O'Hara, future captian

[baxta]

The more i see of O'hara the more i like. Passionate for the badge, always gives 100%, keeps fighting till the end. You can see he has the carrow in him.. i think in time to come he could make a great skipper for spurs.. He def seems to have his heart at the club..

Your thoughts..

[spurs2rise]

If Jenas can become captain, O'Hara can!

I believe O'Hara is giving his all at the moment, but it will be interesting to see if we are talking him up if/when the club reaches its potential. I am not sure he is good enough to play 90 minutes every game if we were a top 6 club.

But after saying that, its great to see him playing the way he is at the moment and I hope it continues. He may not be the flashiest player, but he gives it 100% and is a hard worker.

Definatley a type of player you want around your club!

[Outre]

i voted no.
of course i love the guy, but i just don't see him as a natural born leader.

[Gareth]

No - I've never seen him shout at the lads to pull up their socks and work, only see himself doing that but if your a true leader you should be pointing out what the others in your team need to improve.

[nickGT]

I think he is a great motivator. He makes me proud to be a spurs suppporter actually and is what we are all about.

I don't view him as captain material though for some reason. Who knows though.. He is devolping as a man and a footballer still. Will be interesting to see where he is at in a few years time.

[DarlingtonYid]

he could be our paul scholes so he must be captain one day

[alkemy007]

I would love for him to be captain one day...I see him quite a lot shouting at other, more senior players. He is an emotional guy and when he learns to channel that and is a bit more established I think he can be a great leader on the pitch for us.

[Eighteen82]

At the moment no, but in the future, most certainly yes. He oozes passion, and as we have already seen has the ability to completly turn a game.

[Chivalry]

for sure, not just a captain but going to be a spurs legend imho.

[Seajay]

Yup, his passion shines through, he gives his all and he encourages others. As long as he sticks around and avoids injury a definite possibility for the future.
COYS

[thfcshady27]

No - I've never seen him shout at the lads to pull up their socks and work, only see himself doing that but if your a true leader you should be pointing out what the others in your team need to improve.

u obviously didnt see him coming onto the pitch at the start of the second half against burnley...he gave the rest a right rollicking telling them to play with some fecking passion! thats not the only time either.

as for captain hes defo one for the future and if hes looked after and keeps improving then he could very well be!

[ParkLaneMal]

u obviously didnt see him coming onto the pitch at the start of the second half against burnley...he gave the rest a right rollicking telling them to play with some fecking passion! thats not the only time either.

as for captain hes defo one for the future and if hes looked after and keeps improving then he could very well be!

I put the same on a thread after that game. He was brilliant and without doubt has the confidence and ability to lead from the front. As I said before if he wasn't on the pitch he would be in the Park Lane ( sorry Shelf Side) shouting from his heart.
A true Yid