(Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur are two wins shy of equalling their highest Premier League points total but manager Tim Sherwood is still struggling to convince doubters that he is the right man to lead the side in the long run.
The former midfielder took charge of Spurs in December following the sacking of Andre Villas Boas after the 5-0 home defeat by Liverpool and has won 12 of his 20 games in charge to move the north London side up to sixth in the table.
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