Timcodes
0:00 Jamie O’Hara
1:22 I Knew I Would Go Pro
6:52 Real Madrid & Signing For Tottenham  
10:07 Go on Loan
16:07 Tottenham Debut & Premier League
19:13 How I Can Help You
19:37 Rock Star Making £45k a Week
32:49 Missing Penalty in Cup Final
37:59 Harry Redknapp & Leaving Spurs  
43:19 Wolves & The Downfall
1:01:29 Going Broke & Big Brother
1:10:14 Becoming a Pundit
1:16:49 Harry Kane Blank Me
1:20:07 Virgin Van Dijk is Overrated
1:26:43 The Downfall of Man Utd
1:34:18 England & Southgate
1:38:15 Pep Guardiola
1:43:29 Luka Modric, Ronaldo, Gerrard
1:46:46 Matt Le Tissier Sacked
1:52:14 Q&A

There is no good age but 17 is a tough tough age to lose your mum. Sorry to hear that Jamie. We all make mistakes mates, yours were just in the public eye due to your job.

Appreciate the honesty though this was a good listen.

All 17/18 year olds think they know best lad!

This is a brilliant Chanel.

You do a fantastic job in interviewing but letting them speak, and not making it all about yourself.

I’m gobsmacked you have only 12.7 subscribers, this channel deserves (and will be) a 100,000 plus.

Keep up the great content, Ben!

I've been Jamie O'Hara, you've been the best

Honestly this was one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to from an ex-pro. Tells it how it is, and brutally honest. As football fans, isn’t that exactly what we want to hear? Too much now we receive watered-down generic bullshit from players that doesn’t tell us anything. I could have happily listened to another 2 hours of this podcast.

Saying he basically made bale killed me😂😂😂😂

Enjoy listening to him. Had no clue he was an actual player till now!

O'Hara has done good. He owned both the good and the bad of his career. The fact a 17 year old who lost his mother at a time he was still developing and still achieved what he did in the game and life yet still became the man he has become speaks volumes.

Great interview with Jamie, he couldn’t have been more honest and upfront, good luck to him in future

As a Manchester United fan always liked Jamie as a baller would have love to see him at United, and such a good honest bloke, wish him all the best

100% agree with there is very few real leaders in the current gen of players. Before the 2010's, big, elite clubs very rarely got trashed.  The last 10 years I feel so many big teams get trashed. Brazil losing 7-1 to Germany. Barcelona beating PSG 7-2. Bayern winning Barca 8-2. The countless times Arsenal have got hammered, but still finished in the top 4. PSV beating Feyenoord 10-0. It's like the players can't crisis manage when the shit hits the fan.

It’s a good job you didn’t go Madrid… we might not of ever seen zidane 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He went and played for Man United and was the best player there, so he moved to Man City and was the best player there — Aguero often cites him as the best he ever played with, the player KDB could have been. He moved to Real Madrid and was the best player there, won 8 of his 11 Balon d'Or awards there. He then played for England and was the best player there, keeping Gerrard out of the side. After 130 caps and 148 goals for England he defected to Brazil's national team and was the best player there.
He then changed career and won the Snooker Masters with 9 consecutive 147 breaks in the final, he was the best player there.
He then entered Mr Universe and won that, he was the best competitor there.
Then he became President of the US and was the best ever, he figured out a way to solve all the financial issues of the world and stopped all the wars as we all lived in peace and affluence.
Possibly the cherry on the cake was when O'Hara built a time machine and took Adolf Hitler under his wing, making him a messenger for peace, hence the esteem he's now held in... If he hadn't told us we wouldn't have known. Then he knocked out Tyson Fury, Usyk, AJ and a cloned, prime Mike Tyson in the same afternoon without any training.

He got paid £800bn for his appearance on Big Brother and donated it all to medical research, which allowed cures for every single disease to be discovered.

Amazing that he's so humble about all of this.

Loved every single minute of it! Thanks for making this show. Great to hear from Jamie about his career. Honest lad. I just hope he is going to take off with his new found passion. Best wishes from a Spurs fan.

i watch talksport with jamie on it- this is a very honest interview and hearing his story and being open about things i have alot of respect for that

He’s very modest 😂😂😂

Always thought that most players poor form can be largely explained  by injuries,  carrying injuries and being afraid of getting injured again. There's a difference between being fit and being match fit. And at the top end these can make all the difference.  Thing is teams don't publicise these injuries for fear of other teams exploiting these weaknesses or reducing the possible resale value of players.

Enjoy these interviews mate

How can you not love Jamie O’Hara top bloke proper lad and him of talk sport with cundy is magic!!

The mum loss early is deep and painful 😢