Levy lays it on line for Spurs boss Jol
Tottenham manager Martin Jol held crisis talks with chairman Daniel
Levy last night after the club's disastrous start to the
season.
Levy demanded answers from the Dutchman, who discovered yesterday
he will be without star striker Dimitar Berbatov for the next two
weeks with a groin injury, after successive defeats against
Sunderland and Everton.
Levy, who has backed Jol to the tune of £40million in the transfer
market already this summer, made it clear he expects the team to
gain their first win of the season against Derby at White Hart Lane
on Saturday.
Although there was no question of Jol losing his job last night,
Levy expects Spurs to be challenging for a Champions League slot
come May.
That task will be made even harder after Berbatov was ruled out for
two weeks with a groin injury and Younes Kaboul limped out of the
3-1 defeat against Everton with a hamstring strain. He will be
missing for a month.
