Martin Jol: Last News

The One Show's Jermaine Jenas got a bit cheeky tonight (Wednesday) but viewers were prepared to put him in his place after he aimed a barbed joke at his co-host. The 40-year-old ex-footballer was on the sofa beside Roman Kemp when he mentioned one of the latter's prized possessions - his Arsenal mug.

Tottenham forward has marked his return to football after a three-year absence with a goal.Simon Dawkins, 34, is still going strong despite launching his professional career way back in 2005 with the north London club. The wide-man first broke onto the scene with Spurs as a teenager in 2004, spending one year in the academy before being integrated into the reserves.But after calling time on a 14-year career which didn’t quite deliver on his full potential in English football, Dawkins has stunningly returned to the scene in the second tier of American soccer with USL side Monterey Bay.READ MORE: Tottenham have 'preference' of club to sell Harry Kane to if they make transfer U-turnThe Edgware-born winger was unable to cement his place in the Tottenham team of the mid-Noughties.

Arsenal leapfrogged rivals Tottenham on a bizarre day of the 2005/06 Premier League season after bout a food poisoning from a dodgy lasagne impaired the condition of Martin Jol's playing squad. Spurs went into the game knowing that they could secure a top-four finish and Champions League football with a win over West Ham - but lost 2-1 with Arsenal doing the business 4-2 against Wigan.

Bundesliga action seven years after he was sacked by Fulham following a series of bizarre managerial suggestions.The German boss failed in his task of keeping the west London side in the Premier League following the departure of Martin Jol - despite having previously lead both Wolfsburg and Bayern Munich to Bundesliga titles.The three-time German manager of the year has now been given a deal to coach Hertha Berlin until the end of the season - bringing up memories from his time in England.The most memorable tale came courtesy of Fulham icon Brede Hangeland, who went as far as saying that his former manager was an "awful human being".He said in 2017: "I always try to see the good in people. But Magath was an awful human being."After losing one game, we got back home to Fulham at 1am.

Premier League legends but above the cult-hero status, have forged their own place in history.And Daily Star Sport is looking at eight players that the streets will never forget.There's no other place to start this list than with Benfica's misunderstood showman, Adel Taarabt.At QPR, under Neil Warnock, Taarabt was a whimsical figure, and his mercurial talent helped him to dance his way through Championship defences on his way to the Premier League with the R's.Martin Jol once described Taarabt as 'a wizard', but Harry Redknapp fumed at him for being 'three stone overweight'.That was the beauty of Taarabt's football, you never knew what you were going to get, but on his day, he was unplayable.Are there any players that we missed off of our

Patrice Evra has revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson once gave him the famous hairdryer treatment in order to send a message to Cristiano Ronaldo.

Arsenal climbed above Tottenham on the final day of the 2005/06 Premier League season following a bizarre bout of food poisioning among Martin Jol’s playing squad.Spurs lost 2-1 to West Ham at the Boleyn Ground while Arsenal battled past Wigan by a scoreline of 4–2 - but there was more to the unexpected defeat than meets the eye.The likes of Edgar Davids, Robbie Keane and Michael Carrick among others were forced to take to the field just hours after a dodgy hotel lasagne left many feeling nauseous.The experienced Jol said after the match: “I have never experienced anything like this in football before.”And explained when asked which of his players were left ill: “I can sum up the players who were not sick.

straight to your inboxGareth Bale made his Premier League introduction at Old Trafford but is destined to never play for Manchester United."We were disappointed in Southampton at the time because we were first there, but they never came back to us," Sir Alex Ferguson said of Bale's 2007 switch to Tottenham. "It was not the boy who turned us down, it was Southampton."Bale, played on the left wing by Martin Jol, was so blistering on his Tottenham debut against United in August 2007 the visiting fans heckled Ryan Giggs with cries of 'You're just a s**t Gareth Bale'.Even at the height of their powers United were fighting a losing battle with Real Madrid.