Since Daniel Levy arrived at Tottenham in 2000, nine men have sat in the hot-seat on a permanent basis.
Throw in a couple of caretakers, and there have been eleven different men in the Spurs dugout during Levy's near two-decade reign.
None lasted as long as Mauricio Pochettino, who was sacked on Tuesday after more than five years in charge. The Argentine went where no Spurs manager had been before, guiding the club to their first Champions League final in June, but was sent on his way after a poor run of form at the start of this season.
Only Juande Ramos won a trophy with Levy as his boss, though George Graham had also won the League Cup earlier in his tenure, while Jacques Santini had the shortest spell in charge of any full-time manager.
Take a look through our gallery to see what happened to Spurs’ managers since the turn of the century…
