Jamie O’Hara believes Tottenham Hotspur have made a huge mistake in their summer recruitment, as the pundit blasted one Spurs man for his display at Old Trafford.Speaking ahead of the game against Man United, Roberto De Zerbi admitted he wanted to see more from Tottenham’s summer signings.The Tottenham boss was pleased to see how some of his players responded to his challenge, praising three of the club’s new additions for their display at Old Trafford.De Zerbi admitted he was impressed by Jan Paul van Hecke, Marcos Sensi and Savio, as 10-man Spurs fought their way back to salvage a point against United.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramJamie O’Hara says Tottenham made a huge mistake signing Jan Paul van HeckeHowever, O’Hara does not agree with De Zerbi’s assessment of Van Hecke’s performance, with the pundit blasting the centre-back for allowing Bryan Mbeumo to get a shot away in the box for United’s goal.The former Spurs midfielder labelled the Dutchman a ‘donkey’ and even suggested that the one who decided to sell Luka Vuskovic and sign the 26-year-old should be sacked.O’Hara said on talkSPORT: “Van Hecke, what is he doing? Cement in his feet, cement. He has got cement in his boots. He is guff. He is absolute guff. Free shot, inside your box, an absolute joke. This team is beyond a joke. I am sick of it, I am sick of it, I am sick of it, I am sick of it.“Who signed Van Hecke, who? He needs sacking, he needs sacking. Brighton have had our absolute pants down; they have had our pants down. Who signed him? Donkey. And we let Vuskovic go, and we got a donkey at the back. Every time anyone stands him up one-v-one, he gets a shot off. He is guff.”Van Hecke’s super strengths make up for his glaring weaknessesWe now have sufficient evidence that Van Hecke struggles defending one-v-one and Tottenham look susceptible every time the Dutchman is pulled out wide by the attacker he is marking.However, the Spurs defender has posted outstanding passing numbers this season, and one can argue that he is arguably the best ball-playing centre-back in the Premier League.That is a trade-off that De Zerbi seems willing to accept, given that his system is reliant heavily on building out from the back.While Van Hecke’s lack of pace can potentially be covered when he is partnered with Micky van de Ven, it becomes a much bigger concern when he plays alongside Marcos Senesi, who has the exact same strengths and weaknesses as the former Brighton man.READ MORE: One Roberto De Zerbi quote aged horribly within 24 hours after Tottenham’s draw with Man UnitedThe post Jamie O’Hara says Tottenham just spent £52m on a ‘donkey’ after Man United draw appeared first on Spurs Web.