Jamie O’Hara is universally despised by the vast majority of Celtic supporters and ACSOM’s Paul John Dykes has just humiliated him live on Sky Sports.
O’Hara’s anti-Celtic nonsense is spewed out of talkSPORT on a daily basis as the failed footballer tries to make a name for himself as a pundit with his embarrassing shock-jock motormouth tactics.
Him and the other talkSPORT village idiot, Jason Cundy, prove week in, week out that they know absolutely nothing about Celtic, never mind Scottish football.
And this morning, live on Sky Sports, Paul John gave O’Hara the biggest public spanking he’s ever experienced since he embarrassed himself on dating show, Love Undercover when he claimed he was a famous footballer to try and get a girlfriend.
Jamie O’Hara told he is playing the Celtic ‘pantomime villain’
Here is the full transcript of Paul John handing O’Hara his backside live on Sky Sports as they spoke about Wilfried Nancy to Celtic links:
Paul John: “I can understand why he’s a candidate, absolutely, no doubt about it, but I can see that, obviously there’s a comparison there between the Scottish game and MLS pros and cons. I know Jamie’s a massive fan of Scottish football, but Celtic are still a huge draw. Celtic are a massive draw. So I’m pretty sure there’ll be quite a few on the shortlist.”
O’Hara: “You say it’s a massive draw, the shortlist has come up. I mean, you get custard pie’d by managers who don’t want the job. Knutsen, Kieran McKenna, you’re saying it’s a massive club, it isn’t, and it’s shown.”
Paul John: “Jamie, Celtic is a massive club and it’s about time you realised that. I know you are playing the pantomime villain but custard pie’d by whom? Who gave Celtic the custard pie. Who knocked us back? You’re speculating there, obviously.”
O’Hara: “You’re looking at a manager from the MLS. You can’t tell me you’re a big club if you’re looking at a manager from the MLS.”
Paul John: “That’s very disrespectful of the MLS, Jamie.
O’Hara: “It’s just true, isn’t it? What manager manager who is in the the MLS that gets a massive job.”
Paul John: “Well, you know Celtic and Scottish football know where we are in the food chain Jamie. So if someone comes to us like Ange Postecoglou, we know that they might be using it as a platform to a team like Tottenham.”
O’Hara: “You can’t say you’re one of the biggest clubs in the world. Then if you’re saying that the manager comes there and it’s a pathway to a bigger job.”
Paul John: “Do you understand what I mean by the biggest club in the world? Do you understand what that entails? We were just defeated by Midtjylland who’s got a capacity of 12,000 we have a capacity 60,000.
“54,000 season ticket holders, a global fan base, Jamie. You constantly have a bad word to say about Scottish football so I think you are compromised in this discussion.”
O’Hara: “You can’t keep saying you are a massive football club when when you’re trying to attract a manager from the MLS, and you just said it that the manager will use you as a pathway to a bigger club.”
Paul John: “No, I use an example of Ange Postecoglou as using Celtic as a platform. Not every manager does. We just sacked a manager. He’s unemployed.”
O’Hara: “Because he left you to go to Leicester.”
Paul John: “Yeah, he left under certain circumstances I’m not sure you’re aware of Jamie, because you’re doing a lot of speculation here. Celtic Football Club is one of the biggest brands in Global Football. If you don’t realise that, you’re compromised.”
Paul John then clamps O’Hara trying to use Opta to take a pop at Celtic
Next up was O’Hara who was desperate to use Opta to try and take a pop at Celtic after Scottish football was ranked 39th in the world.
Paul John continued, “Yeah, I wasn’t debating the size of Scottish football in relation to the MLS. I was debating the size of Celtic Football Club. We are a huge club worldwide.
“I have respect for other leagues and so do Celtic, that’s why we’re scouring the globe to try and replace Brendan Rodgers.
“Nancy is a man whose name has been mentioned. There’s no guarantee that he’s been offered the job, or indeed that he’s the top of the shortlist. There are other names involved.”
O’Hara: “39th though, 39th.”
Paul John: “Yeah, that’s Scottish football. Jamie, that’s Scottish football. That’s where we are. There’s a lot of drawbacks in Scotland when it comes to broadcast rights, sponsorship rights.
“You know, I remember English football pre-Premiership, and I’ll tell you what, it wasn’t the kind of pull that it is now. I mean, you’ll remember that yourself, Jamie, and there’s broadcasting money coming into these games that doesn’t happen in Scottish football.
“Can you name one club? There’s one club with more money in the bank than Celtic. Do you know who it is? [O’Hara is clueless].Tottenham Hotspur, one team.
“So Celtic is a huge football club. Don’t kid yourself on. I know you’re playing a part there, Jamie, and when you came on..”
O’Hara: “I’m not playing any part. It’s Scottish. But you can’t, you can’t get away from the fact that you felt that the 39th in the world, which is pretty shocking.
“And you you’re trying to say that you’re a massive club. Look, Celtic are a big club. Of course they are. I’m not saying that they’re not, but Stockport County are of League One. Stockport County, would win your league.”
Paul John: “Are you basing that on Opta stats?”
O’Hara: “I’m basing it on this season of what I’ve watched the Celtic and Rangers this season.”
Paul John: “They’d win the league? Honestly, this is a clip. This will go viral. You’ve made a fool of yourself, Jamie.”
🗣️ "Nonsense! This will go viral, you've made a fool of yourself, Jamie!"
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) November 13, 2025
Paul John Dykes from @ACSOMPOD was on to discuss Celtic's manager hunt, but Jamie O'Hara had other ideas as the pair clashed on O'Hara's claim that Stockport County would win the Premiership! ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/O7ofEsTLaF
The tweet was deleted, but you can watch the whole superb clip here:
O’Hara proves, like every other pundit in English football that he’s not got a clue about anything that happens in football outside the English borders.
