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Neil
7th April 2010, 17:08
Many of you will remember last season we had Dean Grubb, a winger released from a club a league above us who looked as though he had bags of talent. Sadly for us, he played as though he couldn't be arsed.

This season we've got Ryan O'Hara, a winger released from a club a league above us and I think he's given us a decent balance. He might not have set the world alight at the moment but we're spoiled because the bloke on the right wing is among the best in the BSN, even if we don't realise it.

But what I like about O'Hara is that he looks as though he gives a shit. And I like that. And I hope that Boris does too and realises his worth with next season in mind.

Dr Tiger Andy
7th April 2010, 17:12
I have only really seen him on his debut and he looked quality. Well worth hanging on to if we can. Fully agree with the fact that he adds balance as well

tigermatty
7th April 2010, 17:19
same thought ran through my mind after the blyth match, he came over to the fans and cheered like he had just won the cup final, hopefully he will stick around

Simon
7th April 2010, 17:20
O'Hara is a real asset to the team and we need to keep a hold of him. It looks like he really enjoys playing for the club.

Tim
7th April 2010, 17:23
I agree - he's good and is seems to enjoy playing for us. He was quiet going forward on Monday but was committed going back. Wasn't it him who cleared the ball off the line in the first half?

Pablo
7th April 2010, 19:29
Yeah I agree with the above comments. Also, having a natural left winger has put Jack Harris to left back and he is different class back there.

clifty
7th April 2010, 19:41
No comparison between the two really! Ohara is quality!

Nick Name
7th April 2010, 21:22
A definite asset.

Confident that we will see the best of him on a good surface next season.

Kingo
7th April 2010, 22:01
No brainer, both have bags of skill, only one has the right attitude.

Exiled
7th April 2010, 22:07
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On Saturday late on, he was attacking down the left wing lost the ball but it went for a goal kick.

He turned and raced back to mid field and was ready for when their keeper took the goal kick.

No ambling or trotting back half heartly!

I thought at the time that was showing total committment from him.

Saying that the whole eleven appeared to give it their all, as with the Southport game, a neutral would never have suspected that City were lower in the table than the other crew.

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Joe
7th April 2010, 22:12
After O'Hara's first appearance, I dismissed him as a Dean Grubb clone and said he wouldn't last more than a month.

I was totally wrong. He looks really good. How many right footers have we stuck out on the left, and they haven't looked interested? Loads. O'Hara really wants it and is skillfull enough to cut inside.

Look at our upturn in form since we've signed him. Only one loss. I'm not saying he's been the best player at all, but the balance it gives the team is what's been missing for most of the season. And it lets Jack Harris play at left back, and there isn't a better left back in the league.

Dr Wart Hoover
7th April 2010, 23:25
keep O'Hara ... and Mr Hunt

magner
8th April 2010, 13:18
No comparison between the two really! Ohara is quality!
and no comparison between morf and hunt , give me morf any day ,

Neil
8th April 2010, 13:29
and no comparison between morf and hunt , give me morf any day ,agreed :cool:

clifty
8th April 2010, 13:34
Agreed +1!!