Whats Chris Hughton doing now ??
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ChRiStOpHe
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Sleeping probably.
ChRiStOpHe
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Wouldn't suprise you, would it? :-D
joey55
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Is it wrong I quite like the idea of being tucked up next to BMJ?
ChRiStOpHe
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Not at all Joey. Not at all :wink:
Right, now to stop spamming your thread, D. Sorry buddy
Right, now to stop spamming your thread, D. Sorry buddy
sim0n
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Daily Mail Nov 23, 2007
Chris Hughton has no room for bitterness. Shown the door after devoting 28 years of his life to Tottenham, no one would be surprised should he harbour a grudge.
"I enjoyed a wonderful career at White Hart Lane. I had some terrific highs as a player in the eighties and to go from there and have so many years on the coaching staff is something that makes me very proud. It's very difficult now to be bitter about what's happened." The former full-back, who joined Spurs as a 13-year-old, survived seven managerial changes in his time on the coaching staff.
"I'd like to have a go at managing a club," he said. "It hasn't happened in the past because there's always been a good reason to stay at Spurs."
bits of junk from the daily mail - he wants to be managing somewhere...
probably no takers at moment :bang:
perhaps he's flogging fine pre-owned vehicles currently?...
Chris Hughton has no room for bitterness. Shown the door after devoting 28 years of his life to Tottenham, no one would be surprised should he harbour a grudge.
"I enjoyed a wonderful career at White Hart Lane. I had some terrific highs as a player in the eighties and to go from there and have so many years on the coaching staff is something that makes me very proud. It's very difficult now to be bitter about what's happened." The former full-back, who joined Spurs as a 13-year-old, survived seven managerial changes in his time on the coaching staff.
"I'd like to have a go at managing a club," he said. "It hasn't happened in the past because there's always been a good reason to stay at Spurs."
bits of junk from the daily mail - he wants to be managing somewhere...
probably no takers at moment :bang:
perhaps he's flogging fine pre-owned vehicles currently?...
eddiebailey
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Must be galling to have won the confidence of seven (very different) managers only to then be sacked by the suits.
Anyway, he apparently has been turning up for reserve games up to see his son Cian play; nice to know there is still a Hughton at Spurs.
Anyway, he apparently has been turning up for reserve games up to see his son Cian play; nice to know there is still a Hughton at Spurs.
ricardomcd
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He was a pundit on Sky Sports news for the lats game against Aalborg
Midostouch
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I hope he gets something - maybe managing a league 2 club - I reckon Brentford will be looking soon - that might interest him - they have a history of ex Spurs players - Perryman, Holder - mind you they also had McLintock.
thfcsuperyid
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ye he's doing stuff for sky...he might be in the box with richard keys today.
