Ramos in at Spurs

[Nic83]

PS, Alves is a ****.

[Helios Creed]

Wonder how long he'll last...he doesnt have a record of staying very long at a club:

J

Out of the 10 clubs he's managed, he's left EIGHT of them in a year or less

His longest spell at any club was a mere 3 years at Vallecano.

I expect he'll just be taking it Juande at a time.

[Guest]

I expect he'll just be taking it Juande at a time.

Nice little pun there.

[Helios Creed]

Nice little pun there.

Unfortunately didn't think of it until everyone had gone.

[thesilverfoxlfc]

Why would Alves when he has the pick of all the top clubs in Europe go to Spurs??

Im sure he likes Ramos but he wont win anything with Spurs

[peekay]

I wonder if he'll cash in on Berbatov and bring half of Sevilla across with the money.

Judging by the way the Sevilla Chairman Del Nido does transfer dealings, Ramos will have to sell White Hart Lane to bring half of Sevilla across.

[fah-q]

Del Nido has threatened to make Tottenham pay the consquences for their behaviour in recruiting Ramos.

[dww]

Dan's the man
New Spurs boss Ramos targets £15m ace Alves
By Steve Stammers 28/10/2007

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Daniel Alves is set to become Juande Ramos' first major signing for Tottenham.

The 24 year-old Brazil star played for Ramos at Sevilla and is lined up to move to White Hart Lane in a £15million deal.

Ramos, who arrived in London yesterday, has been promised a £40million transfer kitty by Spurs.

Alves was wanted by Chelsea in the summer but they refused to meet the £20million asking price.

But Alves, who can play in midfield or as a right-back, is now set to make his move to London to link up once again with the man who made him one of the hottest properties in world football

http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/sport/...8487-20020438/

Why would they let him buy players and not Jol. Surely they will want to continue the Director of Football/Coach system?

[peekay]

For 15 million All major clubs in europe would be after him. I can see Rafa being back in for him for 15 million.

[El Jefecito]

That's not the smartest thing ever written. Sevilla were a very good side last season playing the best football in La Liga.

Where did I say otherwise?

[AFII]

Comolli: I'm in charge of Spurs transfers
tribalfooball.com - October 30, 2007

Tottenham sports chief Damien Comolli has declared he remains in charge of transfers, despite the arrival of new coach Juande Ramos.

Comolli said: "I'm 100% convinced that the technical director role works, 99% of the clubs around the world use that system, win trophies, win football matches. So it works.

"If the chairman and the board are not happy with what I'm doing, they'll probably ask me to leave. But 50 or 60% is about the club in the future, and 40% is about the club now. If they're not happy with what I'm doing, they'll ask me to leave.

"I'm not interested about this (Ramos') job. Juande is very competent at what he does, has a proven record of winning in style.

"As a scouting department, we have to come up with solutions which we take to him. If he's got a name, that's fantastic. Saves me a lot of trips. But if not, we have to come up with options."

[El Jefecito]

Comolli: I'm in charge of Spurs transfers
tribalfooball.com - October 30, 2007

Tottenham sports chief Damien Comolli has declared he remains in charge of transfers, despite the arrival of new coach Juande Ramos.

Comolli said: "I'm 100% convinced that the technical director role works, 99% of the clubs around the world use that system, win trophies, win football matches. So it works.

"If the chairman and the board are not happy with what I'm doing, they'll probably ask me to leave. But 50 or 60% is about the club in the future, and 40% is about the club now. If they're not happy with what I'm doing, they'll ask me to leave.

"I'm not interested about this (Ramos') job. Juande is very competent at what he does, has a proven record of winning in style.

"As a scouting department, we have to come up with solutions which we take to him. If he's got a name, that's fantastic. Saves me a lot of trips. But if not, we have to come up with options."

Did Ramos, work under the same system at Sevilla. I assume he did as that seems to be the norm in spain.