Jol confirmed as new Spurs boss

Dutchman Martin Jol was today confirmed as Tottenham’s new head coach.

Jol confirmed as new Spurs boss
Mon, 08 Nov, 2004 - 14:16

Dutchman Martin Jol was today confirmed as Tottenham’s new head coach.

The announcement follows the surprise resignation of Jacques Santini on Friday and was made at the start of the club’s Annual General Meeting at White Hart Lane this afternoon.

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