1. Glenn Hoddle
Glenn Hoddle is currently the bookmaker's favourite to become Tottenham manager for a second time
with odds at 6/1. Hoddle's first stint in charge of the Lilywhites lasted between 2001-03, until he was sacked for a poor string of results and ended up at Wolverhampton a year later. Since then, he hasn't managed at all, but could he be about to step out of the managerial wilderness for a second stint at White Hart Lane? Hoddle knows Spurs inside out - not only has he managed them, but he began his playing career with the club as a midfielder in 1975, staying for 12 years before joining Monaco in 1987. He would likely be warmly received back into the fold by supporters, despite ending his playing career at London rivals Chelsea.
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