Tottenham's search for a new permanent manager goes on after dismissing Antonio Conte in March. Since then things have hardly gone smoothly with his assistant Cristian Stellini also removed from his post as caretaker boss.
It is currently Ryan Mason occupying the role as placeholder until a new head coach is found and ex-Leicester, Swansea and Liverpool man Brendan Rodgers has been tipped with coming in. Rodgers was sacked by the Foxes last month after a run of six losses in a row.
It brought to an end a struggle of a season in-which Leicester were cut adrift at the bottom of the table, recovered into safety but got dragged back into the relegation dog-fight. These don't paint a positive picture of him but previous success at Anfield and the initial years at Leicester tell a different story.
