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Portsmouth midfielder O’Hara desperate for Fulham to knock Spurs out of Cup

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Mon, 03/22/2010 - 09:26

Portsmouth midfielder Jamie O'Hara is desperate for Fulham to beat Tottenham in their FA Cup quarterfinal replay.

Portsmouth await the winners in the semi-final at Wembley but Pompey's on-loan Spurs midfielder O'Hara knows he will be cup-tied for the big day if his parent club qualify.

While Tottenham and Fulham battle it out, O'Hara will be taking on Chelsea in a league game at Fratton Park.

He said: "I'll be concentrating on our game. But as soon as it finishes, I'll turn the telly on to see what the Spurs result is.

"I know how good Spurs are, though. They're a fantastic team, especially at home, and I'm not banking on any miracles."

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Submitted by themrspurs (not verified) on Mon, 03/22/2010 - 23:05.

I understand him wanting it but dont understand him saying he wants it, but then again i dont understand why he would want to go out/impregnate Ms Lloyd - guess that shows you the nature of the beast.

You cant be 100% ok if she is who you go home to each night.

Submitted by Somali_Spurs (not verified) on Mon, 03/22/2010 - 20:13.

Shut it Jamie, or we'll loan you out to Leeds or Accrington Stanley !!!

Submitted by AlfieConnFanClub (not verified) on Mon, 03/22/2010 - 18:55.

Well, the answer is Yidoed that Portsmouth pay his wages at the moment (or at least part of them). The lad has always had a huge ego (thinks he's the new David Beckham) and was no doubt a little put out when not included in the team and sent out on loan.

All this business about 'kiss the badge' is rubbish - footballers have no real loyalty. Have you ever noticed that when they sign they state that they have always been a fan?.

He will be up the Lane on Saturday. Lets give him a hard time!.

I'm not surprised by his comments - more dissapointed. Jamie O'Hara needs to grow up a little and show more professionalism.

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