Ramos ‘going nowhere’ as Spurs held by Latics

TOTTENHAM’s Spanish manager Juande Ramos denied reports he is homesick and desperate to return to his homeland as he appealed for time for his new-look side to adapt to the Premier League after a dismal goalless draw with Wigan at White Hart Lane kept them bottom of the table.

Ramos ‘going nowhere’ as Spurs held by Latics

Spurs fans booed their team off the pitch at half time — just before Ramos substituted £14million (€17.7m) Russian signing Roman Pavlyuchenko — and at the end.

And Wigan boss Steve Bruce piled on the agony when he said afterwards: “We had a fantastic opportunity but took the wrong options because they were there for the taking, basically.”

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