New Tottenham Hotspur managerTim Sherwood on Tuesday spoke of his pride after being appointed as the club's head coach on a permanent basis.
Spurs announced on Monday that Sherwood has been awarded a contract until the end of next season, a week after Andre Villas-Boas was sacked following a chastening 5-0 home defeat byLiverpool.
Sherwood, 44, has no prior experience of first-team management, but having played for Spurs for four years and been a member of the coaching set-up since 2008, he says that he understands what the club stands for.
"It's an honour to be head coach of this top club," Sherwood told the club's in-house television channel, Spurs TV.







