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TOPSPURS - Jim Duggan's Tottenham Hotspur Site David Pleat had assembled a Spurs squad that was capable of a lot more than it had a chance to achieve. Pleat had played for numerous clubs including Luton, Shrewsbury, Exeter and Peterborough and had cut his teeth in management in the Southern League with Nuneaton Borough before returning to Kenilworth Road as coach. Pleat was soon upgraded to first team manager at Luton where his side's attacking style of play won him many admirers. www.topspurs.com /dpleat.htm

BBC SPORT Football My Club Tottenham Hotspur Pleat remains defiant Pleat intriguingly admitted he "could not be sure" he would remain in charge until the end of the season, as previously agreed. Pleat insisted: "We're having a cruel time and have to live with it and fight our way out of it. Pleat said: "I can't change the result - but if I keep getting the same effort from those players the club and the new manager who comes in will have no problems. 212.58.226.40 /sport1/low/football/teams/t/tottenham_hotspur/3353111.stm

Programfiler\Netscape Communicator\Program\Tottenham\David Pleat David Pleat was appointed as Tottenham's Director of Football after he was saked by Sheffield Wednesday. home.online.no /~lytomt/Pleat.htm

Soccer365 Pleat is holding fort while the club scours the market for a replacement for sacked former boss Glenn Hoddle. Tottenham goalkeeper Kasey Keller has declared himself impressed by caretaker boss David Pleat and would have no qualms with the club's director of coaching being offered the job on a permanent basis. "David has been saying some very good things to us privately in the dressing room," Keller told the Evening Standard. www.soccer365.com /US_NEWS/Americans_Abroad/page_93_60575.shtml

ESPNSoccernet.com: England: Pleat cagey about successor David Pleat insists there is no time scale on Tottenham's search for a successor to Glenn Hoddle. Pleat, a former Spurs boss (1986-87), insists that he is currently not thinking about whether he should push himself forward for a second stint in charge, preferring instead to concentrate on the cup tie ahead. But Pleat, who is Director of Football at White Hart Lane, is cagey about whether or not he intends to make himself a contender for the job and about what role he might play in choosing a new manager. soccernet.espn.go.com /headlinenews?id=278202&cc=5739

David Pleat David Pleat is an articulate manage who has generally been popular with his staff and directors as well as the media. Pleat achieved much success at Luton Town where he helped establish the club as a First Division side, then he almost found success with Tottenham Hotspur in the brief period he spent there. Pleat had joined his local side, Nottingham Forest, as an apprentice and his international caps at Schoolboy and Youth level were evidence of his great potential. www.adrianbullock.com /swfc/stats/man0018.htm

talkofthetyne.com - Story DAVID PLEAT: "I would like Bobby to nick it because there is no more decent or honest manager who has done his apprenticeship and deserves everything he has got out of the game. Spurs manager David Pleat is backing Sir Bobby to get that fourth spot and Champions League football. DAVID PLEAT: "I don't think we would be too demanding, certainly not in the first year. www.rivals.net /?sid=893&p=2&stid=8341764

Spurs Odyssey - Exclusive David Pleat Video - February 2004 David Pleat has reassured fans that the club definitely have someone in mind, to take over as manager at the end of the season. Pleat also indicated that the new manager is likely to take more of a coaching role, rather than taking complete managerial control. Pleat is set to continue in his Director of Football position. www.spursodyssey.com /0304/pleatvid.html

ESPNSoccernet.com: England: Pleat dismisses Postiga transfer claims David Pleat has dismissed suggestions that he wants to offload Helder Postiga when the transfer window opens and backed the Portuguese striker to copy Bobby Zamora and break his Tottenham goalscoring duck. Pleat also praised Zamora after his extra-time winner and said: 'It is lovely for Bobby. Postiga has yet to score his first goal since his £6.25million summer move from Porto, and there were reports claiming caretaker boss Pleat was prepared to let him go in January. soccernet.espn.go.com /headlinenews?id=281854&cc=5739

BIG NAMES ARE KEEN - LEVY: Sporting Life FA Cup Fourth Round Draw, Carling Cup, Transfer News, South Africa v England, Football, Racing, Cricket, Sports News, Live Scores & Results David Pleat has been in temporary control since Glenn Hoddle's sacking in September but he will be replaced in the summer. Pleat's role at the club beyond the summer had been put forward as a possible stumbling block, with potential managers said to be concerned. He added: "I can categorically state that with all the people who have indicated they are willing to come to the club, there has never been an issue whatsoever in relation to David Pleat. www.sportinglife.com /story_get.dor?STORY_NAME=soccer/04/04/16/manual_184104.html

