By
Craig Hope
20:30 GMT, 18 December 2013
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20:55 GMT, 18 December 2013
Andre-Villas Boas may have been binned as Tottenham boss earlier this week – but the club programme suggests he’s still clinging to his post.
For ahead of Wednesday night’s League Cup quarter-final with West Ham, the matchday read listed the Portuguese as Spurs’ head coach.
Clinging on: Sacked Andre Villas-Boas is named as Spurs head coach in the matchday programme for the League Cup quarter-final against West Ham
Caretaker: Tim Sherwood took charge of Spurs for the visit of West Ham
It was caretaker boss Tim Sherwood who took charge of the side but he was omitted from the back cover.
Sherwood, though, could find his name a permanent fixture if the bookies are to be believed, Coral quote him as the 5/2 favourite for the vacancy.
Villas-Boas was sacked on Monday in the wake of Spurs’ 5-0 humiliation at home to Liverpool on Sunday.
Axed: Villas-Boas was sacked after Sunday’s 5-0 defeat at home to Liverpool
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murphy04,
herts,
18 hours ago
Because they’re printed well before the game
AdrianB,
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
If you have been to a game lately, the back of a programme lists all players according to their number, its not the starting linup that is added anymore. Also, with it only being Monday that he was Sacked, the programmes were probably already in production. Another DM non story
sam carter,
southend, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
It is correct. Have any of you been to a game lately. I went tonight and have the programme. It is correct. It doesnt really matter but it is right for a change.
sam carter,
southend, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
Have any of you been to a game lately. I got the programme and its correct. It lists the senior squad. It doesnt matter but it is correct.
Jack,
hemel hempstead,
1 day ago
Where did you find this? Kaboul Gomes and Vertonghon didn’t play? You sure this is’nt fron las year?
MrClownman123,
london, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
funny things is that gomes wasn’t even on the bench never mind starting the game
MrClownman123,
london, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
the funy thing is that gomes didnt even get on the bench never mind start the game – fake
A.Gooner,
London, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
Better hang onto them, misprinted programmes are always worth more. Then again the desirability goes down when they realise it’s a t*ttenham programme…
ffc_djp,
Walton on Thames, United Kingdom,
1 day ago
Who actually cares
alice,
somewhere over the rainbow,
1 day ago
youre disgusting DM
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