"I think I would, actually. Particularly with Tottenham, as that's my club. I've supported them since I was eight years of age. So they were a massive part of my life."
"Tottenham need someone on the coaching side of things that can unite a club that has a huge disconnect between every facet of the club and is falling apart."
Tottenham Hotspur faces a deepening crisis after losing 3-1 to Crystal Palace, dropping to one point above the Premier League relegation zone. Despite taking an early lead through Dominic Solanke, Spurs collapsed after Micky van de Ven's penalty and red card, conceding three goals in rapid succession. Manager Igor Tudor has started with three consecutive defeats, intensifying pressure on his position. Glenn Hoddle, a club legend with nearly 500 appearances and over 100 goals for Spurs, has indicated willingness to return in a coaching capacity. Rather than taking the main managerial role, Hoddle expressed openness to co-managing alongside another former Spurs player like Robbie Keane, emphasizing his deep connection to the club since childhood.
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