I've Got To Be In Spurs Frame - Sherwood

[Folami David]

Tottenham caretaker boss Tim Sherwood believes he has "got to be in the frame" for the vacant managerial position at White Hart Lane.
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Sherwood, who took over after Andre Villas-Boas's sacking on Monday, will take charge of his first Premier League game away to Southampton on Sunday.
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The 44-year-old will remain in control of first-team affairs while Spurs identify Villas-Boas's successor.
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"I've got to be in the frame, but it's not my decision," Sherwood said.
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"I'm up for a challenge. I always have been. I'm very opinionated."
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Former England midfielder Sherwood played for Tottenham between 1999 and 2003.
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He joined the club's coaching staff in 2008 under then- manager Harry Redknapp and was working as technical co-ordinator when chairman Daniel Levy asked him to look after the first team following Villas-Boas's departure.
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Sherwood has no previous managerial experience, but Spurs rejected an approach by Championship side Blackburn in October 2012 for him to become their manager.

[Shola Sholaz]

I honestly do not think so. There are far better options than him so he should nt even think of it at all. That's a fact!

[Nifemi Donald]

I for one do not think Tottenham would sack AVB only to replace him with Sherwood. It cannot happen

[Glory Skales Charity]

Now he has been appointed the permanent manager at Tottenham so he was right by saying this. Congratz Sherwood

[Glory Skales Charity]

Tottenham has done well by giving that appointment. Let's just hope he gets the necessary points his club needs