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Ramos Gone To Spurs
Topic Started: Oct 27 2007, 12:14 PM (398 Views)
Monty
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Cant see why he would leave a top4 Spanish club in the CL for Spurs. :blink:

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The Spaniard quit as Sevilla coach on Friday night, paving the way for him to be named as Martin Jol's successor at White Hart Lane.


Ramos has been linked with a move to the Premier League club for much of the season after being pictured meeting with Spurs officials.



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He told his personal website: "My heart will remain in Nervion (the area of Seville where the club's ground is located) but for my family and my profession it is impossible not to leave for London.


"To the red and white family of the Sanchez Pizjuan (Sevilla's stadium) I only say to you that I could go very far away but, Sevillista friend, I assure you, that nobody will ever be closer to you."


Ramos looks set to be working alongside former Spurs midfielder Gus Poyet, whose future as Dennis Wise's assistant at Leeds was thrown into doubt on Friday.


Sevilla confirmed Ramos' departure on their official website in a statement which read: "Juande Ramos appeared on the third floor of the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan (stadium) to present a document in which he asked for his contract to be rescinded under clause 1006/85 at 22.35pm (local time).


"Ramos was accompanied by his physical trainer Marcos Alvarez, who presented the same document to the general director of the club, Jose Maria Cruz, in the presence of Ramon Rodriguez Monchi, the club's sporting director.


"The now ex-Sevilla coach declined the possibility of giving a press conference at the club's training facilities and has chosen his website www.juanderamos.com as a means of saying goodbye to Sevilla FC."



Passion and devotion


Ramos, who led Sevilla to two Uefa Cups during his time in charge, added on his website: "Sevilla FC is much bigger than a player or a manager.


"The greatness of the fans is something innate, it is impossible to comprehend this passion and devotion if you have not shared it with them, therefore I am convinced that the professional nature and honesty of all of the members of this club will take advantage of my farewell to straighten out the course of a season which has begun with doubts.


"I have just been a part of the machinery which works exceptionally and which will once again obtain the merit of victory this season.


"The professionals are extraordinary, the perspective is enormous. Sevilla FC will be much greater after I have left."

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spurs are as good as sevilla when at thier best they are better than them i watched sevilla vs arsenal and aggainst spurs last season and spurs where cheated out of it 2 of the worse pen decsions
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flak
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Oct 27 2007, 12:14 PM
Cant see why he would leave a top4 Spanish club in the CL for Spurs. :blink:

That's what I said. :P

Do you think he can turn Tottenham's season around?
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spurs' season is almost a write-off F.A cup is there best chance for europe imo
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Monty
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Maybe he can get them a top 8 finish at most. Cant see him getting 5 spot now. He'll spend big in January I reckon.
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You think UEFA Cup or Intertoto is beyond them too Norwich?
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i think there will be big changes in january maybe intertoto don't think they'll make auto europe qualification tho
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i think he can flak,but they have to give him 3-4 years,its probably a good time to become manager for him as their league aspirations have obviously wilted there is less pressure on him at the moment,it will be interesting to see the team he puts out against gettafe,his knowledge of spanish football could help him rescue this season in the uefa cup,his record in uefa cup speaks for itself
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Yeah it does, Spurs for UEFA Cup? :lol:

I'm not sure that he will get 3 or 4 years after them sacking Jol after all that he has done...
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if he can win a couple cups along the way its only going to extend his stay,i think he has to be given 3 seasons for champs league qualification
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theres been a lot going on behind the scenes at spurs,there were rumours the board were signing players jol wasnt keen on,if they try that with ramos he will be gone in a shot
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i saw this morning that when he was in charge at rayo he made them play with 10 men because they weren't trying hard enough they won 2-0
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i will tell you what,if berbatov tries that "i dont want to warm up" business,ramos will banish him to the reserves for ever,this guy doesnt take any s*** from anyone,and that includes the spurs board
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Will he manage to climb them up the table?
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Oct 28 2007, 10:07 AM
Will he manage to climb them up the table?

Definitely, I just don't know how far. Let's face it, there's not many places left for them to do worse than their current position.

Talk of them bringing in Kanoute and Alves from Sevilla in the January transfer window.
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