Nothing wrong with him, just want better.
Redknapp blames wantaway players
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Nothing wrong with him, just want better.
Harry Redknapp would not be doing for country, Everything Harry does is for his own personal glory rather than club passion or for professional desire. I want some who strives to me the very best, whether its because of their passion for their country, or as utmost professionals for the paycheck, and the trophy. Give me a Capello, Moyes, Ancelotti over a chancer like Redknapp anyday
Tbh, as much I'd like to see Moyesy managing England, I think he should manage Scotland. They need someone like him to give the squad a breath of fresh air and get them back on the footballing map. Scottish football has been stuck in a mire and he'd be ideal to get them out of the rut.
I never even said I wanted Redknapp, just that Moyes is unrealistic. Stop taking what I'm saying out of context people, jeeez.
i was referring to your point about you feeling foreign managers do it for the paycheck.
Ah right, well Redknapp isn't the only English manager.. Although in all fairness McClaren did it out of passion and look where that got us. We will have to wait and see what happens I guess, although the FA is retarded so I'm not expenting an amazing appointment. Mourinho please
Ah right, well Redknapp isn't the only English manager.. Although in all fairness McClaren did it out of passion and look where that got us. We will have to wait and see what happens I guess, although the FA is retarded so I'm not expenting an amazing appointment. Mourinho please
I would like an English manager, just not the expense of other key skills.
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Depends on who you talk to. Think more and more people are seeing through his nonsense
That's exactly what I was about to say.
He's not THAT bad, everybody. Tottenham fans calling for his sacking should remember what he did to turn them from mid table fodder under Ramos to Champions League challengers and indeed achievers.
That's what harry is always saying, but he never acknowledges his mistakes, everybody else is to blame,or they were beaten by a belter. And tactically he makes me cringe
I won't deny he has considerable flaws, but this witch hunt is taking it a bit far. As soon as he says or does anything everyone outside of the media seems to immediately jump on him.
He's still a good manager, and one who has revitalised Spurs. Just seems a little disloyal and ungrateful to drop him now, after all he has done.
For me, i cant stand the idea of him becoming England manager. He's a chancer. He revitalised them, and then has sat on his laurels since, while talking his way towards the england job. Spurs record since feb is almost as dire as Wenger's, yet I dont see anyone taking him to task on this.