Monday, 28th April, 2014
Tottenham Hotspur manager Tim Sherwood has hit out at the managers who are looking to replace him at Spurs.
Sherwood took charge of Tottenham after Andre Villas-Boas was sacked by the club's board in December last year.
"Some of these managers are touting themselves for my job, I don't think that's right", the 45-year-old told the BBC.
"Every press conference I do it's 'this manager's coming in' – [Louis] van Gaal, then [Glenn] Hoddle, this one and that one.”
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Sherwood feels that managers should support each other rather than talk about replacing someone when he is already in charge of the club, insisting he would adopt a very different approach to those who have expressed interest in his post.
"It's something that doesn't sit well with me. If anyone ever asks me about another job I just tell them that they've got another manager.
"Until they haven't got a manager and until I haven't got a job, say nothing."
Tottenham have won 12 of their 20 league games under Sherwood and are two victories away from earning their highest ever points tally in the Premier League – 73 points.
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