Tottenham receive major boost as key figure has decided to stay at the club despite offer from elsewhere
Tottenham received a major boost today as senior assistant manager Chris Davies rejected an offer from Swansea and decided to stay at the club.
According to the story from last week, the Welsh club, who had been a strong contender for the managerial job following Michael Duff’s dismissal, made an offer to the club, which was turned down.
Nonetheless, Angel declined to rule out his senior assistant leaving, insisting that Davies alone had the last say in the matter.
The club prepared a second offer to temp Davies, as Sky Sports later reported, and they did.
But according to the most recent information from BBC Sports Wales, the Welsh team’s attempt to name Davies as their new manager was unsuccessful.
The report claims that the assistant manager for Tottenham has made the decision to stay with the team.
Davies is reportedly loving working with Ange Postecoglou and has had a big influence behind the scenes.
Spurs have won back-to-back games against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle to snap a five-game losing streak.
Their next matchup is a difficult one against Sean Dyche’s Everton, who have been playing excellently lately as well.
Brennan Johnson breaks silence after injury on Nottingham Forest return
Former Nottingham Forest player Brennan Johnson has reacted to the outcry after sustaining an injury on Friday night at the City Ground.
The Forest academy alumnus made his first appearance back at the club when Tottenham came to town for the Premier League match. The move cost £47.5 million. However, his return did not go as expected. Johnson went down shortly after the 30-minute mark after he challenged for the ball in his own box.
Upon discovering that the 22-year-old had a deep cut on his head, paramedics raced over to help. The supporters of Forest responded positively when Oliver Skipp replaced him on the field.
Former Nottingham Forest player Brennan Johnson has reacted to the outcry after sustaining an injury on Friday night at the City Ground.
The Forest academy alumnus made his first appearance back at the club when Tottenham came to town for the Premier League match. The move cost £47.5 million. However, his return did not go as expected. Johnson went down shortly after the 30-minute mark after he challenged for the ball in his own box.
Upon discovering that the 22-year-old had a deep cut on his head, paramedics raced over to help. The supporters of Forest responded positively when Oliver Skipp replaced him on the field.
He also tagged Gibbs-White and added: “My Broski.”
Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham, provided a positive update on Johnson after the match, indicating that he should be fit for the team’s match against Everton the following weekend.
“He ought to be alright. In his press conference following the game, he stated, “He’s just got a nasty cut to his head.” Nothing that ought to prevent him from entering. He had a cut on his head but no concussion.
