'Good faces to see' - Wrexham's Callum O'Hare 'looking forward' to Sheffield United reunion
Wrexham’s Callum O’Hare has previewed his upcoming reunion with Sheffield United
Wrexham playmaker Callum O’Hare is “looking forward” to a reunion with his former employers Sheffield United.
The 28-year-old made 98 appearances for the Blades before departing in the dying embers of the summer transfer window, linking up with Wrexham.
He has since made eight appearances for the Wales-based club and is likely to feature when they visit Bramall Lane on Friday (October 30).
Callum O’Hare looking forward to Sheffield United reunion
Looking ahead to the reunion, O’Hare told Wrexham’s website: “I'm looking forward to going back to my old club. We had good seasons, there are good faces to see, but mainly we just want to get three points and win.
“It'll be a good game, but we're just focused on getting three points on Friday night because we need them."
“The Championship's crazy. I don't think anyone can predict any of the results; every game's different, but if you get a run together and you get consistency, keep getting three points, that's what matters the most, so that's what we need to do.”
Wrexham’s struggles
Wrexham’s pre-season ambition was to push for promotion but Phil Parkinson’s men have made an unremarkable start to the season.
After three wins, five draws and four defeats across 12 games, the club are languishing in 17th. Sheffield United are two points above them in 12th.
Wrexham lost 2-0 to Blackburn Rovers in their last game and will be desperate to produce a response in South Yorkshire.
O’Hare said: “It was a horrible match, and the conditions didn't help. We had plenty of chances but just couldn't take any of them. They had the wind, and we thought we were going to get it second half, but then it swapped.
“We managed to make a few chances, a lot of half chances, and we just weren't good enough to take them.
“It was unbelievable support. They are there right to the end, supporting us even at 2-0 down in these conditions. It really is unbelievable support - so stick with us, and hopefully we can get three points against Sheffield United.”