Jamie O'Hara has stuck the boot into Tottenham stars following Sunday's North London derby defeat.
Gabriel's header proved the difference as an Arsenal side ravaged by injuries ran out 1-0 winners to claim bragging rights and get their Premier League title bid back on track. Former Spurs midfielder O'Hara has hit out at manager Ange Postecoglou and his troops following the surrender.
O’Hara told Grovesnor Sport: “I’d give Ange Postecoglou a 3/10 for the way he managed the game against Arsenal. I’m not sure what to think of his tactics at the moment because Tottenham look so soft and are conceding goals for fun. The set-pieces are a disgrace both in attack and defence; he needs to work on that.
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“I’d give Guglielmo Vicario a 2/10, he was embarrassing from set-pieces and he looks like he’s going to give the ball away every time he plays out from the back. Destiny Udogie and Pedro Porro played alright and didn’t make too many mistakes, I’d give both a 6/10. I would add, though, that Porro is better than Ben White. Micky van de Ven was their best player, he was really good. I’d give him a 7/10 because they lost, but he’s too good for Spurs at the moment. Cristian Romero is another I’d give a 3/10 to, he got beaten by Gabriel for the goal and he seems to gift the opposition a goal every week.
“I feel sorry for James Maddison because he tried to make things happen. He doesn’t hide and he wants to get on the ball, I’d give him a 5/10. It’s hard to remember anything Rodrigo Bentancur even did in the game, he was non-existent. I can’t give him any more than a 4/10. The same can be said for Dejan Kulusevski, he looks like he’s blowing every time he gets the ball! Another 4/10.
“Heung-min Son was non-existent, I think he’s past his best now. I’d give him a 3/10 for his performance. I do like Dominic Solanke but he’s been disappointing. I hate to be harsh on him but it has to be a 2/10. Brennan Johnson was the worst player, he is woeful. He was nowhere near good enough and he was hiding, but he never produces when he does get the ball. I’d give him a 2/10 as well.”
Tottenham will be hoping to bounce back from the defeat when they travel to Coventry in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night.
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