The fall out from an epic eight goal thriller does not
just centre around Jol, but also Spurs' keeper Paul Robinson, who
was at fault for two of the goals and looks increasingly fragile
for club and country.
Tottenham have been beaten by shots from outside of the area seven
times this season, while many of the goals they've conceded could
have been saved by a more agile keeper, even if they were not
blatant errors.
If Jol survives until January it will be interesting if he makes a
move for a new keeper, but he will be anxious to avoid looking like
he was passing the buck on to his shot-stopper or team morale could
nose dive.
There is a lot of tension at White Hart Lane, but who will be the
first to be axed and who deserves to be? Let us know.
