'They're not good enough!' - O'Hara's brutal assessment of Man Utd despite Roma win

Sky Sports Football Wednesday 04 November 2026, 10:41 UTC 1 min read

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Jamie O'Hara believes that Manchester United have not hit a turning point despite the impressive 3-2 comeback against Roma in the Champions League.

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'They're not good enough!' - O'Hara's brutal assessment of Man Utd despite Roma win

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