I'm not sure that O'Hare comes into that category.
He also was unfit for 18 months and left at the first opportunity he got afterwardsPeople are forgetting a few things, then. He's given us some huge moments and memories that are a big part of where we are right now.
Played a big role vs. Wolves, Man Utd, Leicester which we'll all remember and which raised the profile of the club a sh*tload.
Had a good season before his injury - look at Vik's goal compilation if you need a reminder - which set us up for the season that followed.
I'm not advocating giving him a guard of honour when he plays against us but FFS, some of the history editing I'm reading is a bit pathetic.
He also was unfit for 18 months and left at the first opportunity he got afterwards
He also was unfit for 18 months and left at the first opportunity he got afterwards
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.
I'm not sure that O'Hare comes into that category. He's technically a better player than any player we had before we gained promotion to the championship but his contribution to our continued success wasn't enduring enough. He needed a other season and decided against it. For that reason, despite his rapport with singers' corner, he'll never be particularly remembered as someone who made any particular contribution to our promotion, should that happen..
He played a huge part in our promotion to the Championship and was our player of the year in our first year up.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.
I'm not sure that O'Hare comes into that category. He's technically a better player than any player we had before we gained promotion to the championship but his contribution to our continued success wasn't enduring enough. He needed a other season and decided against it. For that reason, despite his rapport with singers' corner, he'll never be particularly remembered as someone who made any particular contribution to our promotion, should that happen..
People are forgetting a few things, then. He's given us some huge moments and memories that are a big part of where we are right now.
Played a big role vs. Wolves, Man Utd, Leicester which we'll all remember and which raised the profile of the club a sh*tload.
Had a good season before his injury - look at Vik's goal compilation if you need a reminder - which set us up for the season that followed.
I'm not advocating giving him a guard of honour when he plays against us but FFS, some of the history editing I'm reading is a bit pathetic.
Sure , but our best season he was injuredHe played a huge part in our promotion to the Championship and was our player of the year in our first year up.
He's played a big part in where we are now. To imply otherwise is sulky revisionism.
Look after him, look after him Sheff UtdOr we sitting well above them and play them off the park, singing ‘ it could have been you…..
There is definitely some of that going on, but it isn’t unfair to say that our run to the playoff final was mostly done in his absence and aside from a few months last season his form was poor.or massively unlucky with a horrible injury, before which he was probably the fittest and most durable player in the squad. 'Unfit' - have a f*cking day off.
Edit: are we gonna pretend he didn't finish a game with his head split open pissing blood? so much 'she wasn't that fit anyway!' going on here it's tragic.
Look after him, look after him Sheff Utd
Look after him, look after him I say
Look after him, look after him Sheff Utd
Be careful he don’t join Wednesday
There is definitely some of that going on, but it isn’t unfair to say that our run to the playoff final was mostly done in his absence and aside from a few months last season his form was poor.
Nobody is taking the ‘not that fit anyway’ lines with Gyökeres who let’s be honest was probably the best player we’ve had since 2001.
He'll be forgotten by the end of August.He played a huge part in our promotion to the Championship and was our player of the year in our first year up.
He's played a big part in where we are now. To imply otherwise is sulky revisionism.
BigiMark 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.
I'm not sure that O'Hare comes into that category. He's technically a better player than any player we had before we gained promotion to the championship but his contribution to our continued success wasn't enduring enough. He needed a other season and decided against it. For that reason, despite his rapport with singers' corner, he'll never be particularly remembered as someone who made any particular contribution to our promotion, should that happen..
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This thread will still be going by the end of August.He'll be forgotten by the end of August.
Agree with this but he’s left the building for a Yornshire club that is as bleak as Boldricks gusset . I won’t boo him , I just feel sorry for him , he obviously has a issue with common sense and ambition.People are forgetting a few things, then. He's given us some huge moments and memories that are a big part of where we are right now.
Played a big role vs. Wolves, Man Utd, Leicester which we'll all remember and which raised the profile of the club a sh*tload.
Had a good season before his injury - look at Vik's goal compilation if you need a reminder - which set us up for the season that followed.
I'm not advocating giving him a guard of honour when he plays against us but FFS, some of the history editing I'm reading is a bit pathetic.
you just contributed, that's why it's fuckin top.Opens SBT....
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Nobody is taking the ‘not that fit anyway’ lines with Gyökeres who let’s be honest was probably the best player we’ve had since 2001.
Agreed. Equally, COH has been overrated sections of the support. His impact past February wasn’t where you’d expect a ‘premiership quality’ player to be at. Yet, I’m in two minds on whether that because he didn’t have a full preseason or not.or massively unlucky with a horrible injury, before which he was probably the fittest and most durable player in the squad. 'Unfit' - have a f*cking day off.
Edit: are we gonna pretend he didn't finish a game with his head split open pissing blood? so much 'she wasn't that fit anyway!' going on here it's tragic.
He as thick as pig shit.Agree with this but he’s left the building for a Yornshire club that is as bleak as Boldricks gusset . I won’t boo him , I just feel sorry for him , he obviously has a issue with common sense and ambition.
Maybe he’s just a realist and understands his first team minutes would have been limited or injury dependent.. I won’t boo him , I just feel sorry for him , he obviously has an issue with common sense and ambition.
COH suffered serious injury doing his job for the club
I can never understand why some fans then expect the player to be grateful for being paid during the course of their contract while they are out of action as a result
Putting aside the pain and discomfort of the injury, subsequent operation and rehab players talk of the despair they feel in such circumstances
He also missed out on the chance of a PL contract as a result - for which we would have also received a substantial transfer fee
The whole thing was very sad
He'll be forgotten by the end of August.
Not really off work when the player is in every day doing rehabNot many people get a year off work on full pay for work related illness TBF
It is Pete. His job is to play matches.Not really off work when the player is in every day doing rehab
Not really off work when the player is in every day doing rehab
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