Earlsdon_Skyblue1
Well-Known Member
Nervous?
Amstel ?
It just goes to show how confidence can make such a difference. It is great to see and I hope this can be the start of him kicking on.
Thrilled for him.
Nervous?
Thread is an utter embarrassment - a burden - oh dear
In the name of sanity get this thtead to fuck and deleted.
Simply a class act, will do well to hold onto him for next season.
The mad thing is by his standards he was poor for the first half hour.
and certain posters who are now in hiding were loving it. Some were trying to claim his first goal was an own goal
While I agree… it’s a bit rich you criticizing an embarrassing thread m8
Yep, that would be the same person who started the "taxi for Robins" thread!
Let's see if he keeps the end product up.Doubt nick will do that. He thinks o hare is as bad as harry Kane - both are shite
He’s always been a confidence player and really feeds off fan support. Could mean a barn burner on Wednesday.I'm chuffed for the lad, but when you see what he can do today, and the difference between that and what he normally offers, surely people acknowledge the difference don't they? It's not trying to be deliberately argumentative, but whilst I can understand why some people are now getting carried away in the other direction, I think some posts here lack overall perspective across the whole season.
No one has wanted him to fail, most people appreciate his efforts but have just seen him get into the final third and choke over again, and see it as a major frustration. If anything the second half performance today was light and day in that sense compared to even the first half. To want to see that more often is surely a good thing isn't it?
He was unplayable when he did actually score, and that confidence is a massive tool for him as a player clearly. I'm sure he knows that himself and I really hope this can be a step for him to be able to kick on from. He was taking players on, making brave passes which were coming off, and he also started shooting more. The combination of him and Gyökeres had the Sheff Utd defence on toast and by the end you could see that they didn't want to be there at all.
I know this post will probably get a few laughing emojis, but football is a game of opinions, and without differences between them it would be fucking boring with everyone just agreeing with each other all the time. He has surely set the standard for himself today, and I'm sure anyone that has criticised him in the past will be very happy to be proved wrong every week if it sees him improve as a player, and that also in turn sees us improve as a team.
I'm chuffed for the lad, but when you see what he can do today, and the difference between that and what he normally offers, surely people acknowledge the difference don't they? It's not trying to be deliberately argumentative, but whilst I can understand why some people are now getting carried away in the other direction, I think some posts here lack overall perspective across the whole season.
No one has wanted him to fail, most people appreciate his efforts but have just seen him get into the final third and choke over again, and see it as a major frustration. If anything the second half performance today was light and day in that sense compared to even the first half. To want to see that more often is surely a good thing isn't it?
He was unplayable when he did actually score, and that confidence is a massive tool for him as a player clearly. I'm sure he knows that himself and I really hope this can be a step for him to be able to kick on from. He was taking players on, making brave passes which were coming off, and he also started shooting more. The combination of him and Gyökeres had the Sheff Utd defence on toast and by the end you could see that they didn't want to be there at all.
I know this post will probably get a few laughing emojis, but football is a game of opinions, and without differences between them it would be fucking boring with everyone just agreeing with each other all the time. He has surely set the standard for himself today, and I'm sure anyone that has criticised him in the past will be very happy to be proved wrong every week if it sees him improve as a player, and that also in turn sees us improve as a team.
We've all thought it....'If only he scored more'He's always been one of the best players in the team just lacking an end product.
Today he was the same great player with an end product.
If he carries on as the player he was today the sky is the limit.
Yes, dunno if it's confidence but first and foremost he's a team player. Most would have gone for a hat-trick - he squared it to God for a tap in. Maybe he just wants to be likedO'Hare was desperate to score for us, he was as frustrated as we were at times but one thing about him or a few things, he never hid always wants the ball and ALWAYS gives 100% I was sooooo fucking pleased for him when he scored and then that 2nd was sublime. Hopefully we continue that performance into the Dull & Direby games and the poxy international break doesn't fuck us like it usually does !
Yes, dunno if it's confidence but first and foremost he's a team player. Most would have gone for a hat-trick - he squared it to God for a tap in. Maybe he just wants to be likedNews Cal ... we all love ya!
One difference yesterday was that he wasn't kicked up in the air every time he got the ball by the Sheff Utd players, maybe because they couldn't get near him, but also because (I think) they actually tried to beat us playing football, not in the "traditional" Sheff Utd way.Agree with this Reg. Seems like a really nice kid in the interviews that I've seen and you could see at the now famous Blackpool away game how happy he was for Gus and the acclaim he was getting. To your point - looks to me that COH loves playing for the team and it's not all about him.
A couple of things I'd also add in. There's no way in the position he plays that he can play every game and be brilliant. We need to have some rotation next season. I know Bright was the plan this time around but let's hope that's addressed in the next window.
I'd also like to see more protection on the pitch for COH from some of the other 'more assertive lads' in the team - if he's being continuously kicked by the oppo I want someone like McFadz or Dabo directly letting the oppo know it's not going to continue on their watch - not suggesting Roy Keane career ending thuggery but the oppo should know directly that COH is going to be protected.
Failing that murder of the oppo by Adi in the tunnel as plan B!
One difference yesterday was that he wasn't kicked up in the air every time he got the ball by the Sheff Utd players, maybe because they couldn't get near him, but also because (I think) they actually tried to beat us playing football, not in the "traditional" Sheff Utd way.
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