ESPNSoccernet.com: England: Spurs manager hunt 'crucial' - Pleat Pleat will meet Spurs chairman Daniel Levy this week to discuss the appointment of a new boss following the sacking of Glenn Hoddle. Pleat added: 'It has been an interesting 15 days and it revives memories and I am enjoying it. Pleat's third game in charge yesterday ended in a fine 3-0 win over Everton. soccernet.espn.go.com /headlinenews?id=279601&cc=4716

Other Stars of 1970-71 August September 2003 David has not ruled himself out of the possiblity of taking on the Spurs managerial role permanently, but it is generally believed he would not want to risk his present role as Director of Football by going for the job. David also took the club to third place in the old Division One, a position the club has matched only once, in 1989-90, but never beaten since. David's full managerial record include: Luton Town (25-01-1978 to 16-05-1986), Spurs (see above), Leicester City (24-12-1987 to 29-01-1991), Sheffield Wednesday (14-06-1995 to 03-11-1997), and Luton Town again (06-06-1991 to 14-06-1995). www.ynw62.dial.pipex.com /other38.htm

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Spurs Fans Forum No. 2 3 Dec 1999 at The Legend Pleat said that Keane was watched in a pre-season game that Spurs played at Wolves, and during the part of the game that he did play, nothing was evident enough that would help determine his position in a Spurs team. David Pleat seemed to start off rather aggressively for some reason, but mellowed slightly after a while. Pleat compared this to the time Ron Saunders went from Aston Villa to Birmingham, and as soon as the introductory press conference was over, he went straight up to Frank Worthington, put his hand on his shoulder and said son, "you're leaving." Simple as that. www.thelegend.co.uk /spurs/2000/reports/fans_forum.htm

Spurs Odyssey - Pleat - Hoddle "spat" Having been present at a number of question and answer sessions that Pleat has always been only too willing to attend, I do know that David Pleat finds it hard NOT to give a comment to questions, and it seems that on this occasion he was easily drawn into passing comment upon the ex-manager. Pleat's Spurs have conceded only one in five games; remain unbeaten (at the time of writing); and have 4 clean sheets to their credit. If you read the quotes that were attributed to David Pleat, such as Glenn being "obsessed with 3-5-2", then it would be difficult to argue factually with what was said. www.spursodyssey.com /0304/blame.html

BBC SPORT Football My Club Tottenham Hotspur Pleat stays in charge Pleat will stay at the Spurs helm until next summer when chairman Daniel Levy is set to appoint a new manager. Pleat and Hughton have helped lift Spurs to 12th in the Premiership as well as taking them into the quarter-finals of the Carling Cup. Pleat started his managerial career with Luton before taking over for his first spell in charge at Spurs in 1986. news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/teams/t/tottenham_hotspur/3310779.stm

Spurs News Archive -- Shelfside David Pleat and Chris Hughton have been confirmed in charge of the first team until the end of the season, and at last week's annual meeting chairman Daniel Levy said he had identified the man he wanted to appoint in the summer and is confident he will get him. David Pleat has dropped a massive hint that Tottenham are set to abandon their search for a manager and hand over control to Chris Hughton. Pleat said before the 2-1 victory over Aston Villa that the club were considering changing the structure of the club by employing a coach solely to look after the first team, with the director of football- Pleat - handling all other affairs. www.shelfside.com /newslist.htm

BBC SPORT Football My Club Tottenham Hotspur Pleat to continue attacking Tottenham caretaker boss David Pleat says he will not change his football philosophy after an amazing eight-goal thriller against Leicester. Pleat said: "We've had Groundhog Day in the past two weeks so many times it's almost surreal. Pleat saw Defoe take his goal tally to four in three Premiership games with Spurs' opener and the last-gasp point-saver. newsimg.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/football/teams/t/tottenham_hotspur/3507161.stm

ITV Football Pleat's unconfined joy at the final whistle remains one of the most celebrated images in English football history. Pleat went on to spend four years with Leicester City, four years in his third spell with Luton, and two years at Sheffield Wednesday before returning to Tottenham as Director of Football in 1998. The managerial career of David Pleat will best be remembered for his on-field celebrations when Luton Town avoided relegation from the top flight by winning their last game at Manchester City in 1982-83. www.itv-football.co.uk /The_ITV_Team/The_Pundits/story_67821.shtml

Ananova - Pleat: Spurs are shell-shocked David Pleat admitted the devastating 4-3 FA Cup defeat to Manchester City was 'a shellshock' to his Tottenham players. Pleat acknowledged he will be expecting his players to bounce back in Saturday's Premiership clash with Portsmouth at White Hart Lane. Pleat denied that there was anything wrong with Tottenham's attitude at half-time, adding on Sky Sports: "We weren't over-confident. www.ananova.com /sport/soccer/story/sm_862718.html?menu=

