West Ham fans will love former Spurs man’s ‘absolutely shocking’ rant ahead of survival showdown
Jamie O’Hara has blasted Tottenham’s players after they failed to ensure their Premier League survival against Chelsea.
Spurs only needed a draw to relegate West Ham to the Championship, but they lost 2-1 at Stamford Bridge.
It is now all to play for between West Ham and Tottenham on the final day, as they face Leeds and Everton respectively.
Hammers fans will certainly enjoy O’Hara’s rant about Spurs’ woes ahead of their relegation showdown this weekend.
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West Ham fans will love Jamie O’Hara’s brutal Tottenham verdict
Jamie O’Hara ranted about Tottenham several times during their defeat to Chelsea, alongside fellow pundit Jason Cundy.
He was repeatedly dumbfounded by the lack of quality shown by Roberto De Zerbi’s team against an average Chelsea side.
O’Hara even claimed that Tottenham deserve to be relegated after putting in an “absolutely shocking” performance.
“Oh my God, we are so bad. This team deserves to be in the Championship,” the former Tottenham man said on talkSPORT.
“It’s ridiculous. I’m embarrassed to be a Spurs fan. It’s embarrassing, I’ve never seen anything like it in my life. Honestly, I can’t believe how bad this team is.”
He continued: “We deserve to be in the Championship. You are not good enough to wear a Spurs shirt.
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“I am disgusted. It is disgusting that some of these players are on the money that they are on…”
“That team is disgusting. We are so bad, we don’t deserve to be in the Premier League. Absolutely shocking. Shocking team, shocking club. Shocking!”
Even though West Ham fans were already aware of Tottenham’s struggles, O’Hara’s comments make for a pleasant reminder.
One can only assume that Spurs will also lose to Everton on Sunday if they put in a similarly dismal display.
Having 60,000 nervous home supporters in the stadium will also make it difficult for the Spurs players to perform at their best.
This bodes well for Nuno Espirito Santo’s side, who face an easier (but not easy) match against Leeds at home.
From the brink of relegation, West Ham fans must now be feeling quietly optimistic about pulling off a great escape.
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