“Controversial Comments: Jamie O’Hara’s Insulting Claim About Spurs Star Heung-min Son Leaves Fans Fuming!”
Jamie O’Hara is frustrated with Son Heung-min, urging Tottenham to begin searching for a long-term replacement for the forward.
**Heung-min Son’s Room for Improvement**
Like many of his teammates, Son has not found his best form at the start of the season and still appears a bit rusty. However, he showed signs of regaining his sharpness in the match against Brentford, effectively linking up with Dominic Solanke and James Maddison and making several threatening runs.
Despite not scoring, the Tottenham captain registered two assists, setting up Brennan Johnson and Maddison in both halves, which he will take some comfort from.
**O’Hara Calls for Change**
O’Hara argues that the 32-year-old is no longer the player he once was and is exhibiting clear signs of decline. He believes Tottenham should prioritize plans to replace the forward.
The former Spurs midfielder stated on talkSPORT: “I feel like I’ve reached my limit with him. The fans and everyone else are finished with him. The true fans see it; his quality in the final third has diminished.
“At 33, can he still beat defenders? He has been an exceptional player and a Tottenham legend, but I question whether he still has that sharpness and edge. He missed a one-on-one opportunity that the old Son would have converted without hesitation. While we can’t drop him because there’s no one better, we need to start considering a new left winger.”
**Spurs Web Opinion**
It seems we’ve had the same conversation about Son for the past four years. Historically, he starts slowly but finds his rhythm a few months into the season when fully fit. He remains one of our key players, and it’s likely he will silence his critics as he always does. Thanks for voicing the opinion of all “proper” Spurs fans, Jamie.
