Jol’s future still in peril despite best ever returns

TOTTENHAM yesterday announced record financial results and confirmed the departure of Paul Kemsley as vice-chairman, but it remains uncertain if either will impact on Martin Jol’s position as manager.

Spurs recorded their best figures for turnover and profit, partly due to the partnerships with Mansion and Puma, but also because of Jol’s work over the last two seasons.

The Dutchman was credited with getting the club into Europe and in the last campaign they played 21 cup ties on top of the revenue that comes from Premier League games.