Martin Jol

[Crozzer]

They got rid of Jimmy Greaves, they have never been the same since.

[Spud]

i feel sorry for him. spurs fans seem to have the idea they're suddenly a champions league club and he's suffered for it!

I like Jol and I think he did a very good job the last couple of seasons, Spurs seem to be really lacking in confidence at the moment though and it was kind of inevitable he would have to leave even though it's a shame.

Just hope they get someone good to replace him, Mourinho would be good, although I'd rather England got him.

The last bit proves your point correct.

[Matchworn Shirts]

Jol is probably a good coach but not a good manager

[herthab]

Best manager Spurs have had for 30 years (Statistically).

The board at Spurs caused the problem initially by linking the managers job to other people.

Last 2 seasons finishing 5th is no mean achievement for a club traditionally seen as a cup side.

Once again we see a good manager not being given support.

[Gazza's Fat Mate]

martin jol's mother is whore she's whore she's whoreore

[herthab]

martin jol's mother is whore she's whore she's whoreore

Good point, well made.......................

[Ben Wah Balls]

i feel sorry for him. spurs fans seem to have the idea they're suddenly a champions league club and he's suffered for it!

I like Jol and I think he did a very good job the last couple of seasons, Spurs seem to be really lacking in confidence at the moment though and it was kind of inevitable he would have to leave even though it's a shame.

Just hope they get someone good to replace him, Mourinho would be good, although I'd rather England got him.

The last bit proves your point correct.

Not at all, Spurs one of the few teams in the world who can afford him, generally ranked about the 12th richest club in the world, he's unlikely to be out of work for long and if he goes to an English club then Spurs would seem by far the most likely option.

[stfctownenda]

Thought the Spurs fans gave him an awesome send off when news spread to the ground that he was leaving.  The chant of stand up for Martin Jol was chanted throughout the stadium and practically everyone in the ground was standing.  He can leave with his head held high with 2 fifth place finishes, this season the board and the players let him down big style.  Everytime you see Spurs play these days there players look like there shitting themselves, they make such silly mistakes and cost him his job.

[McLovin]

The fans and players loved Jol, and i thought he was decent. Since the board started fucking around, his position became more and more unattenable. Due to their interference and pressure, i dont think it was possible for him to get the best out of the players. having said that, a lot of the Spurs team should take responsibility for their half-arsed attempts.

[Samdy Gray]

Sturrock to Tottenham  

[land_of_bo]

Sturrock to Tottenham  

Don't start rumours like that, you what happened with the Judas Midget.

[Fred Elliot]

Sturrock to Tottenham  

Don't start rumours like that, you what happened with the Judas Midget.

Yes

MikeD will get fed up with it and ship him out to Rubbish and Dustbins

[Spud]

i feel sorry for him. spurs fans seem to have the idea they're suddenly a champions league club and he's suffered for it!

I like Jol and I think he did a very good job the last couple of seasons, Spurs seem to be really lacking in confidence at the moment though and it was kind of inevitable he would have to leave even though it's a shame.

Just hope they get someone good to replace him, Mourinho would be good, although I'd rather England got him.

The last bit proves your point correct.

Not at all, Spurs one of the few teams in the world who can afford him, generally ranked about the 12th richest club in the world, he's unlikely to be out of work for long and if he goes to an English club then Spurs would seem by far the most likely option.

But in all seriousness do you think he would leave Chelsea to become Spurs Manager?

The only way Jose is coming back to England is if he get's offered the National Job.

[Kinky Tom]

I'm actually with Ben on this, in that if Mourinho were to manage another Prem club I can see it being Spurs - it's London based, they've got money to throw away, it's right under Roman's nose, they're ambitious (unrealistically so mind)...

I couldn't really care less though tbh, not a fan of Spurs at all and frankly I haven't missed Mourinho 1 little bit.

[Simon Pieman]

Think Jol is a good manager, but seeing as I couldn't give a toss about Spurs or most of the Premiership, I'm not really that bothered.