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發表於 2007-10-26 11:33 PM
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Originally posted by 小狗狗 at 2007-10-26 11:17 PM:
咁究竟邊個接任呢???
唔通係摩連奴???
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/ ... hotspur/7063237.stm
Ramos favourite for Tottenham job
Sevilla coach Juande Ramos is being tipped to take over as Tottenham manager after Martin Jol's sacking.
Spanish football journalist Graham Hunter told BBC Radio 5 Live that Spurs had made a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer to Ramos to become manager immediately.
Sevilla director of football Ramon Rodriguez was in London on Thursday and it is thought he has begun negotiations with Spurs over compensation for Ramos.
Ramos's current Sevilla contract expires at the end of the season.
But Tottenham, with only one win in the Premier League this season and languishing in 18th place in the table, do not want to wait until then for the man who has led Sevilla to the Uefa Cup title in each of the last two seasons and into the Champions League for the first time.
There has been no official word from Sevilla or Ramos himself, while Álvaro Torres, Ramos' agent, told Europa Press: "I can't say much. It's another rumour and that's all. I don't have anything else to say about it."
Spanish newspaper Marca claim Ramos wants to leave Sevilla immediately but Hunter believes Spurs will face a tough time negotiating his early release.
"Rodriguez was in London on Thursday beginning to negotiate with Spurs the get-out, the way in which Seville would have to be compensated," said Hunter.
"In Spain, the word is that Spurs made a take-it-or-leave-it offer - it was the third time they spoke to him and they said 'if you want this job, now is the moment or we move on'.
"I think Seville will push extremely hard for compensation.
"The president is a difficult man to deal with and will kick and scratch and fight for compensation, and if Juande Ramos walks out the situation will become still more messy.
"The delicate moments for Tottenham will continue over the next few days and the negotiations will need to be very, very clever indeed."
It is thought that Ramos wants to install Gus Poyet as his assistant boss at Tottenham but the Leeds assistant manager insists he has not been approached.
The former Uruguay international, who played for Tottenham between 2001 and 2004, told BBC Sport: "Everybody is calling me and sending me texts about it but I don't know anything. I haven't spoken to anyone.
"I don't know if something has gone on between the clubs. I don't have a clue."
A statement on Leeds' website added: "We have neither received an approach from Tottenham for Poyet nor a request from him to be released from his contract with Leeds.
"Any approach from Tottenham for our assistant manager would not be welcome."
Former Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann and Blackburn boss Mark Hughes have also been mentioned as possible Spurs targets in the past, but Ramos is now the overwhelming favourite.
Hughes moved to distance himself from the vacant position in any case, saying: "I would suggest any appointment that's to be made is obviously in place. My interest is solely in Blackburn.
"I've seen my name a couple of times linked with it but I just view that as a reflection on the job myself and the staff are doing here, and the players are doing."
Jol was apparently relieved of his post before Spurs were beaten 2-1 by Getafe in the Uefa Cup on Thursday, but he remained in charge of the team for the match - while Rodriguez watched from the directors' box.
Jol said goodbye to Tottenham's players at the club's training ground on Friday and assistant Chris Hughton and the club's goalkeeping coach Hans Segers have also been dismissed.
The BBC understands there will be an announcement from Tottenham over the weekend about their next manager.
"I don't think there will be an announcement on Friday. That's what I'm led to believe. I think it's more likely to be after the Blackburn game on Sunday," said Radio 5 Live football reporter Mike Sewell.
RAMOS FACTFILE
Full name:
Juan de la Cruz Ramos Cano
Age: 53
Managerial career:
Alcoyano (1993-94)
Levante (1994-95)
Logrones (1995-96)
Barcelona B (1996-97)
Lleida (1997-98)
Real Vallecano (1998-01)
Real Betis (2001-02)
Espanyol (2002)
Malaga (2003-04)
Sevilla (2005- )
Trophies: Uefa Cup (2005, 2006)
Super Cup (2006)
Copa del Rey (2007)
Spanish Supercopa (2007)
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