List of Tottenham Hotspur F.C. managers

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Bill Nicholson (pictured) is Tottenham Hotspur's most successful manager, with 11 honours during his tenure at the club. Aankomst elftal Tottenham Hotspur op Zestienhoven. Manager Bill Nicholson, Bestanddeelnr 913-1244.jpg
Bill Nicholson (pictured) is Tottenham Hotspur's most successful manager, with 11 honours during his tenure at the club.

The following is a table of managers and coaches that have been in charge of Tottenham Hotspur in date ascending order from past to present. [1]

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Managers

YearNatNameYearNatNameYearNatName
1898 Flag of England.svg Frank Brettell 1994 Flag of England.svg Steve Perryman (C)2023 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ange Postecoglou [2]
1899 Flag of Scotland.svg John Cameron 1994 Flag of England.svg Gerry Francis
1907 Flag of England.svg Fred Kirkham 1997 Flag of Ireland.svg Chris Hughton (C)
1912 Flag of Scotland.svg Peter McWilliam 1997 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Christian Gross
1927 Flag of England.svg Billy Minter 1998 Flag of England.svg David Pleat (C)
1930 Flag of England.svg Percy Smith 1998 Flag of Scotland.svg George Graham
1935 Flag of England.svg Wally Hardinge (C)2001 Flag of England.svg David Pleat (C)
1935 Flag of England.svg Jack Tresadern 2001 Flag of England.svg Glenn Hoddle
1938 Flag of Scotland.svg Peter McWilliam 2003 Flag of England.svg David Pleat (C)
1942 Flag of England.svg Arthur Turner 2004 Flag of France.svg Jacques Santini
1946 Flag of England.svg Joe Hulme 2004 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Martin Jol
1949 Flag of England.svg Arthur Rowe 2007 Flag of England.svg Clive Allen & Alex Inglethorpe (C)
1955 Flag of England.svg Jimmy Anderson 2007 Flag of Spain.svg Juande Ramos
1958 Flag of England.svg Bill Nicholson 2008 Flag of England.svg Clive Allen & Alex Inglethorpe (C)
1974 Ulster Banner.svg Terry Neill 2008 Flag of England.svg Harry Redknapp
1976 Flag of England.svg Keith Burkinshaw 2012 Flag of Portugal.svg André Villas-Boas
1984 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Peter Shreeves 2013 Flag of England.svg Tim Sherwood
1986 Flag of England.svg David Pleat 2014 Flag of Argentina.svg Mauricio Pochettino [3]
1987 Flag of England.svg Trevor Hartley (C)2019 Flag of Portugal.svg José Mourinho [4]
1987 Flag of England.svg Doug Livermore 2021 Flag of England.svg Ryan Mason (C) [5]
1987 Flag of England.svg Terry Venables 2021 Flag of Portugal.svg Nuno Espírito Santo [6]
1991 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Peter Shreeves 2021 Flag of Italy.svg Antonio Conte [7]
1992 Flag of England.svg Doug Livermore & Ray Clemence 2023 Flag of Italy.svg Cristian Stellini (A)
1993 Flag of Argentina.svg Osvaldo Ardiles 2023 Flag of England.svg Ryan Mason (A)

Managers with the highest win percentage

Based on win percentage in all competitions
RankManagerYearsPlayedWonWin %
1 Flag of England.svg Frank Brettell 1898–1899633758.73
2 Flag of England.svg Arthur Turner 1942–1946492755.10
3 Flag of Portugal.svg André Villas-Boas 2012–2013804455.00
4 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ange Postecoglou 2023–351954.29
5 Flag of Argentina.svg Mauricio Pochettino 2014–201929315954.27
6 Flag of Italy.svg Antonio Conte 2021–2023764153.95
7 Flag of Scotland.svg John Cameron 1899–190757029651.93
8 Flag of Portugal.svg José Mourinho 2019–2021864451.16
9 Flag of England.svg Tim Sherwood 2013–2014281450.00
10 Flag of England.svg Harry Redknapp 2008–20121989849.49
11 Flag of England.svg Bill Nicholson 1958–197483240849.04

* Stats correct as of 13 Apr 2024

Honours

ManagerHonoursTotal
Flag of Scotland.svg John Cameron Southern League: 1899–1900
FA Cup: 1900–01
Western League: 1903–04 		3
Flag of Scotland.svg Peter McWilliam Second Division: 1919–20
FA Cup: 1920–21
FA Charity Shield: 1921 		3
Flag of England.svg Arthur Rowe First Division: 1950–51
Second Division: 1949–50
FA Charity Shield: 1951 		3
Flag of England.svg Bill Nicholson First Division: 1960–61
FA Cup: 1960–61, 1961–62, 1966–67
League Cup: 1970–71, 1972–73
FA Charity Shield: 1961, 1962, 1967 (shared)
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1962–63
UEFA Cup: 1971–72 		11
Flag of England.svg Keith Burkinshaw FA Cup: 1980–81, 1981–82
FA Charity Shield: 1981 (shared)
UEFA Cup: 1983–84 		4
Flag of England.svg Terry Venables FA Cup: 1990–91 1
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Peter Shreeves FA Charity Shield: 1991 (shared)1
Flag of Scotland.svg George Graham League Cup: 1998–99 1
Flag of Spain.svg Juande Ramos League Cup: 2007–08 1

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