17 Facts About Ken Oman

Kenneth Oman was born on 29 July 1982 and is an Irish retired footballer who played as a defender.

Ken Oman relocated to Derry in an attempt to secure regular first team football.

Ken Oman struggled to find form on his return to Bohemians and despite winning a League of Ireland winners medal, he found it difficult to displace the central defensive pairing of Jason McGuinness and Liam Burns.

Ken Oman started the 2009 season on the bench but eventually found a first team place as a result of McGuinness being suspended.

Ken Oman finished the season with two more winners medals as Bohemians reclaimed the league title and defeated Waterford United in the final of the League of Ireland Cup.

Ken Oman was voted onto the PFAI team of the year for 2009.

Bohemians and Ken Oman parted ways after the 2010 season came to an end.

Ken Oman made his League debut for the Hoops in the opening night win over Dundalk.

Ken Oman went on to make 20 league appearances as Rovers claimed the 2011 League title.

Ken Oman re-signed for the Hoops in 2012 and played in 19 league games, scoring three times, as Shamrock Rovers finished fourth in the league.

In 2013 Ken Oman made 18 league appearances as the Hoops finished a disappointing fifth in the league.

Ken Oman was released by Shamrock Rovers at the end of the 2013 season and signed for St Patrick's Athletic in November 2013.

Ken Oman made nine appearances for the Inchicore side, picking up two red cards in the process, as St Pats claimed third place in the 2014 league table.

In February 2015, free agent Ken Oman joined NIFL Premiership side Portadown on an 18-Month contract.

Ken Oman was extradited to Northern Ireland over the charges, however it was later reported that he voluntarily surrendered himself to the authorities.

Ken Oman admitted elbowing opponent Caoimhin Bonner in the mouth while playing for Portadown against Cliftonville in 2016.

At the time of his conviction, Ken Oman was working as a taxi driver in Dublin.