Jamie O'Hara completely clueless as he lashes out at Everton in latest Tottenham rant
Everton maintained their unbeaten run in the Premier League after a 0-0 draw with Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.
The Toffees travelled to North London on 12 September and came back with a point.
David Moyes doesn't have a lot of tools to work with at the Blues, but he managed to keep Roberto De Zerbi's team at bay.
While Tottenham dominated possession against Everton, they failed to score in their fourth consecutive Premier League game.
Jamie O'Hara has become a bit infamous for his rants about Spurs in recent months.
The former Tottenham midfielder had the Merseyside outfit in his sights during his latest crashout.
What Jamie O'Hara said about Everton after draw vs Tottenham
Everton had their moments against Tottenham, but in the end, neither team were clinical enough up front.
The Toffees went into the game coming off the high of getting a last-minute equaliser at home against Manchester United.
While the North London club looked threatening in the opening 30 minutes of the game, the Blues managed to nullify them.
Moyes prioritised getting a positive result, something O'Hara was irked by.
Speaking on talkSPORT on 12 September, the ex-midfielder said, "Everton were cra*. They were cra*. Honestly, they're bang average. They're a bang average team.
"They just sat there, parked the bus and were like, 'Go on, we know you numpties won't score."
How numbers contradict Jamie O'Hara
If Everton were poor in North London, then what does that make Tottenham?
De Zerbi's team dominated with 62 per cent possession and were clearly better in the first half, but Moyes managed to turn things around a bit after the break.
In the end, the Toffees had a better overall xG of 1.11 compared to Spurs' 0.69, as per Sofascore.
The Blues created two big chances in the game while the North London club managed just one.
Tottenham did have 14 shots in the game, but Jordan Pickford had to make just two saves.
Moyes' team won more duels and tackles, and had they been a bit more clinical, it could've been a worse result for Spurs.