Warren O'Hora (D MK Dons b.1999)

[samhaydenjr]

Couldn't find a thread for O'Hora, but he seems to be doing well at MK Dons, playing regularly and getting credited with an assist on their goal today: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/55111644

[tetsujin1979]

Going to miss the rest of the season: https://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/sport/football/injured-ohora-to-miss-the-rest-of-the-season-3196044

"We'll do well to get him back before the end of the season," said Martin. "It's been a persistent one which has been managed well, but he just can't keep going on."He has been outstanding this season, he will be a big loss, but we'll get him ready for next season. He's just fallen victim to so much football, and training where we're training on astroturf all the time which has kept flaring it up."

[samhaydenjr]

That's a pity but at least it comes towards the end of a productive first full season and it sounds like he'll be OK for next season so shouldn't affect his career progression overall - good move going to MK Dons, which has allowed him to get solid experience

[Eirambler]

Yes MK Dons has been a good move for him and he has settled in well to league football. He is a player I could definitely see working his way up through the divisions in time. Another good young centre back to add to the pile.

O'Shea
Collins
Omobamidele
And then clear potential in O'Hora, McGuinness and Dunne as well.

All 23 or under.