
Jimmy
Greaves has backed Tottenham Hotspur to overcome Chelsea in Sunday’s Capital
One Cup final at Wembley.
Greaves played with distinction for both clubs, scoring 132 goals in just
169 matches for the Blues between 1957 and 1961, before then netting a
further 268 strikes in only 281 games for Spurs over the course of the next
nine years.
And the former England striker says he has been impressed with Tottenham
coach Mauricio Pochettino in his debut campaign at White Hart Lane.
So much so that Greaves has even tipped the Argentine to claim the
first-ever trophy of his nascent managerial career against the Blues this
weekend.
“Spurs are in a position where they are well organised now and the manager
has got them playing well,” he told Sky Sports News.
“They all know what they are doing and they are more than capable of winning
the game. And I would not be surprised if Tottenham beat Chelsea on Sunday.”