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SPURS TALK: Ramos given six games to save his job
7:35am Sunday 12th October 2008
TOTTENHAM boss Juande Ramos has just six games to save his job, according to reports.
With just two points from seven games, the north Londoners have endured their worst start to the season since 1912 and prop up the Premier League table.
And, although the club is backing the Ramos, it has emerged that the Spaniard has been given a deadline to turn things around.
The series of games starts with fixtures against Stoke and Bolton, and includes a trip to bitter rivals Arsenal and a home clash with Liverpool.
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