Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood has insisted he can return to the club and replace Thomas Frank.
He took over from the sacked
Andre Villas-Boas and went on to win 13 of his 26 games in charge, drawing four and losing nine.
And that record is part of the reason why he believes he could be the right man to now replace Frank in the dugout.
"It was an honour for me to manage that football club and it would be an honour for me to manage them again," he began on Sky Sports.
"I can do the job. I have proved that I can do the job.
"What they can't do is make a mistake with this appointment."
Sherwood added: "I'm 50/1, so there's no chance really...but maybe it's not sexy enough, I might have too much of a personality for that hierarchy.
"What they can't do is make a mistake with this appointment."
Sherwood added: "I'm 50/1, so there's no chance really...but maybe it's not sexy enough, I might have too much of a personality for that hierarchy.