'Do I want this on my CV?’ - Peter Crouch concerned managers will see Tottenham job as poisoned chalice

Tottenham Hotspur could find it hard to convince potential new managers to take the job after big names tried and failed to win silverware at the club, says Peter Crouch. Antonio Conte parted ways with Spurs last week by mutual consent after almost a year and a half in charge.

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“What Spurs fans are becoming disenchanted with is that Daniel Levy has been in charge and they haven’t won anything in this reign. Constant changing of managers is not working,” Crouch told BT Sport.

When it was put to him that potential new managers could be put off by the failures of their predecessors, Crouch said: “This is an issue for any manager coming in now. Paratici steps back from Spurs role pending appeal on his ban from football Poch return, Nagelsmann or Enrique? Next Spurs manager runners and riders Stellini says Tottenham ‘not a club in crisis’ and praises former Spurs boss Conte “Look at the previous track record of managers, and none of them have worked out.

It’s like – ‘do I want this on my CV?’ “I think it needs a change of direction, it needs something built from the ground up. “The business side of Tottenham