Grendel
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They’ve scored one more goal than us
The ghost of O’Hare finally laid to rest? (15 Viewers)
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They’ve scored one more goal than us
Lamps
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He has played 31 games this season. Started in 30 of them. How many goals and how many assists?
Grendel
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Er that’s not what you said.
You’ll be showing crowds booing in the summer and thinking it was at the weekend soon.
Lamps
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You're trying to make out O'Hare is the better player. Have Sheffield United scored more goals than us? That's what I said.
So continue with what you're saying. How well is O'Hare doing this season? How many goals and how many assists in 31 games?
Ccfcisparks
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COH is a great player, but I think Rudoni suits this system a lot more. His set piece delivery is invaluable too.
Grendel
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Well the fact he’s started 30 games for a team at the top would suggest he’s doing pretty well I’d have thought
Lamps
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Ccfcisparks
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Whoscored rating is interesting forboth too.
Grendel
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I actually don’t know what you are blabbering on about to be honest.
Agreed, anyone who couldn’t see his value had not seen him play. He absolutely stood out against us on our last visit up there. Very clear he was a special player.
Chicken Mcgraw
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Lamps
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Goals are when you put that bit of leather with air in it in between the two posts and under the crossbar. Assists are when you pass the ball to someone and he does it.
How many times has O'Hare managed to do it this season?
Grendel
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No sorry I was referring to this;
Booing the team off
Yes being there, buying things from the club shop etc is a way of supporting the team. However, it does nothing for the atmosphere in the ground and is not really enough. When we start thinking that not booing the team off, having stayed to the end, is good support, then football is really...
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David O'Day
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He's superior, they are just very different players
Cal was great off the ball and Rudi is better on the ball.
Chicken Mcgraw
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Yeah I agree. Love Rudoni and he’s a huge asset for us as is O’hare for the team second in the league.
Lamps
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So how many goals and how many assists....No sorry I was referring to this;
Booing the team off
Yes being there, buying things from the club shop etc is a way of supporting the team. However, it does nothing for the atmosphere in the ground and is not really enough. When we start thinking that not booing the team off, having stayed to the end, is good support, then football is really...
Captain Dart
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Given this thread keeps getting posts the answer to the original question is no. 
Winny the Bish
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You say that but we can all name one season wonders
Samueljames1991
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It's not a fake accent he's from South London that's how young people talk from there. O'Hares is more fake as he's from Solihull
Shannerz
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I don't think it should be downplayed how important O'Hare was to us staying in this division initially, and then kicking on to being an established side.
fingers_crossed
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He’s comparing players, and you’re comparing teams. You surely know that doesn’t make sense.
AOM
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Agree, O'Hare didn't score many goals for us, but his work off the ball and pressing from the front was vital for how we played, and it was really evident when he wasn't in the team
AOM
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Yeah same, and he looked a bit lost in that game. Think the stick he received from the home fans actually really unsettled him as well
Chicken Mcgraw
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Not really, O’hare is a team player rather than a talisman. No surprise his team are flying.
Rudoni has been apart of some real poor teams and been involved in a couple of relegation battles already. It’s great that his numbers are good but incredibly naive to imagine O’hare isn’t offering a hell of a lot to the team that have won the joint most points in the league.
Chicken Mcgraw
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Yes, then he left and is now playing every game for the team that was won the joint most points in the league. Do they overrate him for wearing a wig too?
Nick
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It's a comparison to Rudoni, isn't it? Isn't he above him just on passes completed with loads less passes attempted and that's about it?
See how much he plays in the Prem.
Chicken Mcgraw
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Surely we all watched O’hare enough to know what his strengths are and why that would be extremely valuable to a team like Sheffield United. If you think he’s overrated, you’re completely delusional. This thread proves it’s the opposite of that.
How much would Rudoni play in the prem? Nonsense point. Maybe he should put a wig on.
Nick
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That point about the Prem was because him and his agent clearly thought that's where he was going.
The jist is he's a number 10 who will run a lot and press, doesn't get many goals and assists but will defend from the front and win fouls.
Ironically, Rudoni has been better since he got rid of the bleached hair.
Chicken Mcgraw
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And it is very likely he will be going there. Fantastic player
fingers_crossed
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I think that’s the problem though, we’re not trying to ‘imagine’ anything. We’re trying to make a comparison using stats derived from their actual contribution to games. I’m sure CoH is having a good season, but I wouldn’t swap him for Rudoni.
Sheffield United finished 19 points above us the last time they were promoted, that doesn’t make Jon Fleck a better player than Gustavo Hamer.
Cally Fedora
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Here’s the relevant stat. Rudoni plays for us at the moment. O’Hare doesn’t.
Chicken Mcgraw
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O’hare is having a fantastic season for the joint best team in the league as of now. Was a great move for him.
Rudoni is having a great season for a team just outside the play offs. Everyone’s happy.