Spurs look like a bunch of strangers, says Redknapp
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guate
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It really pisses me off that so many on here go out of their way to slag 'Arry off at any given opportunity and although he was no tactical genious he certainly provided more entertaining football that the dross we're being served up now.
I like AVB and want him to succeed because I care about the club I've supported for nigh on 57 years and as fans i believe we must get behind him. We must give him this season after so much money has been spent aquiring the players he wanted. However with the best squad I've seen for many a year I find it hard to accept that he still doesn't know what our best formation is.
I like AVB and want him to succeed because I care about the club I've supported for nigh on 57 years and as fans i believe we must get behind him. We must give him this season after so much money has been spent aquiring the players he wanted. However with the best squad I've seen for many a year I find it hard to accept that he still doesn't know what our best formation is.
Is this the same Harry Redknapp that has won nothing other than a lucky FA Cup in 30 years of football management ? The same person who when his club was third in the PL table lost interest in them because he thought he was a shoe-in for the England job ? The same person who succeeded in getting three different clubs relegated ?
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Didn't we lose heavily vs both Citeh and Manure in one week under 'arry ?
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To be honest, I miss Martin Jol - a time when fans were overjoyed by getting into the Europa League. A young Aaron Lennon and ageing Edgar Davids, the emergence of the Dawson and King partnership, Carrick running the show, Keano belting them in. But most importantly: Miiiidddoooooooooo.
Classic Spurs; great times.
Is this article (in essence) Harry Redknapp identifying that a group of strangers are indeed a group of strangers? If so, I'd say he's fairly close to the mark there.
It wouldn't be Spurs if there wasn't a pre-Christmas meltdown.
Classic Spurs; great times.
Is this article (in essence) Harry Redknapp identifying that a group of strangers are indeed a group of strangers? If so, I'd say he's fairly close to the mark there.
It wouldn't be Spurs if there wasn't a pre-Christmas meltdown.
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I think so.
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Your point would be relevant if Harry was in some way ridiculing the defeat. I don't think he was. He was asked about it and Spurs' form.
What's his record got to do with anything? Man in pub will talk about Spurs in far less glowing terms, does he have to have a stellar managerial record to have an opinion?
Harry didn't have to say anything. He could have said I am the QPR Manager and left it at that. But as always Harry is unable to keep his gob shut and had to say something.
