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indianspur
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well they seem to be good tacticians as well as good man managers, and good with the media too
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Harry Redknapp: The Aftermath
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well they seem to be good tacticians as well as good man managers, and good with the media too
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I can't see Chelsea in the top 3 next season if Drogba goes. To be honest, even if he stayed he's not as consistent as he used to be despite still being a beast in every big game! If (and it's a big IF) we make a few signings, I can see it being a fight between ourselves, Arsenal and Chelsea for the other two Champions League spots.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
True, but I still think Redknapp is a better manager overall than those two. But they do have a big future ahead of them.
mudshark
Chris Armstrong
He certainly doesn't deserve to be sacked, taking the season as a whole, but I'll reserve the right to the caveat that Levy should be asking searching questions about what precisely happened during the Capello-Hodgson interval, and if there's a younger, better option out there—one whose recent mobile phone conversations you don't wonder about every time he casually brings up Modrić and his likely whereabouts next season—then we should consider making a change.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Think they'll stick with him until after the World Cup and possibly go for Redknapp then. For once, the entire country doesn't expect us to win a tournament, expecatations are pretty low for a change. I reckon we'll finish 2nd in the group and lose in the quarters, which is standard for most tournaments when it comes to England.
milo
Jack L. Jones
No chance. He's signed a four year contract and expectation around the national team is the lowest I can remember since the early nineties.
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indianspur
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it wont stop the media kicking up an almighty fuss if we perform poorly in the euros.....the campaign for Redknapp will start up again, papers, radio phone ins, Sky, and the FA will have to be strong to resist, Hodgson too. Im sure he wont like a media backlash against him
chelsea should only get worse without huge investment especially while the lunatics are still being allowed to run the asylum.
as others have it's a straight 3 horse race between the 3 london clubs for the other 2 places behind the mancs.
Saudi Sportswashing Machine will surely drop back with the thursday/sunday cobblers to deal with all season and liverpool are light years behind the top clubs
as others have it's a straight 3 horse race between the 3 london clubs for the other 2 places behind the mancs.
Saudi Sportswashing Machine will surely drop back with the thursday/sunday cobblers to deal with all season and liverpool are light years behind the top clubs
i'd imagine arry would tell them to go fudge themselves now if they came back with their tail between their legs begging him to take it. can't see the FA going for it either. they'd look ludicrous.
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
YES! I respect so many of the pro-redknapp phalanx on here and frankly after the brick we've had to put up with, fair play to you all for being loyal. However, Redknapp fudged up and he knows it and I wonder what Levy is thinking we''l see if Chelsea win in Saturday. A few weeks ago he was going on about Spurs being the top team in London and title contenders now its "what a great season, to finish 4th!! Lets face it who can argue with that based on what we've had previously the anti redknapp mob must be a bunch of mugs. Until you look closely at what has happened this season. When the f*ck have Chelsea finished outside the top 4 let alone 6th! When the f*ck have Liverpool finished 8th? Arsenal lost 2 of their best players at the start of season and another injured throughout yet they still finish above us when we were 13 points ahead. Read the shield the g**ners are sending round the internet. This really is a fabulous squad of players and since Saudi Sportswashing Machine they have underperformed for what ever reason. By the way when Keane left he was given dogs abuse despite serving tthe club for 6 years when we were really brick. Harry would have left if England had picked him. But he is treated like a hero when his indecision cost us 3rd place! I am scratching my head....
Leeds Spur
Banned
Whoa there mate. Way too much sense on that post for this here forum!! 
africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
fudge we're losing ground
vote NO!!
vote NO!!
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Ilie Dumitrescu
This post here, it baffles me as well on the loyalty topic that a lot of people are looking to get rid of King who has given us over 10 years solid service. To me he is more tottenham than anyone currently playing or coaching for the club right now, other than Jennings.
Lets not over rate the squad. Its certainly not better than the top 2, so at best we failed by 2 points. But players like Nelson, Saha, Livermore, Rose etc were having to be used during the last 12 games and they wouldnt get in the first team of many prem clubs. We have spent about 50m less than the next lowest spender in the top 4 since we last got CL football.
And Arsenal in RVP have a star striker, something we lacked. It makes a big difference having a world class striker because it wins you games. How many matches did we have where we controlled it but couldnt get the goal.
Even if you think we under achieved, it was by a small margin. Why on earth would you sack someone and then run the risk of having it all completely fall apart. How much higher can we get within our budget ? (im thinking 1 place) how much worse could it get ? (going by what happened last time we sacked a good manager, relegation battle).
rosenthal
Sebastien Bassong
Let him run out the remaining year of his contract at least,
it will cost as much as a top international player signing to get rid of him and appoint someone else.
Rather spend our money on a new striker than taking a managerial risk with it.
See how next season go before considering a contract renewal or getting someone new next summer.
it will cost as much as a top international player signing to get rid of him and appoint someone else.
Rather spend our money on a new striker than taking a managerial risk with it.
See how next season go before considering a contract renewal or getting someone new next summer.
Don't forget Liverpool will be challenging for the title (according to the scousers).
As for that Thursday/Sunday cobblers I fear there is a very big chance we will suffering from it ourselves.