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He came off early yesterday. He cut a frustrated figure and the own goal was a bit of a calamity. Watching him yesterday, he doesn't seem assured in the system, not having a clear idea on his positioning. Its not the O'Hora we know and highly rate, so I am not sure what's going on there. Yes he probably wanted to leave, but he seems a decent chappie and wouldn't seem the type to down tools or anything. He doesn't appear to have clarity in what he is doing.

Good assessment

I think for his own good he needs to leave, and that makes me really sad as I love him. Best defender in league 1 a year and a half ago, now look at him

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O'Hora has dipped badly since his injury. Was a bit unlucky for the own goal though. In those situations I always blame the goalkeeper. He is facing the play, he is the one calling that the ball is his, he is the one actually playing the ball.

Form comes and goes. He’s a very good player and will be so again.

This. He's still one of the firsts on the team sheet for me.

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Some may disagree, but I would love this guy to stick around. Can't see it unfortunately and I am living in cuckoo land. Any chance of it would depend on what league we are in next season.

I’d very much want him to stay too. Is his contract up in the summer? If so, it might make sense to try and cash in. It depends whether we can get him to sign a new contract.

Really get the impression that he wants out, so best to cash in. A few seasons ago he'd have been pivotal and a huge loss. He's still obviously a good player but it would feel less so of a loss now though.

I’d rather he stayed, don’t think we’d find a replacement of his level whilst in league 2, think his contract is up in June, so if a club came in for him in January it would probably be right to let him go, although a bit reluctantly