Jamie O’Hara shares instant four-word reaction to Tottenham losing at Wolves
After all, the former Tottenham star took precautionary measures on social media, knowing that he would get a lot of messages from supporters making fun of him and his squad.
O’Hara posted three angry red-faced emojis with the caption, “Turns Twitter notifications off,” on X.For not doing this, O’Hara truly has no one to blame except herself. In less than a week, the Spurs have transformed from a formidable, daring, and defensively solid team to essentially the same as they were the previous year.
James Maddison and three of the back four were among the four important players who were ruled out of the Wolves game following Monday’s loss to Chelsea.
It was obvious that having so many players out of the lineup for one game would be detrimental. Not so much the defeat itself, as the way it happened.
Spurs came perilously close to winning 1-0 at Molineux—a grueling triumph befitting winners. But after twice giving up, they had nothing left.
Matheus Cunha clipped the ball into the penalty area in the ninetieth minute, and Pablo Sarabia brought it down before finding the near post to score past Guglielmo Vicario.
Mario Lemina was able to slide the through-ball into the bottom corner as Sarabia cut in from the right wing in the seventh minute of injury time.
The inability of midfield runners to be monitored led to both goals. In order for the hosts to score, Sarabia and Lemina were permitted to go into the box.
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