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Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:52 pmby The Manhattan Project
Yep.
He resigned before tonight's game with Getafe, which they have lost 1-2.
Although he is in charge for this last match.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:53 pmby Dundalk
Yes it is official he is going tonight after the Getafe game
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:54 pmby The Manhattan Project
The BBC have reported that Juane Ramos has agreed to become Spurs manager at the end of the season.
Personally I think he's crazy to leave Sevilla.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:55 pmby Dundalk
Sevilla coach Juane Ramos has reportedly agreed to become Spurs' new manager at the start of next season.
Spurs reportedly met Ramos in August with a "dizzying" offer to replace the 51-year-old Jol at White Hart Lane.
The Times newspaper also reported Gus Poyet, the former Tottenham and Chelsea midfield player, has been approached to become the assistant manager.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:58 pmby red37
Best of luck to Jol. I feel sorry for the underhand way in which he's been treated after helping to swell the coffers for his employers. Didn't deserve that in truth and whatever you say...it stinks.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:01 pmby The Manhattan Project
This story broke DURING the match.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:03 pmby Dundalk
Clive Allen is expected to take charge of the Spurs side for Sunday's game with Blackburn Rovers after which Ramos is tipped to be appointed. 
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:13 pmby The Manhattan Project
A Spurs fan just said "We wanna INGGWISH manaJARRR....like da Mark HEWWWWZZZZ"
I'm pretty sure Mark Hughes is Welsh.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:14 pmby ivor_the_injun
Feel really sorry for the guy. Incredibly shabbily treated. Yes the team have been woeful, but he's been sh*t on by the hierachy for months, and it must have been a horrible place to work.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:16 pmby The Manhattan Project
Manhattan feels sorry for him too. Seems like a nice guy. He's done well over the last two years.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:37 pmby NANNY RED
I Jol myself personaly he always reminded me of a Sunday pub team Manager and i say that in the nicest way it was just the way he came across maybe it was the way he looked. I dont think there gonna get anyone better than him some of the millionare over indulged players need to take a look at themselves .the only one i ever seen with any passion in that team was Robbie Keane . Spurs were never a top 4 team anyway i think the owners aims were a little to high
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:43 pmby RUSHIE#9
Apparently Juande Ramos isn't as available for the job as many in the media are saying. Thats according to Graham Hunter on SSN so maybe it is gonna be El Tel for the job! 
Long shot, good ol' GED HOULLIER 
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 11:12 pmby Dundalk
I think that Martin Jol can leave with his head held high, he seems to have acted with dignity and professionalism even when it seems some of his players and particularly the Tottenham board have been lacking in such qualities. Best of luck for the future Martin.
Posted:
Thu Oct 25, 2007 11:57 pmby Tottenham Dave
Yup, he's gone 
Got a good send off though, regardless of the result.
Hold your head high Tony Soprano, you are forever a THFC red carpet A-lister.
Board's a buncha c*cks.
Posted:
Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:22 amby hello_red
Pity.