Mark Ogden

I'm not so sure about that.

I mean, Ryan Mason's available again.

He lost his job at West Bromwich, so Ryan Mason could step in for the rest of the season.

But, yeah, I mean, you know, Spurs have got... And the problem that Tottenham have got is if they do get rid of Thomas Frank, they're up against Man United, who are looking for a manager as well.

So that will automatically diminish their chance of getting a coach.

Real Madrid might want a permanent manager soon.

So Tottenham are going to be looking at, you know, they're going to be fifth or sixth choice with these top managers.

So, again, that's an issue.

So I do think Oliver Glass is a shot for Tottenham, but whether he wants to risk his reputation, I'm not too sure.

Well, we're going to get to that point now.

They've beaten City today.

If they get a result at Arsenal next week, there will become a momentum and it'll be a case of, you know, does he deserve the job?

And I guess if the tactics are good, if the performance is good, if they get players playing much better than they were under the past manager, then he will be considered.

Now, United have been kind of scarred by what happened with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

He did really well.

They gave him the job.

It dropped off and then he persisted for like three years and it was obvious it was never going to go to a different level.

But

I suppose you can't compare Michael Carrick to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

They're different characters at a different level altogether.