Jamie O’Hara has identified what he believes are Tottenham’s two major issues following another disappointing home loss

Tottenham’s fast start to the season under Thomas Frank has quickly faded, and Jamie O’Hara hasn’t held back in his assessment of their worrying decline.

After sitting in the top five back in August, Spurs have dropped off dramatically in recent weeks and are now drifting toward the bottom half of the table. Their latest setback—a 2-1 loss to Fulham—only intensified the pressure on Frank, with boos ringing out around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium once again.

Jamie O’Hara questions Spurs’ alarming dip

Jamie O’Hara has delivered a blunt take on Tottenham’s slump, suggesting that both the manager and the squad are falling short of expectations. He believes the size of the job may be overwhelming Frank, who is managing a top-six club for the first time in his career.

O’Hara said: “I’m starting to feel the job is too big for Thomas Frank. Our recruitment has been awful—these players just aren’t good enough. Most of them are miles off it. Big problems.”

January window approaching

With the January transfer market looming, Spurs face major decisions. Reports suggest the club wants to strengthen multiple positions, including striker and the wide areas. Antoine Semenyo remains strongly linked, and there’s also talk of bringing in a new goalkeeper.

If Tottenham want to turn their season around and compete at the top again, they’ll need to target proven, high-level talent—not developing youngsters still trying to find their way.