Jol proud to have played a part in history of such a 'wonderful club'

[mawspurs]

Former Tottenham manager Martin Jol says he is "proud" to have played a role in the north London club's history.

Read the full article at Evening Standard

 

[Gassin's finest]

I love BMJ, and BMJ...

 

[Japhet]

We really turned a corner when he took over. Still angry at the way he was sacked. He deserved so much better.

 

[Chedozie]

His sacking was the most embarrassing in the clubs history.

 

[sebo_sek]

Such class.... and the day he squared off with Wenger...
Oh my God, that's why he always looks like he wants to take a shit.
BMJ scarred him for life!

 

[shelfmonkey]

Shtill missh the big man.

 

[Japhet]

Shtill missh the big man.

Are you Steve MacLaren?

 

[UbeAstard]

I know this thread is about Jol but what happened to Birkinshaw? I havent seen or heard anything of him to do with our WHL history on that occasion last Sunday, or did I miss something?

 

[JC-Rule]

... he's got no hair and we don't care, it's Martin Martin Jol

 

[ralvy]

I love BMJ, and BMJ...

... and BJ too

 

[UncleBuck]

I know this thread is about Jol but what happened to Birkinshaw? I havent seen or heard anything of him to do with our WHL history on that occasion last Sunday, or did I miss something?

The last I heard of him I think he was a technical director at Watford above boothroyd but that was years ago!

 

[sebo_sek]

 

[garryparkerschest]

I know this thread is about Jol but what happened to Birkinshaw? I havent seen or heard anything of him to do with our WHL history on that occasion last Sunday, or did I miss something?

I'm sure he was there. I believe I saw an interview and a few pics on social media.

 

[UbeAstard]

Chezodie, what's the 'optimistic' rating about?

 

[Chris_D]

The last I heard of him I think he was a technical director at Watford above boothroyd but that was years ago!

Yeah he was number two to Aidy Boothroyd (quite a drop down after winning the UEFA cup) but left for "family reasons". Suspect it was partly a case of not wanting to sack the manager but the team couldn't get in the premier league - a philosophy they've since changed.