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Tyrese bid to hit goal trail

By Dave Flett

One-time Belgium Under-16 international Tyrese Omotoye has insisted that he is “ready” to become a regular EFL marksman for Forest Green Rovers.
The ex-Norwich forward freely admits that a Papa Johns Trophy hat-trick just two weeks after his 18th birthday fooled him into thinking that he’d be able to score for fun at League Two level.
Including that treble for the Canaries’ Under-21s in a 5-0 triumph at Newport, Omotoye has netted five times in cup competitions during his fledgling career – opening his account for Rovers in their 3-1 Carabao Cup defeat against Portsmouth ear...

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