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PostSubject: BMJ   Fri Apr 18 2008, 17:06

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Former Tottenham Hotspur boss Martin Jol has told Sky Sports News he is waiting until the summer before taking on a new coaching role.


Since leaving White Hart Lane in the autumn, Jol has been offered several jobs around Europe, but has declined every opportunity.

He has been tipped to return to Dutch football with AZ Alkmaar at the end of the season and Jol is looking forward to returning to coaching.

"There were a few clubs in problems in Europe, but I made a decision not to do it," Jol told Sky Sports News.

"I would like to start in the summer, in July, then you get to know the team and prepare yourself. That is probably a better situation."

Jol left Spurs after the club's courting of Juande Ramos eventually saw the Spaniard pitch up in North London in late October.


Talented team

Despite the manner of his exit from Spurs, Jol is confident the team are in good hands and predicts a bright future for his old club.

He added: "I was disappointed before that and just after the summer I couldn't get the one or two players I wanted.

"I think it's a very, very talented team. When some people say it's not as good as they think, I think it's rubbish.

"Ledley King is back now and, with Woodgate, they are almost a finished article and they should do well."

The Dutchman also retains great affection for the Tottenham supporters and has fond memories of his three years at the club.

"I think we had some great years. For the last three seasons there was a great atmosphere in the stadium," continued Jol.

"I think they were really happy. Now, of course, they want more. If it won't come off, they will miss me and I will miss them.

"They are not only good supporters, but good people as well, and that is the most important thing."

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PostSubject: Re: BMJ   Sun Apr 20 2008, 15:29

I I love you :bmj:

:bmj: I love you me
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PostSubject: Re: BMJ   Sun Apr 20 2008, 16:43

He is "advertising" himself a little bit...

But I love Matin Jol!!
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PostSubject: Re: BMJ   Sun Apr 20 2008, 18:57

Kin on Spurs wrote:
He is "advertising" himself a little bit..



He always did.

Nevertheless, good luck Martin and forever thanks for your resurrection.
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PostSubject: Re: BMJ   Mon Apr 21 2008, 09:40

BMJ is a Spurs fan and he cares.
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PostSubject: Re: BMJ   Thu Apr 24 2008, 02:38


All the best Big Man, you will still be remembered as one of the best who tried to bring the Glory Days back,
GOOD LUCK TO YOU SIR WHERE EVER YOU GO. RESPECT!!
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