The Black Country outfit only survived on a dramatic final day of the season last term. But O'Hara, who has since seen his loan move from Tottenham turned into a permanent deal, now feels Wolves should be looking at the other end of the table. And seven points from their opening three games suggests O'Hara could be right. "The gaffer has brought me in, Roger [Johnson] in, and I don't think we should be down there," he told Sky Sports News. "We should be in the top-10 and I think we can do that this year." O'Hara gets the chance to lock horns with his former club Tottenham for the first time this weekend and he admits it will be strange. "For five minutes it will be, but once the whistle goes - if we get at them and don't let them play then I think we can get a result," he said. He admits that Spurs have had to sell this summer as they had growing band of players in their squad keen for more regular action. "I don't think Spurs have problems with money, I just think it was players getting frustrated and they wanted to move on," he said.
