Callum O'Hare (7 Viewers)

Terry Gibson's perm

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Lost a bit of respect for him at the Preston game when my lad was mascot he came in a side door and wouldn’t come and meet the youngsters, there were a lot of kids disappointed he was one of the ones they were really excited about nearly as much as Wright.
 

SkyblueTexan

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His performances tailed off after the Norwich game. If the Prem is his next stop j don’t know if he’ll be successful tbh.
 

Domo

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its a similar move to gus isnt it, take a easy step into the prem, fingers crossed you stay up, if not, fingers crossed you get a move to another PL team.

Think gus will move on?
 

skyblue025

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Callum has left the building. He will go down more as an exciting player rather than a great p!ayer, often flattered to deceive but got us out of our seats almost every game. Good luck going forward. I don't see him as a Premier league regular but who knows.

We had O'Hare, Callum O'Hare
He's leaving on a free
The Solihull Messi
Goodbye Callum O'Hare
 

shmmeee

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Fun to watch, spoiled his legacy here with switching off and generally believing his own hype a bit too much. Showed he can be unplayable, then just chose not to be, which grates.

We need someone with a better end product there, comparing him to similar in other teams they all seem to have a bit more than just dribbling to their game, weight of pass, vision, shooting ability.
 

Liquid Gold

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Lot of fuss for a 10 that has only scored 17 league goals in 5 years.

I’d be very disappointed if our replacement was giving us 3.4 goals per season over his contract.

I don’t give a shit if he has a wig and a boombox.
 

long way home

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Good player, seemed to bring good energy to the group and goes with most fans good wishes. No point going at him, i think he deserves a crack at a higher level if he gets the chance.

Its time for all to move on, i have enjoyed watching him. Good luck to him going forward
 

Otis

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Unfortunately he is way short of what is required if we want to be right at the top end of this league. Someone on here summed him up perfectly the other day. Never seen him play well for more than 45 minutes.
To be fair, this season, that could be labelled at the whole team couldn't it.

How many times have we only played well for one half of the two?
 

Deity

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saying goodbye to our best player for the second season in a row. Wonderful to see @PVA
Not even in the top 3 of our best players and there would be Sheaf, Simms, Wright, MVE, Tats, Thomas, Eccles, Bidders all ahead of him for player of THIS season.

I like CoH and pre injury he was certainly one of our top 3 along with Vik and Hamer but his contribution over the last 2 seasons has been minimal ( the odd match apart ) and we will carry on with our yr on yr progress without him.
 

Otis

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I have said this many a time, we just don't know what goes on behind the scenes at the club a lot of the time.

If Saddlebrains is right in saying O'Hare started doing the whole Billy Big Bollocks thing, then it makes sense for that period when Robins kept picking Palmer ahead of O'Hare and maybe all the "Robins doesn't know what he's doing" posts at the time now look misplaced.
 

Grendel

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I have said this many a time, we just don't know what goes on behind the scenes at the club a lot of the time.

If Saddlebrains is right in saying O'Hare started doing the whole Billy Big Bollocks thing, then it makes sense for that period when Robins kept picking Palmer ahead of O'Hare and maybe all the "Robins doesn't know what he's doing" posts at the time now look misplaced.

But we don’t know it’s true do we? Dont see how it’s misplaced anyway - you play the best players
 

Otis

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But we don’t know it’s true do we? Dont see how it’s misplaced anyway - you play the best players
I did say IF. It would fit in with why Palmer kept getting in, in front of him.

I am not sure if is true, but it would make sense if so

And you don't always play your best players if their attitude isn't right, because it can be detrimental to the team.
 

Otis

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And if your “best” player is playing shit because hes off, he’s no longer your best player.

Hope the summer is long enough for you to get over this. I remember Kevin Gallacher leaving when I was about 9, tough times.
Still suffering, Shmmeee?
 

CCFCSteve

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And if your “best” player is playing shit because hes off, he’s no longer your best player.

Hope the summer is long enough for you to get over this. I remember Kevin Gallacher leaving when I was about 9, tough times.

Haha, I used to adore Gallagher as a kid. Was also gutted he left

I weirdly felt a little emotional when we were signing ‘we’ve got ohare’ after the game when he came over to the corner. Whatever’s happened he had a special connection with the fans and was an important part of our rise/progression

I’ve knocked our fans a few times recently (more the gobby minority) but was proud of the reaction yesterday, which was a classy send off for a player who’s obviously chosen to move on against the clubs wishes. Sure it was noted by the other players as well
 

Offhegoes

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And if your “best” player is playing shit because hes off, he’s no longer your best player.

Hope the summer is long enough for you to get over this. I remember Kevin Gallacher leaving when I was about 9, tough times.
Crushing. Club tried to big up the fact we got Roy Wegerle ( who was admittedly good) in exchange, but Gallagher was a legend.
 

JimmyHillsbeard

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No. After 1990/1991 NY had a new Mayor and he was draconian on crime, he was very right wing and exactly what London needs. Manhattan was ultra safe.
Now it is a crime riddled infested toilet, in fact the US outside of southern states such as Florida seems in a mess at the moment, what the fuck is going on at the universities beggars belief. They need Trump desperately.


Like Trump you could do with a basic fact checker

The mayor from 1990-94 was David Dinkins a Democrat, who took over from another democrat Ed Koch who had been the mayor for 12 years. Neither were remotely right wing.

In 1994 Rudi Guiliani became mayor. Guiliani was a Republican lawyer who had (and obvs still has) a very high profile in the media but the city fared badly during his stint (which of course included 9/11).

The biggest transformation of the city came under the 12 year reign of the next mayor, Michael Bloomberg who was first elected as a Republican but switched to an “independent” six years later. Bloomberg refused to take a mayoral salary and was responsible for a strict zero tolerance policy which cracked down on prostitution and drug-related crime in places like Times Square. The city was absolutely transformed during his reign and the centre and tourist areas became much safer places. Hell’s Kitchen successfully rebranded itself as Midtown for example. Of course many critics point out that his zero tolerance policy may have just displaced social problems into less heavily policed areas and the gentrification of many neighbourhoods with brownstone step buildings in the city may have hollowed out some long standing communities and pushed them further into poverty.
 

usskyblue

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Very, very punchable face. Cocky little rat. Good luck finding a career once you turn 32. Little prick.
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chilled

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Haha, I used to adore Gallagher as a kid. Was also gutted he left

I weirdly felt a little emotional when we were signing ‘we’ve got ohare’ after the game when he came over to the corner. Whatever’s happened he had a special connection with the fans and was an important part of our rise/progression

I’ve knocked our fans a few times recently (more the gobby minority) but was proud of the reaction yesterday, which was a classy send off for a player who’s obviously chosen to move on against the clubs wishes. Sure it was noted by the other players as well
I've got no beef with coh leaving , just can't stand that he's giving nothing back to the club that nursed him through a seasons injury & gave him the platform to thrive....could have signed a deal with a buy out clause..but chose to look after himself and sod the club.
As far as I'm concerned , clear off !! And Callum who
 

Bristol sky blue

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Cost us nothing, and apart for his 12 months out with injury, I reckon it was a great deal for us. With his previous ACL injury, I certainly don't blame him for wanting to safeguard his future and wish him well for the future.
Finally, I trust in our scouting network to find a gem of a replacement .
Well said. Really don't understand bitterness towards him. We have been good for him, he has been good for us. A big signing on fee will secure his financial future if he is sensible and I don't blame him for taking it after recovering from a serious injury. We move on - and I agree with you that our recruitment team is likely to unearth another gem.

PS Admit he does have a bit of smugness about him though :)
 

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