Spurs 4-0 Derby

By Sam Jenkins

Martin Jol and the Spurs side proved a point to the media in the Derby's demolition on Saturday.

With Sevilla Manager, Juande Ramos being strongly linked to succeed Jol in the next few days (something we hope doesn't happen), Spurs pulled off an amazing first half display that in effect, won the game.

Talk surrounding the game was that the first team squad was involved in a lengthy meeting with the Spurs management. Questions were asked of the players commitment, and they answered their critics in style.

For me, Jenas got my shout as 'man of the match'. When I heard that Zokora, not Jenas, had been dropped from the side in place of Huddlestone, I was deeply annoyed. Many fans, including me have heavily criticised Jermaine Jenas for his lacklustre performances since joining the club. He certainly shut me up on Saturday, linking play, putting tackles in and scoring a great individual goal.

Malbranque hit a brace to silence his critics. He took his two goals brilliantly.

Huddlestone's inclusion was a masterstroke. He protected the back four and his passing was sublime.

Bent, also scored his first goal for the club, scoring an easy header on the line. The crowd at the Lane was great too. Everyone was behind Martin Jol and the team, as should be the case.

What on earth were some of the Tottenham Hotspur board members doing meeting Sevilla's manager Juande Ramos and his agent? We are sure that Levy is 100% behind Jol. If that's the case, why is our vice-chairman meeting with another manager and stupid enough to have been caught in the act?

The Daily Telegraph have commented on the meet between Ramos, his agent and some members of the board. Is this mutiny? Did Levy sanction the meet? If not, then I feel someone may be handing in their resignation come Monday morning.