COH didn’t want to sign one then - he’s said as much because he knew if he hit form after his injury he’d have Premiership interest.
If he got injured again, he probably knew we’d renew his contract as we did with JJ.
With 18 months left on his contract at the time of the injury, it was a lose-lose situation for the club. The caveat being promotion.
Not really had the opportunity has he?Why are people thinking O'Hare has downed tools? His form was great for a few weeks and has just taken a dip. That just what happens to player at this level isn't it.
It's not like he was massively consistent prior to the injury was he?
More likely that he was just in a bit of a purple patch from Jan to Feb
Or that he was in the shop window to get some offers which he now has and so can dial it down.Why are people thinking O'Hare has downed tools? His form was great for a few weeks and has just taken a dip. That just what happens to player at this level isn't it.
It's not like he was massively consistent prior to the injury was he?
More likely that he was just in a bit of a purple patch from Jan to Feb
Doubt that, but if he did it's a risky tactic. Potential suitors will surly take attitude into consideration when making any offer.Or that he was in the shop window to get some offers which he now has and so can dial it down.
It’s more of a risk to keep pushing yourself to the limit and then get an injury which scuppers all the offers. He obviously won’t do anything unprofessional but it makes little sense to bust a gut at this stage.Doubt that, but if he did it's a risky tactic. Potential suitors will surly take attitude into consideration when making any offer.
O'Hare's situation is nothing like the Liv golfers. If he moves it will almost certainly because he believes it will further his career, which is entirely understandable if you take away our bias as supporters of the club.It’s like the liv golf argument - players signing for one off £100 million fees or whatever it is, then saying ‘I’m thinking about my family’s security etc etc’
cos the 50 million they’ve already earned in their careers isn’t enough?
having said that, the Callum o’hares of this world aren’t going to be earning the same sort of money as some prem players, so the chance to double or triple (or more) what he’s on here you can’t really blame him, as we won’t be offering any/much more than £20k a week I wouldn’t think.
Then it’s about how wisely they invest it - or so they don’t blow it.
Unless he moves to the Saudi league of courseO'Hare's situation is nothing like the Liv golfers. If he moves it will almost certainly because he believes it will further his career, which is entirely understandable if you take away our bias as supporters of the club.
It's absolutely not like taking money to enable sports washing by a murderous regime.
Would we want him then?I get the impression it’s the league he plays in that matters more than the money. Which is why if we were promoted he might well sign.
If we got promoted and offered him 25k a week do you think he'd stay ?I get the impression it’s the league he plays in that matters more than the money. Which is why if we were promoted he might well sign.
ProbablyIf we got promoted and offered him 25k a week do you think he'd stay ?
It's the money
Well no Cos they'd all get an uplift anyway?If we got promoted and offered him 25k a week do you think he'd stay ?
It's the money
Saddlebrains reckons he's already decided where he's going despite us having a reasonable chance of promotionIf we got promoted and offered him 25k a week do you think he'd stay ?
It's the money
If we got promoted and offered him 25k a week do you think he'd stay ?
It's the money
The point I’m making about liv is not about the Saudi regime thing, or even O’hare specifically, I was reacting to a couple of posts about wages and being able to retire when you’ve been on 20k a week for ages. That’s ridiculous money as it is.O'Hare's situation is nothing like the Liv golfers. If he moves it will almost certainly because he believes it will further his career, which is entirely understandable if you take away our bias as supporters of the club.
It's absolutely not like taking money to enable sports washing by a murderous regime.
Way he’s been playing as well, very much for himself in contrast to previous seasons.
Great article… his enthusiasm comes across. There is no way he’s not giving his all for us. To say he has downed tools is just daft!! He just comes across as a genuinely nice lad…. Albeit with a very odd accent.Coventry’s Callum O’Hare: ‘I was stuck in bed for two months unable to move, it was horrible’
Before FA Cup quarter-final the midfielder discusses Wembley, playing Gaelic football and still practising in the park with his dadwww.theguardian.com
Do all.people from Solihull speak with a dis and dat accent ?Great article… his enthusiasm comes across. There is no way he’s not giving his all for us. To say he has downed tools is just daft!! He just comes across as a genuinely nice lad…. Albeit with a very odd accent.
Do all.people from Solihull speak with a dis and dat accent ?
He’s scored goals and created more chances than before - you don’t half spout some nonsense
Dats a very good question!Do all.people from Solihull speak with a dis and dat accent ?
And here's me thinking he just wanted to sound like Ali G.Jasper Carrot used to joke that Chelmsley Wood had tried to rebrand itself as "North Solihull" so they speak like that there
DickBanter? Or confirmation?View attachment 34536
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