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Glenn Hoddle (right) is unveiled as the saviour of Spurs in March 2001 following the sacking of George Graham

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Hoddle's first match in charge is the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal, but his return cannot inspire a Tottenham win

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Hoddle delights fans by re-signing another Tottenham hero, striker Teddy Sheringham

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Despite mediocre displays in the league, Spurs reach the 2002 Worthington Cup final with a 5-1 defeat of Chelsea

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But a disappointing 2-1 defeat by Blackburn denies Hoddle a trophy in his first season in charge

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The season goes from bad to worse as Spurs crumble, losing 4-0 three times in the space of seven days

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Spurs briefly top the league at the start of the 2002-03 season but suffer embarrassing cup defeats to Burnley and Southampton

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Hoddle's future becomes increasingly uncertain after a 5-1 hammering by Middlesbrough

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In an attempt to turn things around Hoddle invests �12m in three strikers, including Brighton's Bobby Zamora

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But one win from six league games at the start of the current 2003-04 campaign proves the final straw