Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium got caught in the crossfire as Jamie O’Hara continued his argument that Tottenham are a bigger club than ChelseaAhead of Spurs‘ clash with Chelsea in Saturday’s 5:30pm kick-off, the former midfielder has been doing his best to claim that his old club are the bigger of the two.talkSPORTJamie O’Hara has been enjoying the London derby between Tottenham and Chelsea[/caption]O’Hara’s antics began when he dismissed the Blues’ credentials, despite being six-time English champions, with this sparking a passionate response from club icon John Terry.And O’Hara added more fuel to the fire later, as he claimed the north Londoners even boast the superior stadium.Spurs moved into the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2019, which cost £1billion to build and boasts a capacity of 62,800.This is over 20,000 more than Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, which has been their home since 1905. ‘Everyone’s trying to copy us!’Tottenham’s new ground is considered one of the world’s leading sporting venues, and O’Hara was only too keen to lord this over the west Londoners.But another of the top-flight’s newest venues also came in for some criticism, as Everton fell victim to his crusade.The Toffees’ moved into their £800million new home at Bramley-Moore Dock in the summer, after spending 133 years at the iconic Goodison Park.It boasts a capacity of 52,769, an increase of over 10,000 compared to Goodison Park, but this didn’t mean much to O’Hara, who ripped into the brand new venue.Speaking on talkSPORT Breakfast on Friday, he began: “I go to Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, honestly, it’s a terrible football ground, there’s no atmosphere. Like, they call it the Shed End, you know?“Look at our ground, look at our stadium. It’s unbelievable – everyone’s trying to copy us, even Everton!GettyEverton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium shares some similarities to Tottenham’s home ground[/caption]GettyThe Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has hosted NFL games as well as the Premier League in recent years[/caption]“Have you seen Everton’s Stadium? Have you seen inside it? It looks like a toy Spurs stadium.“When you watch it on TV now, it looks like Spurs, but just not as big. It’s like a toy version of it. Everyone wants to copy our stadium!”The talkSPORT host then continued to state his case for Spurs being a bigger name than Chelsea.He continued: “And look, we haven’t had the investment that Chelsea have had – they went out and they spent big and they did unbelievable. “But, come on, mate. Spurs are bigger for me. They are.”John Terry shuts down O’Hara’s claimO’Hara’s fighting talk came just after his claim that Tottenham are ‘globally a bigger club’ than Chelsea caused a stir in the talkSPORT studios.GettyO’Hara also laid into Chelsea’s 120-year home in Stamford Bridge[/caption]The Englishman made 56 appearances for Spurs between 2005 and 2011GettyThe presenter said: “What are Chelsea? Do you know what I mean? They’re big because of Roman Abramovich, aren’t they?“Fair play to them, they spent loads of money, they bought the league a couple of times, but their big game is Tottenham. We don’t even care about that.”O’Hara then doubled down on his claim, stating: “Spurs globally are bigger than Chelsea, they are. We’ve got a rich history.His remarks did not sit well with Chelsea icon Terry, who responded by sending a voicenote in to Friday’s talkSPORT Breakfast.The former England skipper hit back by replying: “What on earth is he on about this morning, O’Hara?“Even using those two words together, Spurs and globally, should never be in the same sentence ever, ever again.John Terry won five Premier League five titles with ChelseaGetty“Mate, they’re still doing their pre-season tours around North London. Absolutely ridiculous.“Also, I’ve been invited to the game by Tottenham at the weekend. So it’s a 5.30 kick-off.“They’ve asked me to get there at 5.29 and they said they’ll take me round the trophy cabinet and they’ll have me in my seat by kick-off. That’s how miles off it they are, mate.”