Jol set to gamble on attack

Tottenham face the shame of a possible sixth consecutive Premiership defeat at Aston Villa tomorrow - but new head coach Martin Jol insists: "We won't change our new style."

Dutchman Jol has turned his predecessor Jacques Santini's game-plan upside down just by playing new boy Michael Carrick in an attacking midfield role and told Spurs to come out of the shell the Frenchman had built around the side before quitting on Guy Fawkes night.