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Aheed Abrar

Sat 14 March 2026 13:29, UK

Sean Dyche would certainly be a wise choice for Tottenham Hotspur as they look to avoid Premier League relegation this season.

The English manager has vast experience of being in a similar situation with the likes of Burnley, Everton and Nottingham Forest over the years.

Dyche won six and drew four of his 18 league games in charge of the Tricky Trees after replacing Nuno Espirito Santo.

Tudor’s sacking seems inevitable at Spurs, but the North London outfit’s search for a new head coach may not be easy.

Sean Dyche rejects Tottenham opportunity

Dyche is reportedly not keen on taking the managerial role at Tottenham this season if it becomes vacant, prompting mixed reactions from fans.

One supporter on X feels that it’s “insane” of the Lilywhites to go from winning the Europa League to links with the former Burnley boss within a year.

There are those who feel relegation is now a certainty for the North London outfit, with the Englishman their best chance at avoiding the drop.

Fans have also pointed out that Dyche’s unwillingness to join Spurs may be down to the fact that he’s on gardening leave, which could potentially require compensation.

For some, the 54-year-old head coach shouldn’t even be a candidate for Tottenham, while others are asking questions of the players and the upper management.

Then there are romantics who would like to see Ange Postecoglou back at the helm in North London, but that seems a bit unrealistic.

Spurs cannot be serious with Nick Beucher

Nick Beucher is playing a key role at Tottenham, with Vivienne Lewis’ son-in-law part of the leadership group that appointed Tudor.

Apparently, it was Beucher who recommended Thomas Frank’s sacking at the North London outfit, and while it may have been the correct decision at the time, it has only led to further turmoil in N17.

Most Spurs fans have probably never even heard of the man now in charge of key areas at the Lilywhites.

The lack of a solid leadership team is probably why Tottenham find themselves in their current predicament, and there must be a complete overhaul at the boardroom level in the summer.