O, hara.

Thats the way I see it as well the guy is just desparate to play in a cup final. The thing with loans is that now we don't have a reserve side they will become more and more frequent. Otherwise players will never get to play.

[quote="seebee1944"]Thats the way I see it as well the guy is just desparate to play in a cup final. The thing with loans is that now we don't have a reserve side they will become more and more frequent. Otherwise players will never get to play.color=blue]Whatever happened to the old combination league ?

No we are not talking about lens old pants !

VisionarySound wrote:I can understand O'Hara wants Wembley, but as a Spurs player and with Spurs paying his wages (which is more than Pompey have been able to do at times this season) he really should have kept his silly gob firmly shut . . . . . .

Probably vis, the lad was just telling it as it was in his opinion, truth is he wont get to wembley now will he...........?

Pompey beg Spurs: Let O'Hara play in Cup semi
Published 23:00 25/03/10 By Alan Nixon Recommend


Avram Grant is going to ask Harry Redknapp to let Jamie O’Hara play for Portsmouth against Tottenham in the FA Cup semi-final.

The Pompey chief hopes that his close friendship with Spurs chief Redknapp will persuade him to let the on-loan midfielder take part in the Wembley clash - to make it more of a game.

Grant is reeling from the loss of top man Nadir Belhadj, whose hamstring injury looks set to rule him out, and his squad is down to the bare bones for the clash with their old manager.

Redknapp and Spurs could allow O’Hara to play and his availability for the fixture is at Tottenham’s discretion. It is against the rules in Premier League clashes, but NOT in the FA Cup.


Grant and Redknapp speak on a regular basis, friends since a spell together at Portsmouth. And the Israeli hopes the Tottenham manager’s sense of fair play may give him a chance.

The former Chelsea chief knows that the Wembley date will mean a lot to the club’s beleaguered supporters and thinks that Spurs may see this as a goodwill gesture.

O’Hara caused trouble when he said he hoped Spurs would lose their replay with Fulham to avoid this personal clash with his employers. But now he could get a shock reprieve.


I say........."BOLLOX TO HIM AND HIS BIG MOUTH!!!!"

I just read this:-

FA Cup rules and regulations 15j - The Association will not give permission for players on loan or work experience to play against the lending Club.