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O’HARE: I LOOKED JUST LIKE HARRY POTTER!

FOCUS ON COVENTRY CITY’S FIGHT FOR PROMOTION

By John Wragg
CALLUM O’Hare reckons he’s a player now. That’s what his Coventry City manager, Mark Robins, says anyway.
If you watch a Coventry game, O’Hare is the one you can’t miss, the player with the white bandage hiding his forehead.
It’s protecting a diagonal gash that needed seven stitches. Over his right eye are three more.
The black eye is fading, but then it has been two weeks since the damage was done by Bolton’s centre-back Aristote Nsiala.
Robins predicts it could be the making of O&...

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