MalcSB
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I think it was. It was after Kelly got injured and he was just in the box to be a distraction.
I think it was. It was after Kelly got injured and he was just in the box to be a distraction.One of the goals was from 25 yards wingy! The other admittedly yes he scored from relatively close range, can't remember if it was a set piece or not
I think it was. It was after Kelly got injured and he was just in the box to be a distraction.
If O'Hare could learn to finish you could push him further forward still, and just have the one traditional striker, who'd still be part of a pair at times anyway.I noticed Sunday that it was Hamer dropping deep to collect the ball and Shesf playing higher up a lot of the time.
It’s a bugger because a midfield three would be good but then you lose O’Hare (no) or one of the strikers and we don’t really have a striker who excels on his own.
Agreed it's a bit of a conundrum. Do think Vic can play on his own with Ohare behind and Kelly, Hamer and Sheaf in midfield. Problem is then when all fit you have 3 strikers in the squad not playingI noticed Sunday that it was Hamer dropping deep to collect the ball and Shesf playing higher up a lot of the time.
It’s a bugger because a midfield three would be good but then you lose O’Hare (no) or one of the strikers and we don’t really have a striker who excels on his own.
The interchange between Sheaf and O'Hare when Sheaf hit the woodwork was great. O'Hare's touch was great and Sheaf was really positive.
Sheaf at £750k will prove to be excellent business.
If O'Hare could learn to finish you could push him further forward still, and just have the one traditional striker, who'd still be part of a pair at times anyway.
I actually find O'Hare remarkably frustrating. Before I get pelters for that, I need to emphasise that he's got the promise to be a top, top player, and to get him on a free transfer was an absolute joke really. I genuinely think he could end up top six team in the top flight. However... for the moment, his end product just doesn't match the rest, and that includes his final ball which is often scuffed or inaccurate - even the weekend it wasn't the best pass really, it just fell right.
Of course all that's why he's with us in the first place, but if he can just add that composure, he could fund an entire squad rebuild all by himself.
One of the goals was from 25 yards wingy! The other admittedly yes he scored from relatively close range, can't remember if it was a set piece or not
No. Looking at Walker's movement for a tap in, O'Hare tried to put the ball in the place all the defenders least wanted, with the upshot being it ricocheted back into the danger zone and was put away.Once O'Hare gets goals to his name, he's off. Sunday was o'Hare in a nutshell. Skinned two players in the corner flag, all the time in the world to pick out 3 players and he passes straight to the defender in front of him. Luckily we got the lucky break /wonderful assist (?) for Gyo! Let's be honest if that hadn't fallen our way, how incredibly frustrated would we be at Callum?
Exactly! Put that on another thread with the same point.Here is the "easy" options he had. He undoubtedly chose the correct one
It was only half a gameWell Kelly must have for at least one game where he got the brace.
Stretching there a bit. He hit the first man, it's what O hare does and if he didn't, he'd be in the Prem. We all know his end product his hit and miss, i'm not having a pop at him. it just sums him up for me. World class then frustrating in one fell swoop.No. Looking at Walker's movement for a tap in, O'Hare tried to put the ball in the place all the defenders least wanted, with the upshot being it ricocheted back into the danger zone and was put away.
Pic is deceiving as he ran 15 yards into that area.Here is the "easy" options he had. He undoubtedly chose the correct one
He also played a sublime outside of the boot pass out to the left at one point. Can't remember who it was to, but it shows some of what he has in his locker
23 and a half now. Not that young in footballing terms. Not over the hill... but too old to be a promising youngster.He’s young
23 and a half now. Not that young in footballing terms. Not over the hill... but too old to be a promising youngster.
Credit where it’s due sheaf was class last night
Hamer was the better of the 2 .. but sheaf did well
Like pulling teethCome on mate if I can change my mind on Moore you can do better than that!
Agreed those saying he should walk straight back into the team are off their heads - he’s a decent back-up option but he’s no longer crucial to how we play.And @shmmeee I actually said last night we can't put Kelly back in .
Reason is hamer is the terrier , sheaf is the one who breaks up and plays it simple.
You'd couldn't have Kelly and hamer in the same team it would effect our forward play
He's a nice option to have off the bench now
Hamer was the better of the 2 .. but sheaf did well
Was just about to post this. They compliment each other very well.And @shmmeee I actually said last night we can't put Kelly back in .
Reason is hamer is the terrier , sheaf is the one who breaks up and plays it simple.
You'd couldn't have Kelly and hamer in the same team it would effect our forward play
He's a nice option to have off the bench now
When Kelly is fit he comes straight back in. Not only is Kelly when fit offers experience but is also a leader. Quietly doing things that help the team over the line. Something that sheaf hasn’t got at present.
last night the back three needed a touch more protection at times and that’s something that Kelly will offer.
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