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yanno

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BoringOldFan

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Sometimes a player may not exactly be shining in the Reserves due to the players around him or that the tactics being played may not really bring out the best in him. But when new coaching staff arrives, they may see something different in him that they think matches what they want in the first team squad; and so a promotion. O'Hara's sudden rise is a case in point.

Sorry chinaman, can't agree with that. O'Hara has always shone in the reserves when I've seen him over the past couple of years. When I saw him after his Millwall stint on December 4 at Fulham (Ledley's comeback game) he was very good.

O'Hara has had no "sudden rise". He has been nutured in the reserves and loaned out to Chesterfield and Millwall. He was also on the bench three times last season.
 

edson

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Sorry chinaman, can't agree with that. O'Hara has always shone in the reserves when I've seen him over the past couple of years. When I saw him after his Millwall stint on December 4 at Fulham (Ledley's comeback game) he was very good.

O'Hara has had no "sudden rise". He has been nutured in the reserves and loaned out to Chesterfield and Millwall. He was also on the bench three times last season.
I have to agree with BoringOldfan O'Hara has been ready for first team football for a long time now on a different note what is all the hype about Pekhart about anyone who has seen him play will tell you he has a lot of work to do just to keep his place in the reserve squad.I get the feeling watching Clive Allen body language when the reserves play pekhart is the player that seems to give him the hump i get the feeling he does not rate him.
 
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