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You Ask The Questions: Darren Bent – "It was the biggest slap in the face to miss out on England. Theo Walcott hadn't even played for Arsenal in 2006"
Darren Bent wasn't selected for England's 2006 or 2010 World Cup finals, despite topping goalscoring charts. The former Tottenham, Sunderland and Aston Villa striker looks back on his career and why Paul Lambert wouldn't make his Christmas card list
Former boss Ramos questions Spurs ambition
Juande Ramos Former Tottenham boss Juande Ramos has questioned the club's ambition and believes financial constraints shackle their ability to compete.
Beware, Kloppo: 9 winning bosses who totally flopped in their next jobs
Jürgen Klopp Liverpool fans are on a high after the arrival of the much-lauded German coach, but Robert O’Connor has some warnings for Kopites…
Kanoute: Why coaching is harder than playing
Juande Ramos Former Tottenham and West Ham striker Freddie Kanoute now manages two academies in Mali and Dubai - he discusses the challenge of switching from playing to coaching
Ledley King: One-on-One
The Big Interview As far as bad ideas go, arranging to meet a former Premier League superstar for a chat inside one of London’s busiest tourist attractions on a scorching summer’s afternoon seemed like it would be right up there...
Dnipro confirm departure of coach Ramos
Juande Ramos Dnipro have confirmed that head coach Juande Ramos has rejected a new contract and will leave the club at the end of the season.
Why Cesare Prandelli is the manager Tottenham have been looking for all along
Tottenham Hotspur Adam Digby on the man Spurs could appoint to displace Tim Sherwood at the end of the season...
Where Are They Now? Tottenham's 2007/08 League Cup-winning squad
FFTWATN Seb Stafford-Bloor casts an eye back to Spurs' last trophy-winning crop of nine seasons ago
Sven, Jose, Rafa and... Zajec?! The Prem's second wave of foreign managers remembered
Premier League With Arsene Wenger poised to celebrate 20 years as Arsenal manager on Thursday, FFT has decided to honour every foreign boss to grace (and often not) top-class football in England – all 50 of 'em. Here's the second batch of imports...
