Callum O’Hare has taken to social media to deny making disrespectful comments about former club Coventry City after an article appeared online.
After spending five successful years at the CBS Arena, O’Hare decided this year was time to move on, so saw out his contract before completing a switch to Sheffield United as a free agent. He departed as a fan favourite, however that good relationship was put at risk in recent days when an article by sportsynergy.com appeared online supposedly containing fresh comments from the midfielder over his exit.
The article, which quickly caught the attention of Sky Blues supporters, had the midfielder reminiscing on his time at City and the summer move, which he was alleged to have said was ‘a significant step up’. So now the man himself has been forced to set the record straight.
In a series of posts to X, formerly Twitter, the 26-year-old blasted: “You’re embarrassing, whoever believes any of this nonsense is mad. Why would I ever say anything bad about a top manager who helped make me the player I am today, the fans who I had a special connection with until people started making up different rumours and taking things in a different way than was meant and the players who I spent a lot of years with who are top people and players.
“Never said these words in my life this interview never took place. Have you got nothing better to do than write an interview that never happened??”
To close, he added: “I don’t know why people are trying to force hate and everything else just because something new has happened Everyone knows how I feel about the fans, staff and players there and always will. Let’s just all enjoy football it’s what we all love best.”
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