Tottenham’s decision to sack Nuno Espirito Santo was not wrong, appointing him in the first place was, according to Jamie Carragher. Nuno’s four-month reign in north London was brought to an abrupt halt on Monday morning in the wake of Saturday’s 3-0 defeat against Manchester United, his 10th and final league match in charge. The Portuguese leaves Spurs in eighth in the Premier League, 10 points adrift of leaders Chelsea, after an ill-fated tenure where his managerial style never married with Tottenham’s ethos. ‘Nuno at Spurs never felt right’ “I can understand [why Spurs acted so soon],” Carragher told Monday Night Football . “I can never justify a manager losing his job after 10 Premier League games, it doesn’t feel right, but I don’t think Nuno at Spurs ever felt right either. “I don’t feel this is a bad sacking, I think it was a bad appointment initially. Nuno’s style of football was at odds not only with the ‘Tottenham way’ but also the ‘top-club way’. “I also think Nuno’s ...