Jol infuriated by tackle on Ghaly

ENGLAND (BBC) - Spurs boss Martin Jol says a tackle which left Egyptian winger Hossam Ghaly with four teeth missing was “cynical”. Ghaly was injured after colliding with the boot of Portsmouth defender Noe Pamarot during Monday’s 1-1 draw.

Jol said: “I asked the referee and he said it wasn’t a foul but when I looked at it again I thought it was cynical.” But Pompey boss Harry Redknapp defended Pamarot, saying: “That is nonsense. It was a pure accident. Pamarot hasn’t got a cynical bone in his body.”

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