Ramos: Forget Parade, Concentrate On Season

voldemort · 02-27-2008, 12:30 PM

Tottenham bagged their first silverware for nine years on Sunday, defeating Chelsea 2-1 in the Carling Cup final.

But coach Juande Ramos has ditched plans for an immediate victory parade, insisting the Lilywhites focus on the Premier League and UEFA Cup.

A tour of Haringey, north-east London, will take place after the season ends, and Ramos is hopeful that by waiting a while the players can show off a second trophy.

“Given the Carling Cup final falls midseason, it is difficult to hold such a parade," commented a Spurs spokesman, adding however that the team will briefly parade the trophy around the pitch before next Thursday's UEFA Cup last-16 clash at home to Dutch champions PSV.

source:goal.com

02-27-2008, 12:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
voldemort Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 9,158	Ramos: Forget Parade, Concentrate On Season Tottenham bagged their first silverware for nine years on Sunday, defeating Chelsea 2-1 in the Carling Cup final. But coach Juande Ramos has ditched plans for an immediate victory parade, insisting the Lilywhites focus on the Premier League and UEFA Cup. A tour of Haringey, north-east London, will take place after the season ends, and Ramos is hopeful that by waiting a while the players can show off a second trophy. “Given the Carling Cup final falls midseason, it is difficult to hold such a parade," commented a Spurs spokesman, adding however that the team will briefly parade the trophy around the pitch before next Thursday's UEFA Cup last-16 clash at home to Dutch champions PSV. *source:goal.com*