ESPN.com Soccernet England: News - Bradford job leaves Pleat with dilemma David Pleat, Tottenham's director of football, faces an agonising choice after being offered a return to frontline management in the wake of the sacking of Bradford boss Chris Hutchings. Richmond, who appointed Stuart McCall as caretaker-manager, will use all his powers of persuasion to entice Pleat back to Yorkshire after carrying out his threat to dispense with Hutchings barely five months after handing him his first management job. Bradford chairman Geoffrey Richmond believes Pleat's vast experience is the route to another unlikely escape act for his Premiership strugglers and has already begun the task of trying to lure him away from White Hart Lane. www.soccernet.com /england/news/2000/1107/20001107brcfcthfcpleat.html

ESPNSoccernet.com: England: Pleat back to make a point Pleat admitted as much when he said that, despite being poor in possession, he was pleased with his team's resolute display after being 'very much on the backfoot'. By a quirk of fate, something this country's football fixture list delivers so often, David Pleat's first league match as caretaker boss since the departure of Glenn Hoddle was away to Manchester City - the scene of one of his greatest managerial triumphs. Whether Spurs' director of football could be soon reunited with Antic remains to be seen, but Pleat could have been forgiven for repeating events of 20 years ago after his side defended doggedly to move out of the bottom three and get a welcome away point. soccernet.espn.go.com /feature?id=278871&cc=5739

Rushden and Diamonds - Latest News David Pleat the Tottenham Hotspur caretaker manager as denied newspaper romours linking himself with an attempt to buy Rushden and Diamonds. Pleat who is currently in temporary charge of Tottenham Hotspur told rdfcNet that he has no knowledge of any meetings, discussions or contact between himself or any third parties, or others, regarding any takeover at Nene Park. Its been three weeks now since Max Griggs announced his decision to sell the Diamonds and in that time rumors about potential new buyers have included Rod Stewart, Frioz Kassam, Weetabix and most recently David Pleat. www.rdfcnet.co.uk /news/news_item.asp?NewsID=199

White Hot Lines - November 2003 David Pleat hinted after today's game that the club may be looking to appoint a coach to take over team affairs while the Director of Football would take control of all other matters. David Pleat has said that if Mark Yeates can make his mark in the performances he puts in at Brighton and Hove Albion while on loan, then he might be promoted up the ladder at Tottenham. David Pleat will tear up Tottenham player's contracts if they misbehave off the field, like so many young stars who are hitting the headlines for the wrong reasons. www.mehstg.com /whot1103.htm

Sheffnet - Sheffield Wednesday Books Another "truth" which seems to emerge is the unpopularity of David Pleat (recently confirmed by Carlton Palmer), although immediately after he was sacked a lot of players took the trouble to dedicate the 5-0 victory against Bolton to "The Boss". Also, David Pleat's opinions on the criticism that is happily chucked his way by all and sundry may be of interest. www.sheffnet.com /default.asp?contentid=472

sport.iafrica.com today's news Kanoute could get Spurs axe Pleat insists that Spurs have not received any notification from Mali to confirm that they want Kanoute to appear for them in the tournament. His decision was followed by a call from caretaker manager David Pleat to put his club first and a meeting was called with Kanoute to try and persuade him to stay as this is a vital period for the north London club, who are battling to avoid relegation. The 26-year-old revealed last week that he had decided to go to the finals in Tunisia after being included in Mali's squad for the competition which takes place later this month. sport.iafrica.com /news/294260.htm

people.co.uk - DALMAT IN FIERCE BLAST AT PLEAT He alleged, too, that Pleat, who took Spurs into relegation danger, allowed his players to be slackers in training. Dalmat, thrown out by Spurs recently, accused Pleat of running a squad riven by feuding cliques. FRENCH reject Stephane Dalmat yesterday launched a blistering attack on Spurs boss David Pleat. www.people.co.uk /sport/tm_objectid=14244590&method=full&siteid=55768&headline=football--dalmat-in-fierce-blast-at-pleat-name_page.html

dpleat.htm David Pleat: 1986 - 1987 (and caretaker in 1998) Views from Jim Duggan season ticket holder, White Hart Lane resident and supporter since the early 1970's. www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~jmdcon/dpleat.htm

Scotsman.com Sport - Latest News - Spurs Hope Freddie Opts for France Pleat has some money to spend, although loan deals and free transfers could also appeal, with a central midfield holding player understood to be his main priority. Pleat said: “Freddie has a dual passport and unfortunately Mali have qualified for the African Nations’ Cup so I doubt they’re going to pull out. Pleat, whose side were also knocked out of the Carling Cup last week, nevertheless insisted: “There’s a 17-team league that we’re in and we’ll get up that league table, I’m sure.“ sport.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=2327487

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