Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara has joined Portsmouth on loan until the end of the season.
O'Hara made 14 appearances for the south coast club in the first half of the campaign, scoring his only goal to date in a 3-1 defeat at Blackburn in November.
The 23-year-old briefly returned to White Hart Lane earlier this month when his loan deal expired but has been persuaded to return to Fratton Park by Pompey boss Avram Grant.
O'Hara joined Spurs' academy in 2003 and has featured 56 times for the north London club, netting seven goals.




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As a City supporter I’ve started wearing a towel on my head to all the games at Wastelands, not in the fashion of our Arab owners, more in the fashion of a sex case entering or leaving court. I then wander round the Colin Bell End looking for a fellow Bell Ender to discuss “The Project” with. Most of my fellow Bell Enders keep saying that time is on our side. I suppose there’re right in a way. I’ve heard that if you leave a chimpanzee banging at a keyboard for long enough he will come up with the entire works of William Shakespeare eventually. But I’m not so sure about City becoming the best football team in Manchester. My fellow bitter blue moaners ( sorry, “mooners “), seem to think if we win one domestic trophy or even one game against United, then we instantly become the power in football. But let’s face the reality of our task. We have to win the league title every year for the next 16 years just to equal them. Not to mention 3 European cups, the club world cup and countless FA cups. All without them winning anything. We also have to attract over seventy thousand fans to the council house for every home game. We can never be the first English club to win the European cup or the treble, because they are! As for managers. They have had two of the greatest football managers in footballing history, and still have one of them. We have a girly version of Face from the A-Team (I suppose we could call our coaching staff “The Gay Team”) who’s only on a six months contract. Like Mark “Useless” Hughes he’ll only be there for two minutes, City managers have a career shorter than a keen suicide bomber! Yet my fellow bitter pals say that United are scared, I don’t think so, more like mildly annoyed, like a mighty lion being irritated by a noisy, blue bottle (sorry for mentioning that word Bellamy, I don’t what to bring back the nightmares. But if you don’t want people throwing beer and money at you, stop looking like a big issue salesman).
I think if I supported your Team I would not be calling my self a bell ender!!!!!
Then again maybe
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