Chris Coleman on Spurs' relegation battle, Sunderland and Aaron Ramsey's retirement

• Former Wales manager has tipped Aaron Ramsey for a move into management following his retirement

• Coleman believes Roberto De Zerbi will not get time to implement his ideas at Tottenham

• The ex-Sunderland boss believes the Black Cats could push for surprise European qualification

Former Wales manager Chris Coleman speaks exclusively to Ladbrokes following his former captain Aaron Ramsey's decision to retire from football.

Also an ex-Premier League boss, Coleman backs the former Arsenal star for a management role, offers his thoughts on Tottenham's ongoing relegation battle and Sunderland's surprise push for European qualification.

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De Zerbi under pressure in Premier League survival market

Tottenham’s decision to appoint Roberto De Zerbi has added intrigue to the relegation battle, with the Italian stepping in during a high-pressure run-in. With limited time to implement his ideas, results will be key in the survival betting market.

"I’d say there’s twice as much pressure on Spurs right now as well, because everybody is looking at them. You know, this is Tottenham Hotspur; how can they be in this position?

"They’re not supposed to be where they are, they’ve spent so much money, they’ve got one of the best stadiums in the world, the best facilities, an incredible fan base, so much history, and there’s a possibility of them going down. It’s unthinkable; it really is.

"This is a really strange time for Roberto De Zerbi. He’s a very interesting coach, and a deep thinker who is very intricate with his details and his demands.

"But with seven games to go, it’s more about your character, and about who wants it most. He hasn’t got enough time to put all of his long-term ideas into place… he’s walked into a fight.

"I think they need two wins. Two wins and another draw should keep them up."