Well, a time of crisis for them...
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Coach Jordan leaves Pompey post

Joe Jordan has left Portsmouth after four years at Fratton Park.

New Pompey manager Tony Adams had hoped to persuade the 56-year-old Scot to stay on under his new regime.

But the club has announced that Jordan, who also had a spell as caretaker boss, will not be staying on after Harry Redknapp's departure for Tottenham.

Jordan has already been linked with a move to White Hart Lane, where he would be reunited with new boss Redknapp in the Spurs set-up.

Portsmouth praised Jordan's "significant contribution" and revealed Adams hopes to announce his new coaching team next week.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/7715650.stm
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Hopefully (for Portsmouth) the string of departing managers doesn't continue!

Bad loss for Pompey

And, it looks like he has in fact joined Tottenham.

Redknapp brings in coach Jordan

Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Joe Jordan as their new first-team coach.

On Friday the 56-year-old Scot left Portsmouth after four years and now links up again with Spurs boss Harry Redknapp, the former Pompey manager.

Spurs are also close to bringing in two former Spurs players - Tim Sherwood and Les Ferdinand - as part-time coaches.

"Tim and Les are also coming in to do a bit of work with the lads. Having them around the place will be great for us," Redknapp told the Tottenham website.

After he was appointed Spurs manager, Redknapp moved quickly to bring in Kevin Bond as assistant manager.

Clive Allen, who is in charge of Tottenham's development squad, will also help Redknapp with the first-team.

"I am delighted to have Kevin and Joe with me here," added Redknapp, who has yet to taste defeat since taking charge at White Hart Lane following the sacking of Juande Ramos.

"They have both worked with me before, they are terrific football people and in my opinion they will bring so much to this club.

"They have managed and coached at the top level and are two individuals who are not only friends but people who I can rely on 100% to do the job."

Portsmouth have praised Jordan's "significant contribution" and revealed Adams hopes to announce his new coaching team next week.

fu.cks sake spurs

stealing evryone