Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy refuses to rule out replacing manager Tim Sherwood.
The Daily Mail says Levy is keeping his options open about the managerial position at Tottenham as Sherwood fights for the job long-term.
The chairman will wait until the end of the season before making a decision on the future of Sherwood, who was handed an 18-month contract following Andre Villas-Boas's departure in December.
Despite the temptation at White Hart Lane to appoint yet another foreign head coach, Sherwood wants a fair chance to prove he is up to the task. He is working with the players he inherited and has not had a chance to make any of the changes he believes are necessary to improve the squad.
