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Hossam Ghaly's coach and Mido's former coach Martin
Jol decided to call it a day and resigned from his position
as Spurs coach after the recent run of poor results.
Meanwhile, Sevilla's coach Ramos is preparing to take
Jol's position after he resigned from his job as Sevilla
manager.
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Ghaly, Lennon and Jol
Since Both Egyptians Mido and Ghaly left
Spurs, Pharaohs curse apparently hit the North London
side. Tottenham achieved European qualification last
season and ended in the 5th spot for the second season
in a row. However, since Mido and Ghaly left the team,
the form of Spurs went downhill and they are now facing
relegation danger and exit from UEFA cup as well.
Martin Jol, Mido and Ghaly were all integral
part of Spurs success in the past two seasons. Jol took
control of Tottenham and helped them to qualify to Europe
in his second season and third seasons. Mido, as well,
played a major part on his loan period at Spurs as he
led the side to a prestigious 5th place at end of season.
The Egyptian found himself a 4th choice
after signing permanently from Roma but Spurs remained
strong with the arrival of Berbatov who proved his worth
in his first season with Spurs. The other Egyptian Ghaly
shone in the last season as he scored, assisted and
won penalties in many crucial games and the end was
another 5th place for Spurs last season.
In summer, Spurs decided to get rid of
both Egyptians Mido and Ghaly. Mido had to leave after
the signing of Darren Bent while Ghaly was forced to
leave the club after throwing the team shirt onto the
ground in the penultimate matchday in the Premiership.
On paper, Spurs did well as they brought
Kaboul, Gareth Bale and Bent at expense of Mido and
Ghaly but in the real world, the new players didn't
help the team much with Bale as an exception.
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