Jamie O’Hara threatened to ‘have it out’ with Jason Cundy as Thursday evening’s episode of The Sports Bar boiled over.
After ex-Spurs star O’Hara watched his boyhood membership slip nearer to relegation with a 3-1 defeat at home to Crystal Palace, Chelsea fan Cundy was ready to twist the knife.
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Dressed in an Ange Postecoglou masks and a clown outfit, Cundy relentlessly mocked his co-host till it was all a bit an excessive amount of.
O’Hara screamed at Cundy: “Shut up! Don’t ask me [if we’re getting relegated] again.
“Seriously. I’m attempting to do a present right here. I’m attempting to have my say and you are simply going to sit there and mug me off for 2 hours. I’m not going to have it.”
O’Hara then said: “Jase, I’ve been doing this present with you for a very long time? This could be the primary time I even have it out with you.”
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The former midfielder proceeded to storm out of the studio midway through the show.
“It’s pointless doing a present with you,” he told Cundy on his way out.
Tudor has to go
O’Hara did return and called for the club to sack Igor Tudor immediately – despite appointing him a matter of weeks ago.
Ten-man Tottenham surrendered a lead by conceding three goals in an almighty first-half collapse after Micky van de Ven’s red card for fouling Ismaila Sarr in the Spurs box.
It leaves Tudor’s side just a point above the bottom three in 16th with nine matches remaining.
Spurs have also now failed to win any of their 11 Premier League matches so far in 2026.
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This latest setback sees them go on their longest winless run to start a calendar year in Premier League history.
Tudor is still yet to taste victory after three defeats from three matches since stepping in for sacked Thomas Frank last month.
Although his deal runs until the end of the season, O’Hara has called for the club to part ways with Tudor after less than a month in the job.
He exclaimed: “The supervisor’s bought to go. He’s bought to go. Get rid of him.
“He’s lost three games on the bounce. We are the only team in the Premier League ever to bring in a new manager to get a new manager bounce and we get a worse bounce.
“Honestly, he is a joke, this membership is a joke, the homeowners are a joke, the gamers are a joke, the recruitment’s a joke, the employees are a joke, the supervisor’s a joke.
“Everything about the football club is an absolute disgrace. Honestly, I’m hurting, I’m actually hurting. It hurts.
“I did not assume it would harm, as a result of I used to be like, we have had some good moments, received the Europa League final season.
“This is just awful. This is so bad. This is the worst I’ve ever felt as a Spurs fan, ever.”
‘Championship gamers’
When requested if Spurs are happening, O’Hara reluctantly replied: “Yes.”
He continued: “This team is terrible. The players are terrible. They’re Championship players. They’re Championship players.
“Pape Sarr is a Championship participant. Conor Gallagher. How he performed for Atletico Madrid, I’ll by no means know. He’s been terrible. He’s been completely terrible.
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“Souza, who’s this kid. He looks like he’s got two left feet. Honestly, it’s embarrassing. Seriously, the team is absolutely awful.
“Mathys Tel. I may have advised you. A donkey may have advised you final season that he was rubbish, a donkey may have advised you final season that Tel was not ok.
“He ain’t good enough. And we signed him on a permanent. It’s unbelievable.
“The soccer membership. It’s unbelievable. The individuals in cost of this soccer membership. One of the most important golf equipment on this planet. And an absolute mockery.
“We’re a mockery of a football club that we’ve allowed this to happen and the fans have had to accept it.”
Who can save us?
O’Hara revealed he would have a former Spurs boss again on the membership.
When Cundy introduced up Ange Postecoglou, he added: “I’d actually take big Ange, it’s got to that point.
“Get him [Tudor] out of this soccer membership. This geezer, he is completely clueless. I may do a greater job. It is a humiliation.”
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Postecoglou spent two years as Spurs boss between 2023 and 2025 before being sacked at the end of last season.
After finishing fifth in his first season in charge, Postecoglou saw his side drop to 17th last term, their lowest finish in Premier League history.
However, he additionally ended the membership’s 17-year trophy drought by profitable the Europa League.
It was Spurs’ first piece of main silverware since lifting the League Cup in 2008.
