Ramos Has Time, Says Betting Firm

Sports betting advice issued by industry expert.

Unless Tottenham Hotspur's Spanish boss Juande Ramos quits his job, he will not be the next Premier League manager to go, according to one betting firm representative.

Charlie McCann, head of public relations at Betdirect, has claimed that Daniel Levy and the Spurs board must give their man more time to turn the north London side's current form around.

Despite this, Mr McCann said there is likely to be a lot of people backing Ramos to be sacked if his team get knocked out of the Uefa Cup by Wisla Krakow this week.

"Results do speak volumes and at the moment Ramos is struggling," he said. "Ramos will have to jump as I don't think he'll get pushed - certainly not for another six weeks."

Tottenham travel to Poland this week to take on Wisla. They hold a 2-1 advantage from the first leg after David Bentley and Darren Bent gave Spurs the advantage at White Hart Lane.