Former Tottenham manager Juande Ramos acknowledged
it is 'results that count' after the Spaniard was dismissed by
Spurs on Saturday.
The former Sevilla coach was approaching a year in charge at
White Hart Lane before Spurs announced his departure late on
Saturday evening.
Ramos' future in the Spurs hot seat had been the focus of
intense scrutiny after the club's worst-ever start to a league
season.
Tottenham were bottom of the table after failing to win in their
opening eight Premier League matches and also lost 2-0 at Udinese
in the Uefa Cup on Thursday.
With Harry Redknapp installed in his place, Ramos is now
intrigued to discover if Spurs' decision to change managers will
reap dividends.
"The results are what counts in football and we all know how
this world works," said Ramos on his personal website.
"Now we just have to see if this decision is the best one for
the team to recover and have a good season."
