Tottenham boss Martin Jol insists he's sad to see vice-chairman Paul Kemsley leave the club.
Property millionaire Kemsley resigned yesterday, saying he wanted to concentrate on his business interests in America. But his role at Tottenham became ever more difficult after he was spotted speaking to Ramos, says the Guardian.
His departure is viewed as good news for Jol, who is under pressure following Tottenham's poor start to the season - they lie in 17th position in the Premier League and only goal difference keeps them out of the relegation zone.
However, the Dutchman was sad to see Kemsley go, describing him as a "good friend". "He was always nice company, especially last year and the year before," said Jol. "We had very good dinners and celebrations."
