Here is your Tottenham Hotspur morning digest for Wednesday, April 28
Spurs legend Sheringham tips Rodgers
Former Tottenham striker Teddy Sheringham has named Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers as the ideal replacement for Jose Mourinho at Spurs this summer.
RB Leipzig manager Julian Nagelsmann was the early favourite for the managerial hot seat at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, the German has opted to stay in the Bundesliga and take over at Bayern Munich instead of testing himself in the Premier League.
Sheringham has called on his former club to go all out for the ex-Liverpool boss, who he has compared his playing style to Man City's Pep Guardiola, as they look to find their perfect man.
“If I had the pick of the bunch and Tottenham were ready to go out and spend big money, which I presume they will, then I would go and break the bank for Brendan Rodgers,” Sheringham said.
Erik ten Hag odds shorten
Following the news that Nagelsmann is no longer an option for the Spurs job the odds on Erik ten Hag making the switch from Dutch giants Ajax to London.
Ten Hag is now second-favourite for the job with Maurizio Sarri reaming favourite although his ods lengthened as ten Hag's fell.
football.london has looked into ten Hag's managerial record to see what the Dutchman could bring to Spurs if Daniel Levy brings him to the club.
The Ajax boss has trophy winning experience, enjoys working with young players and his team are known for playing fast attacking football, something the Spurs fans sorely missed under Jose Mourinho.
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Spurs fan protest
Following the club's involvement in the failed Super League proposals, the Tottenham Supports' Trust have spoken unanimously out against the club's board.
The Trust held a vote on Friday evening that polled members about their feelings towards the board with 90% of the respondents calling for the Spurs hierarchy to hand in their resignations.
The Trust said in a statement: "Change is coming and collectively we can positively influence that change.
"The last week has shown how much power fans coming together with one voice can have. We intend to use that voice to affect lasting change at THFC."
According to Sky Sports the Trust are planning a protest at Spurs' last home game of the season, their clash with Aston Villa.
This is currently scheduled for May 15 and will provide the fans with a way of venting their frustrations and an opportunity to "make our feelings clear" about the club's involvement in the Super League plans.
