Skybluefaz
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I'm not saying he wouldn't?
I'm not saying he wouldn't?Brilliant idea! I'm sure Mark Robins would never have thought of that!
Saw that earlier!.... for an attacking midfielder the bottom two are unbelievable!
I think mine might. I never listenWait, your Mrs is prepared to talk about football?
He’s a top player, it’s unbelievable that he still comes in for criticism by sections of our fan base. He’s easily our best player and has the most potential.
He’s a top player, it’s unbelievable that he still comes in for criticism by sections of our fan base. He’s easily our best player and has the most potential.
His end product will come with time but if it didn’t need to develop he wouldn’t be playing for us now.Agreed. I can understand people’s frustrations with his finishing/end product sometimes (I share those frustrations !), but he’s still a young lad and as most would agree, if he has those two things nailed, he’s not scrapping around the bottom of the Championship with us
You don’t always see talented players with a great work ethic, yet you get that with COH... we’re lucky to have him.
O’Hare is work in progress. If we stay up then he will be an even better play for us next season. He does everything right but needs to increase his assist and goal ratio in his position. Once he does that he will be back in the premiership. The analysts compare him to Mason Mount.
I think Hamer could be mentally & physically fatigued. He covers so much ground and seems to have a passion for the game that it’s bound to take its toll. There’s still a good player there, who has worked hard at adapting to the EFLO’Hare is our most valuable asset. I thought Hamer would be our star player but after a great start he’s been pretty average for us.
I think Hamer could be mentally & physically fatigued. He covers so much ground and seems to have a passion for the game that it’s bound to take its toll. There’s still a good player there, who has worked hard at adapting to the EFL
There's a change in living environment for Hamer and adapting to English football. All are significant changes, which do take time to adapt. O'Hare is with the same club, living in the same house, etc.. and used to the routinesWhy would he be more fatigued than O'Hare? They're a similar age and Hamer has played more first team games
We all have different levels of fitness naturally. O'Hare seems exceptional in this regard.Why would he be more fatigued than O'Hare? They're a similar age and Hamer has played more first team games
We all have different levels of fitness naturally. O'Hare seems exceptional in this regard.
100% agreed. If he adds more goals and assists to his game, he would be considered one of the best players in the league.
He’s only really been a starter for us for 1 and a half seasons and has developed really well in that time too.
We just need to stay up this season, returning back to the RICOH should provide a nice boost both psychologically and financially.
Decent thread here. Worth reading the further tweets on the thread,as there are some decent stats on show.
5 assists in the last 7 home games now. He’s really stepped his final ball up.
5 assists in the last 7 home games now. He’s really stepped his final ball up.
His xG and xA stats show that he has the ability to put up monster numbers next season. I actually think we’re still figuring out how best to deploy him - he’s not the kind of attacking midfielder who can dictate a game on his own, but his insane work rate and direct running means he can make things miserable for teams who struggle with a high press, and we’ve seen against Brentford and Derby how effective that can be.
Personally I think Villa released him for a reason and I don’t think he’ll become a Premier League regular. But that just means we get at least a season or two more of him. He’s done much better than I thought he would at the start of the year.
He has stepped up from a League 1 impact player, he has been excellent and is definitely our best player.His xG and xA stats show that he has the ability to put up monster numbers next season. I actually think we’re still figuring out how best to deploy him - he’s not the kind of attacking midfielder who can dictate a game on his own, but his insane work rate and direct running means he can make things miserable for teams who struggle with a high press, and we’ve seen against Brentford and Derby how effective that can be.
Personally I think Villa released him for a reason and I don’t think he’ll become a Premier League regular. But that just means we get at least a season or two more of him. He’s done much better than I thought he would at the start of the year.
Ive said before Bergkamp didn't look all that in his first season here but what a player he turned out to beThere's a change in living environment for Hamer and adapting to English football. All are significant changes, which do take time to adapt. O'Hare is with the same club, living in the same house, etc.. and used to the routines
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