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Team News - O'Hara doubtful

yanno

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Aug 1, 2003
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Gunter, yes, though I suppose there is a possibility we might put him out on loan.
King we hope and pray.
Gilberto is increasingly looking like a strange buy.

Gilberto's quality on the ball was clear to see in the second half against the gooner stiffs. He has the class and composure in possession that one would expect of the current Brazil LB, and given he's got a great left foot and was available for very little, I can see exactly why Ramos & Commoli thought he was an ideal addition to our squad.

But during the January window, we had all that ITK about how he failed the first medical and Spurs went back and renegotiated both the fee and Gilberto's contract. It looks to me like Gilberto is still struggling for peak fitness, and that he may be carrying some long-term injury. So, pre-season in July will probably be crucial for him. If he comes through that fully fit, then I'm sure he'll be a very useful LMer for us. If he doesn't, then Levy may have to write off our investment in him (which probably is relatively small).
 

stemark44

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Mar 17, 2005
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I think O'Hara will be here next year even though he has'nt been overly impressive in the roles he has been given.He does'nt possess a great deal of pace but he is tenacious,has a good attitude and has a sweet left foot.He also has a very good first touch and with that ability in this league he can blossom into a very good squad player!Replacement for Tainio but hopefully without the injuries!
 

paul_1979yid

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Dec 1, 2006
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I think O'Hara will be here next year even though he has'nt been overly impressive in the roles he has been given.He does'nt possess a great deal of pace but he is tenacious,has a good attitude and has a sweet left foot.He also has a very good first touch and with that ability in this league he can blossom into a very good squad player!Replacement for Tainio but hopefully without the injuries!


Has he?!?!? I have nt seen it
 

Kendall

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Feb 8, 2007
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if he was right footed, nobody would be saying he has a sweet right foot.....
 

MattWilliams

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Jul 14, 2004
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I like the lad (O'Hara). Gives it his all and certainly isn't rubbish. His earlier games allowed him to get involved a bit more and he showed good use of the ball and a good football brain. He's never going to be world class but certainly seems capable of doing a job.
 
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