FAI CupSt Patrick's Athletic3Bohemians2REPORT
    September, 9th 2014Leinster Senior CupLongford Town1St Patrick's Athletic2REPORT
    August, 22nd 2014FAI CupSt Patrick's Athletic1Shelbourne1REPORT
    July, 16th 2014Champions LeagueLegia Warszawa1St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    July, 11th 2014LeagueBohemians1St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    June, 13th 2014LeagueDundalk0St Patrick's Athletic0REPORT
    June, 6th 2014FAI CupSt Patrick's CY0St Patrick's Athletic3REPORT
    May, 20th 2014Leinster Senior CupSt Patrick's Athletic1Shamrock Rovers0REPORT
    April, 14th 2014Setanta CupSt Patrick's Athletic1Sligo Rovers5REPORT
    March, 28th 2014LeagueDerry City0St Patrick's Athletic0REPORT
    March, 25th 2014Setanta CupSligo Rovers2St Patrick's Athletic0REPORT
    March, 14th 2014LeagueSt Patrick's Athletic3UCD2REPORT
    March, 10th 2014Setanta CupSt Patrick's Athletic5Ballinamallard United0REPORT
    March, 7th 2014LeagueCork City1St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    March, 2nd 2014President's CupSt Patrick's Athletic1Sligo Rovers0REPORT
    February, 24th 2014Setanta CupBallinamallard United0St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    February, 17th 2014Leinster Senior CupSt Patrick's Athletic2Dundalk1REPORT
    DateCompetitionHome TeamAway Team
    DateCompetitionHome TeamAway Team
    September, 9th 2014Leinster Senior CupLongford Town1St Patrick's Athletic2REPORT
    July, 16th 2014Leinster Senior CupLegia Warszawa1St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    June, 13th 2014LeagueDundalk0St Patrick's Athletic0REPORT
    March, 14th 2014LeagueSt Patrick's Athletic3UCD2REPORT
    March, 7th 2014LeagueCork City1St Patrick's Athletic1REPORT
    March, 2nd 2014LeagueSt Patrick's Athletic1Sligo Rovers0REPORT
    DateCompetitionHome TeamAway Team
    September, 19th 2014LeagueBray Wanderers2St Patrick's Athletic4REPORT
    June, 13th 2014LeagueDundalk0St Patrick's Athletic0REPORT

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