He's an embarrassment. Trying to justify a decision that is nothing other than financial by saying it's lack of regular first team opportunity.No he clearly throws a snide remark about being took out the team , we have eardrums , you're choosing to ignore it .. most aren't
Just another opposition player. Booing opposition players is always daft in any case, gives them a boostIf anyone claps O’hare it deserves lynching, not saying you have to boo him but dont applaud him
Agreed but booing him would be funny, reckon he’d call us all non-rascalsJust another opposition player. Booing opposition players is always daft in any case, gives them a boost
The worst ever was when Andy Morrell scored against us at the Ricoh. Loads of our fans clapped the goal. Fucking weird.
Couldn’t have put it better…Moral of the story........isn't greener other grass the side on
FFYBetter put have couldn’t it…
That's blatantly bollocks.Fuck him, he was going nowhere until MR rescued his career now he’s sticking the knife in?
The worst ever was when Andy Morrell scored against us at the Ricoh. Loads of our fans clapped the goal. Fucking weird.
I'm guessing you're a regular in Singer's Corner, right?I don't remember that goal. But on a general note if the opposition score a good goal I always clap it.
He was utter dross as well yet was weirdly lauded.The worst ever was when Andy Morrell scored against us at the Ricoh. Loads of our fans clapped the goal. Fucking weird.
I'm guessing you're a regular in Singer's Corner, right?
More likely there will be a spontaneous whole ground chant of it as ‘Look after him’ and ‘We looked after him’ boards are raised in the home and away end.100% people start crying when the Blunts sing his song at the CBS
Or we sitting well above them and play them off the park, singing ‘ it could have been you…..More likely there will be a spontaneous whole ground chant of it as ‘Look after him’ and ‘We looked after him’ boards are raised in the home and away end.
More likely there will be a spontaneous whole ground chant of it as ‘Look after him’ and ‘We looked after him’ boards are raised in the home and away end.
He was a free transfer though, so very little risk.Still say thanks for what he’s done for us over most of the 5 years, missed far more ‘sitters’ than most, when he first came back this year he was on fire, but that dropped off. If I was a Sheffield utd fan I would be worried that we have just signed someone who couldn’t get a regular start in a championship team that finished the season quite poorly after that interview.
good luck Cal, hope you have a better season than last except against us but your team finish at least 6 places below us!
COH suffered serious injury doing his job for the clubFrom Cal’s POV he got incredibly unlucky with his injury scuppering a move to a soon-to-be premier league side, then came back in great form and we lowballed him with the contract then benched him when he didn’t accept. It’s not hard to understand
He was utter dross as well yet was weirdly lauded.
Mcsheffrey too.The worst ever was when Andy Morrell scored against us at the Ricoh. Loads of our fans clapped the goal. Fucking weird.
I blame the banning of letting the mascots have a pretend scrap and goading opposition fans.
Unbelievably, the MLS thing is actually not far from the truth at all...I don't know why this has been taken as gospel from Dawkins. The same man who claimed callum turned down 100 grand a week in the MLS.
To go to Sheffield
The offer was 18k a week and he still turned his nose up
The frustrating thing in that respect is that the 'plan' was, I believe, flog O'Hare to Burnley for £5mil, spend the £850k on Rudoni as his replacement.Don't think he said anything particularly wrong there, people getting worked up unnecessarily.
He was put on the spot and let's face it he's not the most articulate lad.
During his time here he was an immensely positive force overall and i wish him well but the fact is the club has probably moved on beyond him now and I genuinely believe that in Rudoni we've got a far better player to see us through the next few years.
When did Bigi help us move up a rung of the ladder?Mark McNulty, Doyle, Bigi etc are players that were never really good enough to get us to the premier league but in the league that we were in they played their part in helping move us up a rung of the ladder. For that reason they will be remembered for their influence in helping getting us to where we are now
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