Jamie O’Hara storms out of talkSPORT studio after Cristian Stellini’s reaction to Everton draw

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Jamie O’Hara was extremely critical of Tottenham Hotspur interim manager Cristian Stellini for his comments in the post-match interview as his side drew 1-1 to Everton.

The former Spurs midfielder has already blasted the Italian coach for how he set the Lilywhites up who returned from the international break just to put in yet another unimaginative showing.

But it seems like aside from how incensed how was at the tactics on show from Cristian Stellini as Tottenham Hotspur drew to Everton, Jamie O’Hara was not a fan of how he assessed the game as well.

Jamie O’Hara slams Stellini comments after Tottenham vs Everton

Considering Manchester United succumbed to a 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United on Sunday, it seemed like a golden opportunity for Spurs to further advance in their search for top four.

However, it seemed like a classic case of ‘Spursy’ as after Abdoulaye Doucoure got sent off and Harry Kane fired them into a lead, Lucas Moura was subsequently red carded before a heroic last-gasp Michael Keane equaliser.

If Jamie O’Hara, who is known to be a Tottenham fan was not raging enough at his side’s display against Everton, how Cristian Stellini assessed the game further angered him.

“It was a good game, we played a good game. We have to control only the game after the superiority of the man”, Stellini told talkSPORT.

O’Hara reacted before storming out of the studio, saying, “Someone save me. I’m done, I am done. Who is this imposter? Has Antonio Conte come back? Has he done a [Jose] Mourinho and has got in the kit room or something? What am I hearing? What was that interview?”

“He’s talking about keeping the ball and he put Davinson Sanchez on. A good game? I’m done, mate. I’m done. You can carry on, I’ve had enough of this.”

Considering managers like Cristian Stellini have a tendency to save their biggest complains about their side’s performances for the dressing room, perhaps Jamie O’Hara should take that into consideration upon reflecting on what went wrong for Tottenham against Everton.