Jamie O’Hara has now told Tottenham fans WHO is to BLAME for SPURS Disaster this season after 0-3 weekend collapse at Home

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Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara launched an angry outburst during Spurs’ clash with Nottingham Forest, calling for three figures at the club to be dismissed.

O’Hara reacted on social media after Morgan Gibbs-White netted Forest’s second goal in what was a hugely important match for both teams. With both sides struggling through difficult campaigns and fighting to avoid relegation, Tottenham once again lacked cutting edge, despite recent signs of improvement against Atletico Madrid and Liverpool.

The former midfielder has been outspoken in his criticism of Spurs in recent weeks, particularly targeting manager Igor Tudor, who is still searching for his first win since replacing Thomas Frank.

O’Hara’s furious reaction

During the game, shortly after Tottenham conceded their second goal, O’Hara took to X to vent his frustration. He demanded the immediate dismissal of Vinai Venkatesham, Johan Lange, and Tudor, branding the latter as potentially the worst managerial appointment in the club’s history.

Despite some encouragement from performances against Atletico Madrid and Liverpool, Spurs had hoped to show progress. However, the defeat to Forest — managed by Vitor Pereira — may force the club to rethink their stance, especially given how vital the result was in the relegation battle.

Pressure mounting on Tudor

Tottenham’s situation is becoming increasingly alarming. A loss in such a crucial fixture has deepened fears of relegation, with the team still without a Premier League win in 2026. Any momentum gained under Tudor appeared to vanish during Sunday’s performance.

By full-time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, large sections of the crowd had already left, reflecting the growing frustration among supporters. With the international break approaching, Spurs may now see this as the ideal moment to make a decisive change in a bid to avoid dropping into the Championship.

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